Prolotherapy
We assess the painful area and your condition before discussing whether an injection is appropriate.
About prolotherapy
Prolotherapy uses a concentrated dextrose solution. Suitability depends on the diagnosis and treatment response; the same result cannot be expected for every type of pain.
When to seek a consultation
- Shoulder and elbow painWe assess pain when lifting the arm or gripping and examine the joints and ligaments.
- Back and knee painWe assess the cause of pain and movement before discussing treatment options.
- Wrist and ankle painFor recurring pain or sprains, we first assess the affected area and its condition.
- Pain while breastfeedingTell us if you are breastfeeding and which medicines you take. Injection suitability is assessed at your visit.
What treatment involves
Precautions
- Pain may rise for 1–3 days after injectionPain may increase temporarily after treatment. Contact the clinic if it is severe or persists.
- Common precautions for injectionsAfter injections, headache, dizziness, swelling or rash may occur; rarely bleeding/infection — consult us if symptoms persist.
FAQ
Using dextrose does not make the procedure risk-free. Injection-site pain or bruising may occur. We discuss expected benefits and risks before deciding on treatment.
Appointments and visits
Book a visit online or check our clinic hours and location.