Regenerative Orthopedics

Relief from Sciatica Symptoms         Sciatica is a complaint that is tossed around quite frequently in the context of burning low back pain that shoots down a person’s buttocks, legs,

Is Surgery a Good Option for Meniscus Tears? Meniscal tears are quite common. So much so, that they are one of the most common injuries to the knee. Meniscal injuries are routinely treated with surgery, and

Suffering from Headaches? The Problem May Come From Your Neck. Headaches are a recurrent malady suffered by millions of Americans, causing pain and discomfort in the head, forehead,

Regenerative, non-surgical treatments for painful hip labral tears have grown in recent years and with good reason. People want an alternative to the invasiveness of surgery and options that do not require anesthesia or a hospital stay. They also want therapies known to have successful long-term results. Regenerative Orthopedics can

Menisci are C-shaped material in the knee which act as shock absorbers between the femur (upper leg) and tibia (lower leg). Each joint has two menisci to balance the body weight

Joint Replacement Is On the Rise Joint replacements are on the rise. They have increased so much that, in the last ten years, knee replacements have more than doubled and hip

Knee pain, like all other types of joint pain, can appear suddenly or become an ongoing, chronic condition. And the most common cause of chronic knee pain and disability is arthritis, which frequently results in knee replacement. In

Most orthopedic surgeries for joint pain do not require a quick decision. That is why they are called elective surgeries. The surgeon, the hospital, or you can choose whether or not to have them. Remember that once the surgery is done, it cannot be undone. Surgery also requires time off

Persistent Joint Pain Putting a Damper on Your Style? Many of us have aches or pains that just won’t go away no matter what we do. Medications, rest, physical therapy, acupuncture, and manipulation

Cortisone - Is it Really Good for You? Many people get cortisone injections to help with knee pain, hip pain, or pain in another joint. If it helps with pain, then it must be right for you. But is cortisone