No stranger to arthritis pain? A new therapy for arthritis can diminish pain, reduce inflammation, and regenerate damaged cartilage without medicine. This therapy uses your very own cells.
Aug 12th, 2019
No stranger to arthritis pain? A new therapy for arthritis can diminish pain, reduce inflammation, and regenerate damaged cartilage without medicine. This therapy uses your very own cells.
Playing sports keeps your body healthy and engaged at any age but also comes with risk of injury. If you or a loved one are involved in sports, you’re smart to learn about what sports injuries are common as well as how to avoid them.
If you’re over 50 and experiencing chronic pain, it could come from one or a combination of factors. Dr. Keppler and his team can help you determine whether this is a normal part of aging or something more serious.
If you’re suffering from back or neck pain and must forgo normal activities you enjoy like dancing or tennis, you may be developing spinal stenosis, a condition that can become disabling without medical treatment.
Stem cell therapy is a revolutionary treatment that harnesses your body’s own healing powers to bring relief from numerous painful orthopedic conditions. Read on to learn how stem cell therapy may help you heal without surgery.
Your knees are capable of remarkable dexterity and power, but when they’re injured, normal life comes to a halt. Being smart about how you exercise can help keep your knees injury-free and able to support you through the rest of your life.
You may think scoliosis is a condition that affects only teenagers, but approximately 70% of adults over 60 have signs of this spinal deformity. Take a moment to learn how Dr. Keppler can diagnose and treat scoliosis symptoms in people of all ages.
While joint replacement surgery helps countless patients regain mobility and freedom from pain, like any surgery, it requires recovery time. To speed that process, we offer stem cell therapy to jump-start your body’s natural healing power.
About 80 percent of scoliosis cases are idiopathic, which means the cause is unknown. This could mean that your child may develop scoliosis regardless of their health and family history. Early diagnosis can stop scoliosis from worsening.