<h2>Rotator Cuff Shoulder Injuries</h2>
Conditions of the rotator cuff are the most common shoulder problem. Lots of people over 50 experience rotator cuff shoulder injuries. That's because the tendons and ligaments become weaker and are more prone to injury. And since tendons and ligaments have a poor blood supply to begin with, these rotator cuff shoulder injuries are difficult to repair.
<h3>Treat Rotator Cuff Injuries with Non-Surgical Regenerative Orthopedics</h3>
When conservative measures are tried, and if they fail to result in the sought after results, surgery is often recommended. But surgery takes parts like ligaments, tendons, and labrum out. And once they are removed, they can not be put back. A better approach would be Regenerative Orthopedics, like Stem Cell Therapy, PRP, and Prolotherapy. These treatments result in effective repair and resolution of the rotator cuff shoulder injury without the need for surgery. The joint tissue can regenerate with Regenerative Orthopedics, and repair can be achieved naturally.
<h3>Shoulder Arthritis</h3>
Arthritis is another common condition of the shoulder, and shoulder injuries can lead to this problem. Regenerative Orthopedics can effectively treat shoulder pain due to arthritis.

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