Stem Cell Therapy can be used as an alternative for Shoulder surgery to treat chronic and painful shoulder conditions. Shoulder surgery can often be a major procedure with many risks and complications. Even a simple shoulder surgery may leave one with scar tissue that wasn’t present prior to the surgery. Stem Cell Therapy is great for Rotator Cuff injuries as well as other shoulder conditions such as arthritis and labrum tears.
No one wants surgery and fortunately, the recent availability of stem cell medicine is helping people stay out of the operating room.
Many of my patients come in to see me for a second opinion after they have been told that they need hip surgery. They ask if there are any options instead of surgery and in most cases, the answer is an emphatic yes!
How many times have you seen the post on Facebook that “Today, is the first page in your 365 book so make it count!? Probably 100 if you were on Social Media around New Years time. We love New Years, and love the idea that we can start fresh. That we can have a new chance to attain what we really want out of life to finally achieve our goals. So the question is why do so many people start this way and end up failing year after year. There are several reasons that we continuously fail at our New Year’s resolutions and goals?
Happy New Year! 2015 is upon us and every year we should be saying that this is going to be our best year, great things are going to happen!
One thing that can ruin a holiday is a painful injury. As a New York Regenerative Medicine specialist, one injury that many of my patients come in to non-surgically correct is a posterior tibial tendon tear. Using a stem cell injection or a PRP injection, as an alternative to foot surgery, we have found that a torn tendon can greatly be improved.
Many of my patients come into my office having been told by other qualified doctors that they need a knee replacement surgery. They come to me for a second opinion to see if there are any other reliable alternatives to surgery. The answer for many is empathically Yes!!
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