What is Prolotherapy? PA Danielle Matias and Dr. Ross Hauser review Prolotherapy history and FAQs

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PA Danielle Matias and Dr. Ross Hauser review the history of Comprehensive H3 Prolotherapy and frequently asked questions about the solutions used, success, patient studies and selection, and much more.
00:00 Introduction
02:15 Types of Prolotherapy
05:50 Nerve Release Injection Therapy
07:35 History of H3 Prolotherapy
09:11 Tenets of H3 Prolotherapy
10:32 Identifying ligament and cartilage problems
12:34 Ligament injuries are progressive
13:50 Ligament muscular reflex
15:25 Hackett’s original knee injury progression
16:29 Muscle spasms and tightness
17:15 Joint swelling
18:50 Bone spurs
19:30 Biology of Prolotherapy
22:40 Long-term desired healing effects
24:39 Is Prolotherapy permanent?
26:00 Personal injuries treated with Prolotherapy
29:29 Why not use PRP or stem cells for everyone?
32:00 Bone Marrow vs. Lipoaspirate
34:50 Risks and side effects
36:10 Why do people fail Prolotherapy?
40:28 Improved function and exercising after Prolotherapy
42:45 Healing is not linear and pain is fickle
44:11 When do you stop Prolotherapy?
47:09 Success with Prolotherapy
51:40 Prolotherapy vs. surgical candidates
The Hauser Neck Center and Caring Medical Florida are located in Fort Myers, FL in the US. We treat patients who travel to our center from all around the globe, however, we do not treat all cases. If you are looking for our team to review your case and possibly see you in our center, you can contact us through www.caringmedical.com, call us at 239-308-4773, or email info@caringmedical.com.
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**DISCLAIMER: As with any medical treatment, no guarantees or claims of cures are made as to the extent of the response to treatment that every person experiences. Every therapy/treatment has patients who experience varying levels of success and failure. Results may not be the same from patient to patient, even with a similar diagnosis, as the body’s internal status is unique to each individual.

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9 июл 2024

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@tiffanyvalencia8415 2 года назад

1:00 THANK YOU for being one of the only MD's publicly realizing that it's stupid to hire a physician for this purpose just because they paid $100,000 extra for their degree but can't perform their job as well as somebody who didn't have to pay that much money and is better at the job!!!

@faithf5846 2 года назад

I receive prolotherapy treatments for my back & neck from time to time. Not sure what I would do if I had not found my prolotherapist . I find it difficult to watch the treatments but not as difficult to get the treatments. Dr Ross and Danielle your utube videos are so educational and interesting. Thank you so much. My doctor and I agree you both deliver great educational videos. I agree with Dr Ross when he stated Danielle is extremely gifted and I want to add humble. Amazing combo!

@scottfink6871 2 года назад

Great video! Extremely informative. I was in contact with Caring Medical about 2 years, and was all set to fly over from Japan for my first appointment in spring of 2020, but then had to cancel due to Covid travel restrictions. Now that travel is becoming feasible again, I plan to contact your office shortly and hope to schedule some appointments for later this year. Amazing and inspiring work that all of you are doing. Really looking forward to visiting your office.

@Krishanapanchaal1 Год назад

How are you now ? Did you have prolo

@AJKivela369 2 года назад

Love it.

@richardwilson2911 2 года назад

Thank you Dr. Hauser and Danielle for this video. I'm in the UK but am scheduled to come to Caring Medical / The Hauser Neck Center hopefully in the Spring. Thank you for the work that you do, and for the hope that this gives us patients. All the very best.

@richardbranson8658 2 года назад

Hi just curious.. Why u wouldn't get it done closer to home in the uk

@richardwilson2911 2 года назад

@@richardbranson8658 hi Richard. Very simply, there are no competent people like this in the UK

@richardwilson2911 2 года назад

@@sanek1985t you are 100% correct

@richardbranson8658 2 года назад

@@richardwilson2911 not 100%...there is Dr petrides at the blackberry clinic in Milton Keynes.. He also gives a couple of lectures on you tube..

@richardwilson2911 2 года назад

@@richardbranson8658 Given my 4 year pain journey, and several tens of thousands of £s spent, including at Blackberry Clinic, if you think you have upper cervical issues, try to get to the Hauser Neck Centre. And don't waste your money here in the UK.

