All Press Releases for July 08, 2022

Regenerative Medicine is an Early Treatment for Osteoarthritis

Regenerative Medicine is the future of medicine and has made excellent natural pain treatment advances with arthritis. Patients don't have to wait until the pain is unbearable, or surgery is the last option to get relief.



    CHARLOTTE, NC, July 08, 2022 /24-7PressRelease/ -- An estimated 30 million Americans suffer from osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis or degenerative arthritis is the most common type of arthritis. It's a painful, often debilitating, a condition caused when the cartilage or cushion between our joints breaks down, leaving bone to rub on bone. Osteoarthritis is a leading cause of hospitalization, resulting in over 600,000 joint replacement surgeries annually.

Baby boomers want to stay active, but there is an added factor to developing osteoarthritis from prior injuries. You have an increased risk of developing arthritis from injuries, such as a cartilage tear in the knee, even minor ones, in your 20s or 30s.

Once osteoarthritis sets in, common treatments include over-the-counter pain relievers, prescription medications, physical therapy, or chiropractic adjustments—none help improve the joint's quality. When the pain gets too great, the last option is joint replacement.

For years, orthopedic surgeons have used regenerative medicine, such as Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), to help patients recover faster. As the field of regenerative medicine has grown, experienced physicians are emerging.

Dr. James Altizer, MD, is a board-certified medical doctor who has performed thousands of stem cell and PRP procedures since January 2016, making him the most experienced doctor in the Carolinas.

Osteoarthritis and Regenerative Medicine Treatment

Typically, traditional osteoarthritis treatment aims to control the symptoms and cover up the pain until it's too late to save the joint. Dr. Altizer treats underlying arthritis by stimulating the body's natural healing process using regenerative medicine.

Regenerative medicine deals with the process of replacing or regenerating human cells or tissues to restore normal function naturally. This new therapeutic strategy helps prevent osteoarthritis from advancing by stimulating tissue regeneration in the joints and reducing inflammation, which leads to a significant reduction in pain and improved physical activity levels.

At Neogenix, a leading regenerative medicine provider, we treat the patient, not just the pain. Our team provides a personalized treatment plan to improve the lives of those suffering from osteoarthritis using natural regenerative therapies. The first step is where we get to know the patient and give a thorough assessment to determine the root cause of their pain.

"We are at a tipping point in medicine when it comes to using our bodies to heal ourselves," says Dr. Altizer. "Our patients see a significant reduction in their arthritis pain level and improvement in overall function, which can prolong their active lifestyle for many years."

If you are suffering from arthritis pain and want to put off future joint replacement surgery, schedule a consultation with Dr. Altizer. Find out now if regenerative medicine can help repair tissue damage in your joints.

ABOUT NEOGENIX
Neogenix has been a leading regenerative medicine provider in the Carolinas since 2020. Dr. James Altizer, MD, is a board-certified medical doctor who has performed thousands of stem cell and growth factor procedures since January 2016, making him the most experienced doctor in the Carolinas. These powerful, all-natural treatments regenerate and heal damaged tissues to get you back to living the life you deserve. They offer realistic assessments, not false hope or high-pressure sales tactics. Patients experience little to no downtime, and these all-natural, non-surgical treatments carry none of the potentially life-threatening risks of surgery.

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