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NERVE HYDRODISSECTION

If you suffer from nerve related pain, nerve hydrodissection may be the solution to decompress constricted areas to allow nerves to move freely once more. Burning and tingling are common nerve related sensations that can be alleviated with this treatment.

NERVE HYDRODISSECTION SCOTTSDALE

If you’re suffering from nerve pain, nerve hydrodissection can provide almost immediate relief for some patients. It’s a great adjunct therapy to prolotherapy to help address any co-existing conditions. You’ll be able to talk to one of our consultants here in Scottsdale, AZ, to figure out the best treatment plan for you.

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FINDING THE ROOT PROBLEM

By utilizing a physical exam, your medical history, and potential imaging, your rejuvenating medicine doctor can determine precisely where the pain is coming from and what to do about it non-surgically, without medications or side effects. We want to ensure we aren’t giving you a bandaid fix, we’re treating the root problem.

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Source of Health is a full-service facility located in Scottsdale, AZ that is staffed by highly trained doctors, nurses, and licensed professionals.

BENEFITS

OF NERVE HYRDODISSECTION

COMMON TREATMENT AREAS FOR NERVE HYDRODISSECTION

After a thorough physical exam, your doctor will visualize the area of pain under ultrasound guidance and a fine needle will inject a dilute sugar-water solution called D5W with or without other medicines to expand the tissue and relieve the constricted nerve. Below are some common treatment areas for nerve hydrodissection treatment that we do at our Scottsdale office.

WHAT IS NERVE HYDRODISSECTION?

Nerve Hydrodissection is also known as Perineural Injection Therapy or Neural Prolotherapy. It is a medical technique used when treating peripheral nerve entrapments. This treatment involves using an anesthetic or saline to separate the nerve from the tissue, fascia, and surrounding structures. Nerve Hydrodissection aims to open the constricted tissue around the nerve and allow the nerve freedom to move and thereby reduce nerve related pain. After a thorough physical exam, your doctor will visualize the area of pain under ultrasound guidance and a fine needle will inject a dilute sugar-water solution called D5W with or without other medicines to expand the tissue and relieve the constricted nerve. D5W is actually able to numb nerves by activating the TRPV-1 receptor. No lidocaine is needed.

WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT DURING A NERVE HYDRODISSECTION TREATMENT?

Underneath ultrasound guided imagery, the nerve path will be identified and the solution will be injected where the issues are found. A lesser known cause of pain can come from nerve entrapment. Hydrodissection can provide almost immediate relief for some patients. It’s a great adjunct therapy to prolotherapy to help address any co-existing conditions. As nerve hydrodissection treatment doesn’t involve surgery, there’s no downtime. In fact, some patients who have already had surgery and are still in pain may benefit from this therapy. Dr. Sorr will work closely with you to decide on the number of sessions needed to alleviate the underlying issues as multiple treatments are often needed in conjunction with a personalized home care plan.

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Why Source of Health for your NERVE HYDRODISSECTION Scottsdale TREATMENTS?

With our customized feedback and industry experience, we’re able to not only fix the surface level issue that’s bothering you, but also come up with a game plan to fully heal the issue long-term.

PERSONALIZED TREATMENT PLANS

We don’t just put a bandaid on your symptoms, we find a personalized path to a life free of symptoms.

AUTHENTICALLY PAITENT CENTERED

We build a long-lasting relationship with you where there is trust and we know your wants and needs.

PREMIUM TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT

We utilize the highest-grade products, equipment, and technology to ensure that our patients are always getting the gold standard in treatment.

BEST nerve hydrodissection IN SCOTTSDALE

If you’re looking to receive the best nerve hydrodissection in Scottsdale and are sick of searching for “nerve hydrodissection near me,” look no further. At Source of Health, we offer the full white-glove experience while delivering you the best treatment, leaving you feeling relieved and refreshed.

We’re located at 10752 N 89th Pl STE 118, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 which is right off of the 101 and Shea Blvd.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many treatments are needed?

Benefits can be seen anywhere from 1-3 treatments.

Is the sugar going to give me diabetes or damage the area?

No, the concentration of sugar is very low and will not spike blood sugar levels. Since sugar is non-toxic and not a drug, there are no side effects other than swelling or bruising.

Will the injection damage the nerve?

It is unlikely to damage a nerve using ultrasound guided injections since the nerve is visualized on screen in real time. Nerves are protected by a sheath that is more difficult to penetrate using the dilute sugar water solution.

What are healing growth factors?

Growth factors are small proteins signals that your body secretes to give cells in that area the message to begin healing. All cells in our body respond to signals and when instructed to do so, carry out the message. Examples of growth factors are TGF-B3, VEGF, EGF, and PDGF which stimulate collagen, blood vessel, and cellular growth to occur.

Where do growth factors come from?

Platelets are a common source of growth factors from your own body. Via a blood draw just before your treatment, we separate the platelets from the red blood cells and excess plasma to create a concentrated solution called Natural Growth Factor Injections or platelet rich plasma. Other growth factors may be used from acellular sterile growth factors isolated from bone marrow or placental MSC (medicinal signaling cells aka mesenchymal stem cells).