Prolotherapy

Injections that prompt your body’s own repair response in weakened connective tissue.

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How it can help

Prolotherapy involves injecting a mild irritant solution, often dextrose, into or around weakened ligaments and tendons. The aim is to prompt a small healing response in that tissue.

It is typically given as a series of sessions over several weeks. Evidence and results vary by condition, so your doctor will discuss whether it is a reasonable option for your pain.

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Who it may suit

  • Long-standing ligament or tendon pain
  • Joints that feel loose or unstable
  • Pain that has not settled with other measures

What to expect

  1. Consultation. Your doctor examines the area and confirms whether prolotherapy suits your situation.
  2. Treatment plan. We agree the areas to treat and the likely number of sessions.
  3. Injections. The solution is injected at the points where tissue is weakened or painful.
  4. Recovery. You may feel temporary soreness. We explain which activities to adjust afterwards.
  5. Review. We check your progress between sessions and adapt the plan.

Common questions

How many sessions are typical?

Several sessions spaced a few weeks apart are common. Your plan depends on the area treated.

Is there downtime?

Most people return to light activity quickly, though soreness for a few days is common. Your doctor will give specific advice.

This page is general information, not medical advice. Your doctor will confirm whether this treatment is right for you. Individual results vary.

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