Joint pain, back pain, arthritis, sports injuries, and chronic pain conditions
PRP injection for shoulder pain: evidence from randomized controlled trials for rotator cuff tears, tendinitis, labral injuries, and shoulder osteoarthritis. Covers ultrasound-guided procedure, recovery timeline, cost, and when surgery is the better choice.
A complete guide to plantar fasciitis covering anatomy, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, conventional treatments, and regenerative options like PRP and shockwave therapy. Learn what works, what does not, and how to get back on your feet.
An evidence-based guide to chronic pain covering nociceptive, neuropathic, and nociplastic pain types, pain neuroscience, conventional medications, interventional procedures, regenerative therapies, and integrative approaches including pain neuroscience education, CBT, exercise, and building a multidisciplinary pain management plan.
A complete evidence-based guide to osteoarthritis, covering pathology, symptoms, diagnosis, conventional treatments (NSAIDs, physical therapy, joint replacement), and regenerative approaches including PRP, stem cell therapy, prolotherapy, and integrative strategies for joint health.
Everything you need to know about PRP therapy: how platelet-rich plasma works, what conditions it treats best, how it compares to cortisone and stem cells, what it costs, and how to find a qualified provider. Evidence-based guide with 16 cited references.
Ketamine blocks NMDA receptors involved in central sensitization, making it one of the few treatments that can interrupt the self-reinforcing cycle of chronic pain. Here is what the evidence shows.
Learn the common causes of shoulder pain, how it’s diagnosed, and treatment options from physical therapy to PRP, stem cells, and prolotherapy.
Evidence-based sciatica treatment options from physical therapy and medications to regenerative therapies like PRP, prolotherapy, and stem cells.
At a Glance Neuropathic pain comes from damage or dysfunction in the nervous system itself, not just from tissue injury, which is why ordinary pain relievers often fail. First-line treatments include gabapentinoids, SNRIs, and tricyclic antidepressants. Opioids are generally considered later-line options due to poor long-term outcomes. Ketamine infusions and spinal cord stimulation are among…
At a Glance Chronic pain syndrome (CPS) is a distinct diagnosis in which pain, depression, anxiety, and disability become mutually reinforcing over time. Central sensitization, where the nervous system amplifies pain signals, is a core biological mechanism in CPS and is measurable in the brain and spinal cord. CPS is not “in your head.” It…