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    Quote Originally Posted by TallMan View Post
    I'd listen to Barondumonde. Physiotherapie is kind of out of date and this bro seems to know where he's talking about.
    NSAID's never did anyone good and why would you ice an injury unless it just happened to restrict futher damage ?

    @Barondumonde,
    Been heating my elbow for a few days cause it started to hurt a few weeks ago and it seems to help a little.
    What about my 4 year old shoulder injury ? Nothing seems to work for that, I tried everything (fysio, RC exersizes, operated, fysio, cesar, active release seemed to work te most). What would you advise ?
    Sounds like you need some prolotherapy...I've had the treatment myself and it's responsible for my recovery from systemic connective tissue deficiency syndrome...it's so far repaired half my body...still in the process though.

    The one warning I have about the treatment is that there are a lot of doctors claiming that they do it, and most of them have no idea what they are doing. If you can afford it, I wouldn't waste my time with anyone other than Dr. Ross Hauser in Chicago.

    For more information, check out prolotherapy.org

    There are other doctors who claim they do it well, but almost all of them are mediocre at best.

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    Quote Originally Posted by barondumonde View Post
    Sounds like you need some prolotherapy...I've had the treatment myself and it's responsible for my recovery from systemic connective tissue deficiency syndrome...it's so far repaired half my body...still in the process though.

    The one warning I have about the treatment is that there are a lot of doctors claiming that they do it, and most of them have no idea what they are doing. If you can afford it, I wouldn't waste my time with anyone other than Dr. Ross Hauser in Chicago.

    For more information, check out prolotherapy.org

    There are other doctors who claim they do it well, but almost all of them are mediocre at best.
    aight thanks bro, I'm gonna read that site tonight
    I hope there are any good prolotherapists in Holland, I've never heard of anything like it.

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    Shoulder still the same. I tried to train a little yesterday but the pain came straight away then worsend again. Went back to the doc's and he's refered me to some new sort of clinic that deals with stuff like this so im waiting for a letter. The doc cant refer for mri anymore a otherpidic surgeon has to do it which the clinic refer's you to if needed. At the moment i cant really aford one, where i am they are 350 pound plus and if i get refered for one theres a 9 month waitin list. IS there any supplement that you would recommend for the joints, cat and ligimants. Thanks again

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    Quote Originally Posted by boxer08 View Post
    Shoulder still the same. I tried to train a little yesterday but the pain came straight away then worsend again. Went back to the doc's and he's refered me to some new sort of clinic that deals with stuff like this so im waiting for a letter. The doc cant refer for mri anymore a otherpidic surgeon has to do it which the clinic refer's you to if needed. At the moment i cant really aford one, where i am they are 350 pound plus and if i get refered for one theres a 9 month waitin list. IS there any supplement that you would recommend for the joints, cat and ligimants. Thanks again
    I hate to have to tell you that there's not much else that I know of...joint injuries are difficult to get through. It takes months, even years for them to heal even a little bit.

    Good luck making the right decisions with your shoulder...I know that the doctors you're about to see will likely confuse you with their recommendations and treatment plans.

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