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<h3>What To Ask When Looking for A Prolotherapist</h3>
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<div id="specialistsParagraph">When looking for a Prolotherapist, you definitely want experience. OrthoRegen<sup>®</sup>, is grateful to have Peter A. Fields, MD, DC, an experienced physician dedicated to providing highly effective, individualized Regenerative Orthopedic treatment plans that relieve pain and help patients return to sports, work, and activities quickly and safely. If you are serious about receiving regenerative treatments from a physician who has many years of experience in repairing the joint injury, then OrthoRegen<sup>®</sup>, is for you!</div>
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<h3>When Looking for a Prolotherapist, Find Out How much of the practice is dedicated to <a title="Prolotherapy" href="/Prolotherapy/Dextrose-Prolotherapy">Prolotherapy</a>?</h3>
At least 50% of the doctor’s practice should be Prolotherapy and better if it is more.
<h3>When Looking for a Prolotherapist, Find Out Whether the physician Does Prolotherapy on Every Joint?</h3>
It is important to find out whether the physician treats the back, knees, shoulder, neck, ankle, feet, wrist, hand, and every other joint? Why or why not? Do they lack the confidence to treat every area? Do they lack training or experience?

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<h3>Where Did the Physician Learn Their <a title="Prolotherapy" href="/Prolotherapy/Dextrose-Prolotherapy">Prolotherapy</a> Skills?</h3>
How did the Prolotherapist learn their skills? And do they take continuing education in it on a regular basis? It also helps to know whether the Prolotherapist instructs others on how to do it. Peter A. Fields, MD, DC continues to teach other doctors on an ongoing basis and gives seminars on Regenerative Orthopedics.
<h3><strong>I'm Looking for a Prolotherapist, Can You Give Me a Local Referral from a Physician Who does the Treatments You Do?</strong></h3>
We do not have specific referrals for outside of our office, especially if we have not seen someone for an exam and to thoroughly review their case, imaging, etc.. In our videos and article content, we talk about published research on certain conditions, along with the treatments and testing that we do here, and what we are finding in our practice at our neck center in Fort Myers, Florida. We understand that it is not feasible for all patients to come here, nor can we accept all cases, but we hope that the information we share can at least help people learn more about the possible reason for their symptoms. We try to put out information about our techniques, research, experience, etc.. to help people understand more about Prolotherapy and how it might be a consideration for various conditions, but it does not go across the board for all Prolotherapists, just like with any medical specialty. We simply do not know everyone who practices or what types of cases their office accepts, etc. Our office tends to take on a lot of referred cases that other offices cannot handle, especially with regard to the upper cervical spine. However, there are a lot of Prolotherapists who can take on straightforward pain cases just great, and we are always happy and encouraged by hearing of people’s success wherever they were treated! All we can really suggest is to speak in detail with the team and/or provider whom you are considering seeing. If the location of a medical provider is most important to you, Google may be a good place to start. If you find someone near you, contact them about their experience with your condition and determine if you feel they might be a good fit for your case.

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 	<li>Does the doctor do Prolotherapy on every joint (back, knee’s shoulder, neck, ankle, feet, wrist, hand, etc)? If not, then ask why.</li>
 	<li>Does the doctor do the Prolotherapy himself? Only a skilled, trained MD or DO should be doing the injections; not an assistant or mid-level practitioner (PA, Nurse Practitioner, etc).</li>
 	<li>Where did the doctor learn their <a title="Prolotherapy" href="/Prolotherapy/Dextrose-Prolotherapy">Prolotherapy</a> skills? And do they take continuing education in it on a regular basis. Better yet if the doctor instructs others how to do it.</li>
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