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The current procedure was pioneered in Italy.

Proliferative, sclerotherapy or regenerative therapy has been around since the beginnings of medicine. There are various agents, including ozone, that may initiate the desired inflammatory response.

Physicians who perform these nonsurgical injection treatments are on the provider list at http://www.acospm.com.

Also one may find more information at www.prolotherapy.com. Dr. Alderman's book is about $US20.00 and is a must read for anyone with chronic pain! It is a paradigm shift from conventional treatments...and makes much more sense physiologically than steroids and surgery.

I am a physician and I have performed these procedures in my office on many patients and I have had excellent results. The complication list is about 1:1000. I have yet to have adverse outcomes.

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