Pain Pain Go Away

Information that you find here is different. It has no prescriptions or over-the-counter remedies to pitch. Instead our message is intended to shorten the communication gap for people victimized by chronic joint pain. The subject of our book's discussion, reconstructive therapy/prolotherapy, effectively treats nearly all tendon, ligament, and joint problems by permanently strengthening injured areas. The main side effect of tendon, ligament, and joint reconstruction is the elimination of pain. Our text dedicates itself to enlightening those who have vested interests in knowing more: pain sufferers, primary caregivers and physicians. The main focus is to those suffering from arthritis, disc disease, knee cartilage, ACL, MCL, LCL degeneration and tears as well as most all spinal conditions, including compression fractures, failed spinal disc, and fusion surgeries. It is also an alternative treatment to those surgeries, spondylisthesis, radiculopathy and neuropathies, rotator cuff pain, headaches, and fibromyalgia. In summary, due to reconstructive therapy/ prolotherapy's stimulating regenerative regrowth of ligament, tendons, connective tissue, cartilage and bone, it will often lead to permanent resolution or improvement of most types of joint problems anywhere in the body. Note: Prolotherapy does not treat cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, or injection caused joint problems. Plenty of books have been published about individual joint problems such as fasciitis, bunions and other foot trouble, arthritis, backache, knee trouble, sports injuries, migraine headache, shoulder dislocation, and pain in general, but Pain, Pain Go Away is devoted specifically to the cause and correction of dysfunction arising from unstable joints. Such instability results from degenerative disease, overly lax ligaments, torn tendons, ruptured- discs, and/or crushed cartilage. Never before has there been a complete source of information about the causative factors and permanent corrective procedures for chronic pain in the joints, tendons, and ligaments.