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Subject: Stem Cell PRP Prolotherapy Surgery Alternative Orthopedic Medicine Treatment - Dr Fields "[your-subject]"
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From: RICHARD M WHITLEY =0A=0AEmail: richard.m.whitley@gmail.com=0A=0APh=
one: (818)357-7282=0A=0AService:3pm-5pm=0A=0AMessage Body:=0AWhile hikin=
g in October, 2015, I suffered a medial meniscus tear in my left knee. =
 Over time it worsened, and I had arthroscopic surgery in January, 2016.=
  I had a quick recovery and am again running a couple times a week.  I=
 still get an occasional stabbing pain in the knee while running, but th=
en I slow down and change my stride a little bit and after a minute or t=
wo the pain is gone and I resume my normal running.  This happens in BOT=
H knees, and was occurring for many years before the tear, so it's not n=
ecessarily related to the tear.   Since I know I have less of my meniscu=
s in my left knee, I was wondering if prolotherapy would be able to incr=
ease the cartilage there, or whether the fact that it was cut away surgi=
cally means that the amount lost is too great to be significantly change=
d by prolotherapy.  Do you have any experience with the effect of prolot=
herapy on joints where the cartilage had been surgically trimmed  back t=
o remove the torn portions?=0A=0AAny Other Comments:=0A=0A=0A-- =0AThis=
 e-mail was sent from a contact form on Stem Cell PRP Prolotherapy Surge=
ry Alternative Orthopedic Medicine Treatment - Dr Fields (https://www.dr=
fields.com)
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