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Prolozone (per joint)

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Integrative Wellness NY

Prolozone treatment is a non-invasive form of therapy that utilizes ozone gases to treat various joint and musculoskeletal ailments. The name Prolozone was made out of the combination of the Latin word ‘prolix’ and ozone. As the name suggests, this prolozone therapy treatment works through the saturation of oxygen to the problem area, promoting the regeneration of damaged tissues. Basically speaking, this treatment is unique in a way that it facilitates our bodies natural healing mechanism by supplying it with oxygen and cell-regenerating nutrients.

Prolozone therapy in Brooklyn is safe, inexpensive, and effective therapy to repair injured joints and regenerate damaged tissues. In our office prolozone is most commonly used to treat patients with neck and back pain.

How does Prolozone Treatment work?

In this prolozone therapy, the patient will be injected with a specific combination of anti-inflammatory agents, vitamins, minerals, and ozone to their problem areas. Procaine is also used in the treatment to reduce pain levels from the injection.

This injection introduces oxygen into the problem area which immediately improves the blood circulation. This in turn causes a chain reaction that will stimulate the cells in the body to start repairing damaged tissues and decreasing inflammation. The vitamins and minerals provide nutrients for the body to build new tissues.

What conditions are commonly treated by prolozone therapy?

It can be used for a wide variety of joint ailments. Both acute and chronic conditions can be treated with it. However, patients with the most painful chronic conditions such as osteoarthritis and degenerative joint diseases will gain the most benefit from this treatment.

There will be immediate pain relief and a noticeable decrease in swelling. It is not advised for someone with an acutely herniated disc to use this treatment.

Below is a compilation of medical conditions that responds successfully with this treatment:

- Carpal tunnel syndrome;

- Chronic neck pain and back pain;

- Degenerative spinal discs;

- Degenerative & arthritic ankles, hips, and knees;

- Dental infections;

- Heel spurs(heel pains);

- Neuromas;

- Fractured pains;

- Scarred areas;

- Pelvic-related disorders;

- Plantar fasciitis (policeman’s heel);