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Mesotherapy can help treat bursitis and other sports injuries. |
When you
begin to offer mesotherapy to your patients and clients, you will find that
many of them are coming to you in search of pain relief for trauma or chronic
discomfort due to sports injuries. One of the main uses of mesotherapy all
across the world is in the area of sports medicine, where musculoskeletal
problems such a sprains, muscle strain, spinal disorders, tendinitis and
arthritis are treated on a routine basis.
The main benefit of using mesotherapy to treat the pain of sports
injuries is that it spares the athlete the liver damage and nerve damage that
are so often the side effect of pain killers that are prescribed.
Mesotherapy
works by treating the muscle soreness and inflammation due to injuries and for
many this substantially speeds up recovery time. Mesotherapy can also provide the person with
a relaxation response that also helps alleviate pain.
Mesotherapy
can treat:
·
Algodystrophy,
which refers to extreme complex pain in area that has been damaged
·
Tunnel
syndrome that affects the bursae, such as would be the case of a tennis player
with a damaged shoulder
·
Edema
due to post traumatic osteroarticular pain (following a sprain or a strain)
·
Inflammation
of muscular tendons and sheathes due to a strain or injury
·
Irregularities
and tears in the muscle due to injury
·
Osteochondroses,
which can cause the onset of extreme pain around a bone
·
Perisostis,
which is an inflammation of tissue around a bone
·
Radicular
pain, which follows a nerve along the path of a bone
·
Pain
form degenerative joint disease
How
effective is mesotherapy for relieving the pain of sports injuries? Quite a few people experience relief in two
to three days, others may need six or seven weekly treatments before they feel
better. After that some people may need
to visit you for a “tune-up” injection every four to six weeks.
Mesotherapeutic
medications that are used to treat sports injuries via injection include:
·
B
vitamins
·
Calcitonin
·
Chondroprotective
agents
·
Indo-sulfur
combinations
·
Local
anesthetic
·
Muscle
relaxants
·
Non-steroid
anti-inflammatory agents
·
Polymeried
DNA
·
Vasodilating
agents
It is
also important to note that mesotherapy may work better for people who have
chronic pain, rather than acute pain. You might also want to note that some
people are allergic to B vitamin injections and numbing agents. Mesotherapy for
sports injuries also works better if your patient does them in conjunction with
other therapies.
Of
course, knowing precisely how to handle the injector and what mesotherapy
medicines to give in each situation is what you will be learning in the
Pinewood Toronto mesotherapy courses that I offer. The more accurate you are
with the depth and position of the injector, the better your patient will heal.
For more information about The Pinewood Institute for the Advancement of
Natural Medicine courses including course outlines, detailed descriptions of
courses and information about upcoming training sessions, please go www.pinewoodinstitute.com. You can
also send us an email using our email form at
http://pinewoodinstitute.com/contact.aspx or call us at 416-656-8100. If you
prefer to fax the number is 416-656-8107.
Mesotherapy's Uses In Sports Medicine and I think this is good too for the people to have good care during the time of sports.
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