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Ozone Treatments

Top Benefits of Ozone Disc Injections

One of the great medical breakthroughs in recent years is the use of ozone disc injections as an amazingly effective treatment for pain. It works especially well for pain which is caused by nerve compression (pinched nerve) as a result of a bulging disc or herniated disc. Medical ozone (O3), or trioxygen, is a supercharged

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Ozone Injection Treatment: An Alternative for Shoulder Surgery

If you are suffering from chronic shoulder pain due to osteoarthritis, a rotator cuff tear, frozen shoulder, or another orthopedic issue, you may be considering invasive shoulder surgery. Before you do, however, you should know that there’s a nonsurgical alternative which may be just as effective at reducing your shoulder pain. Oxygen-ozone therapy serves as

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Can Oxygen Ozone Therapy Help Treat Arthritis in My Hand?

Painful arthritis in any of your joints is bad enough, but when it affects your hands, it can be especially problematic. After all, you use your hands for myriad daily tasks – from holding and grasping objects to writing, sewing, opening doors, working with tools, typing, and even eating and drinking. Arthritis of the hand

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OZONE THERAPY VS. KNEE SURGERY: HOW DO I KNOW WHAT THE RIGHT OPTION IS FOR ME?

Not long ago, a Commonwealth University of Virginia study found that at least one third of people with minor or low-grade knee osteoarthritis underwent total knee replacement surgery that was, in fact, unnecessary, given their symptoms. Unbeknownst to many people suffering from chronic knee pain, knee replacement surgery is a serious procedure that poses potentially

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The Pain from My Hip Arthritis Won’t Go Away No Matter What I Try – Could Ozone Injections Be My Solution?

Osteoarthritis, often referred to as “wear-and-tear arthritis,” is a common condition that all too many people develop as they get older. Even young athletes can develop osteoarthritis as cartilage in the joint wears down due to repetitive-motion injury. Although arthritis can occur in any joint in your body, it most often develops in your weight-bearing

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