Long-term manifestations of joint instability
Ligamentous joint instability has many long-term effects on the body, including some of the more popular findings on MRI and other scans that involve compressed nerves, and as joint instability progresses it begins to have negative affects on adjacent joints. For instance, someone with a knee problem will likely eventually develop pain in the hip or the ankle and foot. In our clinic, we help patients get to the root cause of the structural joint problems and correct underlying joint instability with Prolotherapy.
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