We’re pleased to announce that Pain Physicians of Wisconsin is now Pro Spine Pain.
We’re pleased to announce that Pain Physicians of Wisconsin is now Pro Spine Pain.
As we get older, hip and shoulder pain become more prevalent. Nonetheless, anyone can experience these pains, which can negatively impact their ability to carry out everyday tasks and their overall quality of life.
Your hips and shoulders are both joints, which means they rely on the support of smooth cartilage, lubrication from synovial fluid, and proper alignment to function properly. If any of these factors aren’t adequately present, it can lead to pain in the hips and shoulders.
Depending on the condition that’s causing your hip joint pain, you might feel the discomfort in your:
When pain originating from a different part of the body spreads to the hip, it is important to investigate severe or persistent pain in the hip joint as it could indicate an underlying serious condition. If the pain persists or shows signs of infection, you should see a doctor. Seek immediate medical assistance under the following circumstances:
Whatever the cause, you’re likely to feel some level of pain or discomfort.
This is often the case with osteoarthritis.
This can result from a strain.
Swelling, heat, and reddened skin can all be signs of rheumatoid arthritis.
Tingling, numbness, and a feeling like an electric shock can all be signs of sciatica.
This is sometimes seen with hip fractures.
In the case of a serious condition or injury like a bone fracture, you may not be able to move the affected limb at all.
Regenerative medicine emerged from the field of translational research in tissue engineering and molecular biology, offering the potential to restore damaged tissue through the stimulation of new growth. As indicated above, hip and shoulder pain often stems from injury, damage, or degeneration, and addressing the underlying cause can alleviate the pain completely.
Among the most promising approaches in regenerative medicine, stem cell recruitment stands out. At Pro Spine & Pain, we possess extensive expertise in this area. Stem cell recruitment has shown effectiveness in treating various conditions, including joint, tendon, ligament, and muscle damage, making it a potential therapeutic option for hip and shoulder pain.
Stem cells are a type of “undifferentiated” cells that can self-renew through cell division and have the ability to develop into various cell types required by the body. When applied to an injured area through a therapeutic procedure such as stem cell infusion, they facilitate healing by promoting the growth of healthy new tissue, which in turn provides pain relief through stem cell therapy. Pro Spine & Pain offers stem cell recruitment therapy using stem cell amniotic fluid injection.
Stem cell amniotic fluid injections involve using stem cells derived from the amniotic fluid surrounding a developing fetus in the womb. Amniotic fluid contains a variety of cells, including stem cells, which have the potential to differentiate into different cell types. These injections are used as a treatment for various medical conditions, including joint pain.
The regenerative properties, anti-inflammatory effects, stimulating healing processes, and immunomodulation of stem cell amniotic fluid injections are what make the approach so effective.
The interventional pain management physicians at Pro Spine & Pain are Ivy League-educated and trained. Recognized as Castle Connolly Top Doctors—a prestigious national accolade—we offer minimally invasive procedures to alleviate your pain and help you resume daily activities. Additionally, we specialize in regenerative medicine to initiate the healing process once you’re pain-free. Trusted by over 10,000 patients in Wisconsin, our team leverages multiple modalities to address your pain, including managing post-operative pain from previous surgeries. Our doctors prioritize upholding each patient’s dignity while delivering ethical and professional services.
