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In a nut shell -

Prolotherapy is a treatment during which a sugar solution is injected

into the sight of a ligment injury - this reinjures the ligament

causing the body to reheal it - hopefully properly this time.

Involves lots of needles/injections and usually more than one

treatment.

Often done in conjunction with sports med and by chiros and by DOs.

Mixed response to how well it works in EDS people.

> I've heard a lot about prolotherapy, but I have no idea what it

is.

> Could you (or someone else) fill me in?

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Interesting. I wonder who thought of injecting a sugar solution into

an injury and how they came up with the ides. It sounds painful,

though! Thanks for defining it for me!

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Interesting. I wonder who thought of injecting a sugar solution into

an injury and how they came up with the ides. It sounds painful,

though! Thanks for defining it for me!

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Ellen~~

Jill sent a pretty good article just a bit ago when was asking the

same question.

I think it was Jill.. I think I still have it in my in box I will see if I

can find it and send it out to you.

Hope to hear from you soon!

Debbi

So. Cal. EDSer, in the Pink!

Prolotherapy

Hi,

Has anyone ever had prolotherapy? I have classical EDS with a lot of

arthritis in my lumber spine as well as spinal stenosis, facet arthritis,

scoleosis, herniated discs and compression fractures, etc. In other words

your typical EDS spine. I'm on a lot of pain meds that do help as long as I

stay on time schedule. I friend suggested I try prolotherapy. My friend

talked to a physician from Federal Way, Washington who said he has used this

technique with other patients that have EDS with success. His name is

Dr.Dorman and his web site is paracelsusclinic.com. After reading about the

procedure I would think this technique would be questionable for folks with

the classic form of

EDS since healing and scar tissue formation is fragile. That's just my

quess. I would welcome any opinions and first hand experiences is anyone has

tried this. Thanks!

Ellen

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