@nicolas1104 2 года назад

Dextrose is a term for D-glucose. Glucose has two different chemical structures: D-glucose and L-glucose. Do you know if L-glucose can still be used in prolotherapy? because in France it is difficult to get Dextrose.

@angela1981 Год назад

Which one works best to get the vagus nerve working again to get digestion going

@alexstrings 2 года назад

*The doctor who saved my life* My tinnitus is gone, my headaches are gone!

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 2 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing. Incredible!

@tourdfrance9263 2 года назад

That is amazing Alexander! Thx for sharing. I’m from Toronto.. if I have to go to see Dr Hauser it will be hard for me Would if be ok to share how long you had the tinnitus & how many treatments you had for it to be gone? Thx A:)

@alexstrings 2 года назад

@@tourdfrance9263 I never received any treatment since my neck problems were solved with neck retraction exercises. No every case is the same, but fortunately i found this channel on youtube and the info helped me and my doctor here in Puerto Rico to find out what was the root of my health problems, specially tinnitus. This Dr, Dr. in the video know what he is doing. i still thinking about prolotherapy, but since everything is improving maybe i won't need it anymore. Sorry about my english, not used to write in english lol. Any question feel free to ask me, based on my research maybe i have more info that can help you.

@tourdfrance9263 2 года назад

@@alexstrings Good morning Alexander, thank you so much for your prompt response.. I really appreciated:) and your English is amazing!! I speak French and my English is not the best lol What the dr did and how did he found out what was causing your tinnitus? I did find out about dr Ross/ his channel and made so much sense like you said.. he is in different country , I’ll check also with my dr after I hear bit what your dr said and how he helped you. You said you did some exercise? Love to hear from you again. Thank you Alexander 🙏 Victoria:)

@zakyvids6566 Год назад

@@alexstrings did you have any heart problems or dizziness as well and how are you know so happy from you

@PrepperKiwi 2 года назад

Hello Danielle and Dr Hauser, I was doing due diligence on a potential Prolotherapist here in New Zealand. They only use 0.1% Tetradecyl Sulphate or 0.25% Polidocanol solutions, their website stating these provide superior strength. Not being an expert myself, I was wondering your thoughts on this narrow solution choice? I’m hoping your answer is that we are a rich country and he’s simply gone top shelf.

@chaoscreationstv7553 2 года назад

For Prolotherapy i know you can use sterile water or sodium chloride to dilute the dextrose down to 15% or 25% but i was curious if you guys use bacteriostatic water as well to dilute the dextrose solution, or is it bad because of the benzyl alcohol? is sterile water or sodium all you use or do you also use bacteriostatic water with dextrose, was just curious, thank you

@patiheal4804 2 года назад

Where can I find a doctor to do this in New Jersey in Sussex county area

@marycockrell9135 Месяц назад

Would this work for nerve damage in the inner ear?

@susie7724 2 года назад

Can you get prolotherpy for bulging disc or degenerative disc disease?

@Ann-kg1zd Год назад

I've been diagnosed with C4-C5 retrolisthesis and neurosurgeon is recommending posterior fusion. I already have a plate and screws at the C5-C6 level. Would prolotherapy work for me? I'm having numbness and weakness in my arms and legs with constant excruciating lumbar pain. I have trouble walking. Standing, sitting, laying down constant pain. I also have bone spurs in my neck. I had a lumbar staph infection from a previous epidural about 10 years ago so I'm concerned about this as I almost died from this infection.

@cpg8000 2 года назад

Sounds like some breakthrough findings. Do you collect data and publish your findings?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 2 года назад

Hi C G- Thanks for the question. Yes, we've been publishing medical articles for years. You can see our research on our website: www.caringmedical.com/prolotherapy-results/ and there are many articles about Prolotherapy by other Prolotherapists that you can find online and pubmed. Wish you all the best in health!

@ShayLoveNLiv 8 месяцев назад

This is amazing thank you for sharing. My family suffer with hEDS with lots of pain and shifting joints. Is Prolotherapy treatment covered by any medical insurance?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 7 месяцев назад

Some insurance companies will accept Prolotherapy if you self submit - it ultimately depends on your provider. After your visit you will receive information to self submit and it is up to you to do the rest!

