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Healing Painful Joints or Tendons

31 May, 2022
Did you know that you can play a central role in healing your painful joints or tendons?  If you have been living with joint pain due to an injury or just getting older, PRP Therapy may be the answer for pain relief and possibly delaying, or even avoiding, surgery. PRP Therapy uses your own blood and introduces platelets that are collected in the office then directly injected to the areas of pain. Using an Ultra-sound, we are able to guide the platelets to the affected area. PRP injections are administered by a qualified and experienced physician, Doctor Stan Schooler, who has over thirty-years of experience in ER, Pediatrics and Sports Medicine. Call Active Athlete and Regenerative Medicine at 812-949-3482 or go to our user-friendly website to book an appointment. We are located in Southern Indiana just off I-265. Dial your pain down and improve your joint function by contacting us today!
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Knee Surgery? There May be a Better Option!

23 May, 2022
Regenerative Medical treatments have come a long way and may offer a good solution before surgery or knee replacement. Active Athlete Regenerative Medicine offers non-surgical PRP treatments that use your body’s own blood cells to treat the knee, and other joints, as well as over used tendons. The best benefits that patients have found using these treatments have included reduce pain and improved function which has resulted in delaying or avoiding surgery or joint replacement.  An ultra-sound is used to use image guidance in real time, in the office, to place the injection precisely where it is needed. If pain is becoming a huge part of your life, get a second opinion from a physician with over thirty years of clinical experience, Emergency, Pediatrics and Sports Medicine. Call or go online to Active Athlete and Regenerative Medicine and schedule an appointment today. Feel better and help control your pain.
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