Frequently Asked Questions – Doctor Clark
Frequently Asked Questions – Doctor Clark
Doctor Clark offers therapies for ligamentous, muscular, myofascial, and joint problems resulting from normal wear-and-tear and and traumatic sprain injuries.
Is smoking a contraindication to receiving Prolotherapy?
Smoking cigarettes or any other tobacco nicotine source (e.g., pipe, cigar, snuff) significantly impedes the therapeutic (healing) effectiveness of Prolotherapy.
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Are there any nutritional supplements that may help Prolotherapy in its healing effect?
During the course of Prolotherapy treatment sessions, it would be helpful to take supplemental Vitamin C to take advantage of its facilitating the laying down of new collagen and healing the sprain injury “wound”.
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Should the Prolotherapy patient take anti-inflammatory medications for pain relief of established joint pain and post-therapeuti
For the relief of established joint pain or post-therapeutic pain, DO NOT use any steroidal or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (see list below)–neither prescribed, over-the-counter, oral, or injection–for two weeks prior to prolotherapy treatment and
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What Post-therapeutic activity is advisable?
In the case of Prolotherapy, normal activity movement, stretching, and exercise are important for the laying down of normal collagen in the healing of ligaments or tendons.
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What post-therapeutic rehabilitative measures should be considered?
Prolotherapy is a treatment for stabilizing joint instability due to ligament sprain injury or muscle tendon sprain injury.
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