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 	<li>How much of the practice is dedicated to <a title="Prolotherapy" href="/Prolotherapy/Dextrose-Prolotherapy">Prolotherapy</a>? At least 50% of the doctor’s practice should be Prolotherapy and better if it is more.</li>
 	<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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