Are You a Candidate for Regenerative Elbow Treatment?
To determine whether you’re a candidate for regenerative elbow pain treatment, ask yourself whether the benefits of nonsurgical elbow pain relief appeal to you. If they do, schedule your free consultation at your local QC Kinetix clinic. We will thoroughly examine you and your medical records to learn how we can help you.
Some of the factors that make you a good candidate for regenerative therapy include:
- You experience severe elbow pain
- Your pain results from overuse, an injury, or a degenerative condition
- You’re anxious to avoid elbow surgery
- You’re not considered a good candidate for surgery
- The extensive recovery time would be a hardship for you
- You wish to avoid taking opioids and/or pain medications
Do any of these circumstances describe you? If so, we look forward to meeting with you to explore your candidacy for our regenerative treatment for elbow pain.
Are You a Candidate for Regenerative Shoulder Treatment?
The best way to discover whether you’re a candidate for regenerative shoulder repair without surgery is to come in for your free consultation at your local QC Kinetix clinic. We meet with you, review your medical records, answer all your questions, and conduct a thorough examination.
Factors that make you a good candidate for regenerative alternatives to shoulder surgery include:
- You experience chronic shoulder pain
- Your pain is the result of injury, repetitive stress, or joint degeneration
- You want to avoid joint replacement surgery
- You may not be a good candidate for surgery
- The extensive recovery from surgery would be a hardship for you
- You wish to avoid taking opioids and/or pain medications
If any of these circumstances describe you, we look forward to meeting with you to learn how regenerative nonsurgical shoulder repair can decrease your pain.
Benefits of
Nonsurgical Elbow Treatments
Regenerative elbow pain treatments offer the benefits of elbow surgery without a hospital stay, loss of work, added pain, risk of complications, and a lengthy recovery.
Less Invasive
Elbow surgery requires general anesthesia and invasive surgery. Regenerative elbow pain therapy is noninvasive.
Faster Recovery
Elbow surgery can cause significant damage to the tissues it aims to repair, as it may involve cutting through bone, cartilage, and muscle, leading to intense pain and a prolonged recovery period. After tennis elbow surgery, you may need 3 to 12 weeks to return to work. With regenerative elbow pain treatments, you won’t have to miss a single day of work, offering a faster, less invasive alternative for pain relief and recovery.
Lower Risks
Elbow surgery is painful and carries significant risks.
- Infection
- Increased pain
- Nerve damage
- Blood clots
- Anesthesia complications
- Joint stiffness
- Scarring
- Post-traumatic arthritis
- Failure to relieve pain
With regenerative elbow pain treatment, you face none of these risks.