Chronic pain can affect every aspect of life—from work productivity and exercise performance to sleep quality and emotional well-being.
At CarePlus MD, we take a comprehensive approach to pain management that goes beyond simply masking symptoms. Our goal is to identify the underlying causes of pain, restore function, improve mobility, and help you return to the activities you enjoy.
Whether you're struggling with chronic joint pain, sports injuries, nerve irritation, or musculoskeletal conditions that haven't responded to traditional treatments, we offer personalized, evidence-informed solutions designed around your unique needs.
Prolotherapy
A regenerative injection treatment designed to stimulate the body's natural healing response in weak
Prolotherapy is an injection-based treatment designed to stimulate the body's natural healing response in areas of ligament, tendon, and joint dysfunction. Rather than simply masking pain, prolotherapy aims to address underlying tissue weakness that may contribute to ongoing discomfort and impaired function.
Every treatment plan begins with a comprehensive evaluation, including a detailed review of your medical history, lifestyle, activity goals, and previous treatments. We take the time to understand the full picture so that recommendations are tailored specifically to your needs.
Prolotherapy may help:
- Chronic joint pain
- Ligament laxity or instability
- Persistent tendon injuries
- Neck and back pain
- Shoulder pain
- Knee pain
- Hip pain
- Sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction
- Sports-related overuse injuries
- Musculoskeletal conditions that have not responded adequately to conservative care
What to Expect After Treatment
Most patients experience temporary soreness or stiffness for several days following treatment. This response is expected and may be part of the body's healing process.
Improvement typically occurs gradually over time. Depending on the condition being treated, a series of treatments may be recommended to achieve optimal results.
Your progress is carefully monitored, and treatment plans are adjusted as needed to support the best possible outcome.
Perineural Injection Therapy (PIT)
A gentle treatment that targets irritated superficial nerves that may contribute to chronic pain.
- Unlike injections directed into joints, tendons, or ligaments, perineural therapy targets the nerves themselves and the tissues surrounding themitated sensory nerves. The treatment is intended to reduce neurogenic inflammation and nerve-related pain that may not respond adequately to traditional therapies.
Unlike injections directed into joints, tendons, or ligaments, perineural therapy targets the nerves themselves and the tissues surrounding them.
For some patients, pain may be influenced by:
- Chronic neck pain
- Low back pain
- Shoulder pain
- Tennis elbow and golfer's elbow
- Carpal tunnel-related symptoms
- Peripheral nerve irritation
- Post-injury nerve pain
- Chronic musculoskeletal pain
- Scar-related pain and sensitivity
- Certain headache and facial pain syndromes
- Sports and overuse injuries
What to Expect During Treatment
Perineural Injection Therapy is typically performed in the office and requires minimal downtime.
During treatment:
- Areas of nerve irritation are identified through examination and palpation.
- Small amounts of dilute dextrose solution are injected superficially along affected nerve pathways.
- Multiple treatment points may be addressed during a single session.
- Most patients tolerate the procedure well with minimal discomfort.
Appointments are designed to be thorough, comfortable, and tailored to your individual needs.
Neural Therapy
A Comprehensive Approach to Chronic Pain and Nervous System Regulation
- A treatment that uses small injections of local anesthetic to help support normal nervous system function and address chronic pain, irritation, and dysfunction.
Neural Therapy involves the injection of a local anesthetic, most commonly procaine or lidocaine, into specific areas such as scars, trigger points, nerve pathways, and other tissues that may be contributing to symptoms.
The goal of treatment is to help regulate abnormal nervous system signaling that may contribute to chronic pain, inflammation, and impaired function. Neural Therapy has been used for decades as part of an integrative approach to pain management and wellness care.
Neural Therapy may help:
- Chronic neck and back pain
- Joint pain
- Headaches and migraines
- Scar-related pain or sensitivity
- Persistent pain after injury or surgery
- Certain nerve-related pain conditions
- Myofascial pain and muscle tension
- Musculoskeletal dysfunction
- Sports-related injuries
- Chronic pain that has not responded adequately to conventional treatments
