Pain is a warning sign in the body that something is happening. It’s a good thing to have this warning when the problem is an acute pain, and it’s going to go away in a short amount of time. The pain that’s felt every day for weeks, months and years is the tiring chronic pain that a person tries to get used to when there seems to be no way out. When a person experiences neck and back pain, or hip and leg pain that has lasted quite a long time, they should pick up the phone and call their local chiropractor.
The chiropractor specializing in Longevity Joint Spine Pain Norman residents call offers different types of treatments for each patient he sees, depending on where their pain is located, and how long they’ve had it. He and his staff offer epidural steroid injections that take away the pain and allows his patients to live a life free of pain. They write in personal testimonials of the relief they are having since they visited the center and were given injections of platelet rich plasma. There are videos available for each patient to view to gain a higher understanding of the procedure they’ll receive to counter their pain.
The chiropractor asks everyone to “browse website” to see exactly what others are saying, how the treatments are given and what to expect. Directions are given about what to expect during their own procedure, how long it will take, what types of medications are given, and how the patient will get along afterwards. Since each person is different, the length of time the treatment will last will be different for each one. Patients arrive at the office from Moore, Edmond, Mustang and Oklahoma City, to be treated with this new type of treatment called Stem Cell Moore patients are raving about.
There are also patient downloads and answers to what patients can expect from their first visit onward. Fear of having to have an operation is taken away since there are no invasive surgeries, just injections given at this Doctor of Chiropractic’s clinic. The Stem Cell Moore residents are treated with is a non-invasive, surgical free method of alleviating pain with the word “fear” taken out of the equation.
