Also known as sclerotherapy, it is a method of injecting an anesthetic irritant into a joint or weakened, torn or pulled ligaments and tendons. Dr. George Hackett did extensive investigations-have proven its validity. Due to injury or repeated use, the ligaments and tendons may become torn, stretched or loose, which causes pain, lack of endurance, loss of strength and perhaps arthritis. Contrary to popular belief, arthritis is the body's way of attempting to strengthen a joint. Since the concept of proliferative therapy is no doubt new to most of you, you probably have a multitude of questions about it.
Successful treatment is a permanent fortification of a formerly painful or incapacitated area.
Hence, the patient is usually able to resume activities which previously were prohibited. All joints respond to treatment. Persons with shoulder pain , or those who have trouble sleeping on their shoulders. Sufferers of joint dislocation. When a joint is generally worse with activity and better with rest.