@Chevelle17 Год назад

I had a severe SI joint injury 6 years ago that went undiagnosed, I asked my back Dr office about the possibility of prolotherapy and they gave me a blank stare. She said she would look into it, I sent her here. I doubt medicaid would ever allow it....this has sent me into extreme poverty and hopelessness. I also have neck and lower back issues, it seems impossible at this point.

@stephaniegutierrez6222 2 года назад

Can prolotherapy take care of the pain from Costochondritis?

@TheDrDraft1111 2 года назад

Are you familiar with pain at the junction of the leg and hip on the outside of the leg? Both sides are painful lately for me. Is this common and is this ligament damage

@nottheone582 Год назад

IANAD but I'm having similar pain which has been diagnosed as SI joint instability after a bad fall. Have you done anything unusual with your hips/pelvis or had any lower back pain/injury? Could be a mechanical injury or could be inflammation if you have any autoimmune disorders

@nottheone582 Год назад

Could also be tight IT bands? Have you tried any manual therapy like massage or rolling?

@creativegirl9710 Год назад

I have pain on outside of hip and after 10 years finally got a diagnosis of tendonosis. I have gone dr to dr trying to get someone to help me. The pain has gone on so long, I have nerve pain in my foot and my entire left leg flares up sometimes. The ND finally helping me is doing PRP injections as well as Prolotherapy injections. Get a Regenerative type Dr to do ultrasound on your hip.

@belimtless4637 2 года назад

Sir, I watched your alot of video's.... I think, I maybe have atlantoaxial instability or upper cervical instability So, please can you tell me that we can know about this instability from MRI or not.. and we only need to have MRI of the neck.

@031shubhrajitporel2 2 года назад

Are you from india I am also having same problem

@Sara-rr1lu 2 года назад

Are there connections between fibromyalgia and any one nerve? Or ANYTHING you’ve found connective to fibromyalgia? My fibromyalgia started with my knees and feet. As I watch these videos, I’m breaking down my history and questioning my fibromyalgia diagnosis, at least in terms of how modern medicine looks at it (which doesn’t offer much, if any, answers) I’m prob not articulating myself adequately, but the more I watch your videos, the more connection I make to other various things I’ve learned in my journey to try to get answers for myself. I need to move to Florida…

@seandavid5376 2 года назад

Do you guys have a clinic in Toronto Canada?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 2 года назад

Hi Sean David, We are in Fort Myers, Florida and do treat many patients who travel here from Canada, but we do not have another location. Wish you all the best in health!

@queenesther743 4 месяца назад

Can the hip area or the pelvis be healed through prolotherapy?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 4 месяца назад

Yes! We have a lot of information on our website about this. www.caringmedical.com

@sonrog8877 5 месяцев назад

I am in Poughkeepsie NY & have very limited income. Unable to travel to Florida. Are you able to recommend a doctor who practices prolotherapy in my area? I have a variety of medical issues that may be vagus nerve issues, possibly cervical instability & possibly B1 deficiency.

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 месяцев назад

We are sorry you are experiencing this however we are unable to make referrals as Dr. Hauser takes on some of the most complex cases. We can suggest that you do a google search for a provider near you that can see you for an exam and consult. We are praying for your complete healing and wish you the best on your health journey!

@sonrog8877 5 месяцев назад

Thank you & thank you for all the good work you do.

@karinazhu8462 2 года назад

I had a partial ACL tear lately. Will you recommend Prolotherapy instead of surgery?

@richardbranson8658 2 года назад

I had this done in the UK 3 times at a cost of around 1500..it did absolutely nothing for my sacroiliac joint spasms and pain...

@1dayfree 2 года назад

I don't understand why it has to be injected into the joint. Wouldnt drinking saline water do the same thing? It's called plasma therapy if you are interested and costs nothing. Dr Darko has all the videos (this is not spam! 😁)

@wigglywrigglydoo 2 года назад

I'm confused why the needle needs to be poked in then pulling in and out in the spot? Is it really that safe to have a needle poked in near your joint and nerve and rattled left and right and poked in and out at speed? Just curious.

@joesamprerer Год назад

Too bad these aren't covered by insurance. Most people I've spoken too aren't willing to pay $400-$1000 per treatment, per joint. It's definitely a great investment in oneself, if it's feasible, though.