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03 Jun Stem Cell Therapy for Shoulder and Elbow Conditions

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Shoulder and elbow pain will typically evolve from chronic conditions and injuries. These injuries can happen at several times in a person’s life and aren’t restricted to just the aged at the latter parts of their lives. If your shoulder or elbow condition consists of...

27 May R3 Medical Training Announces CME Accreditation for Regenerative Medicine Stem Cell Training Course

Posted at 03:44h in Blog, R3 Stem Cell International, Regenerative Medicine, stem cell therapy, Stem Cell Therapy Training, Stem Cell Training by Dr. David Greene 0 Comments

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R3 Medical Training announced today it has achieved Category 1 CME Accreditation for its Fundamentals of Regenerative Medicine course. The course is approved for 8 hours of CME credit by the American Academy of Family Physicians. "There is no better way to learn than with our...

18 May Features of Phantom Limb Pain

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Sometimes, an amputation may be necessary to control infection and pain in an affected limb. Other times, amputation may evolve from an accident. However, whichever way the amputation occurs, it may also lead to soreness or extreme pain in the part of the limb that’s...

28 Apr Dealing With Arthritis: What You Should Know

Posted at 12:34h in Blog, R3 Stem Cell International, Regenerative Medicine, stem cell therapy by Dr. David Greene 0 Comments

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Arthritis is an inflammation found in the joints, and it can result in debilitating pain in the joint. However, arthritis has a wide range and there are over 100 arthritis types and related conditions.Arthritis is a common disease that affects over 50 million adults and...

24 Apr Tension Headaches vs Migraines

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Headaches have different degrees and names they’re known by. Typically, a headache is characterized by pain in different parts of the head. It’s also not categorized as a serious ailment because of how common it can get.Headaches are caused by tiredness, stress, alcohol, or some...

19 Apr Stem Cell Treatment for Lyme Disease

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[elementor-template id="52769"] Several clinical studies on stem cell transplants demonstrate that the procedure causes a lasting and significant reduction in pain due to injuries and medical disorders. Some common injuries may include advanced arthritis, shoulder, and knee pain. While most patients experience instant improvement in their...

31 Mar Stem Cell Therapy for Cervicalgia (Neck Pain)

Posted at 11:54h in Blog, R3 Stem Cell International, Regenerative Medicine, stem cell therapy by Dr. David Greene 0 Comments

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Cervicalgia happens when you have a pain in the neck that may extend towards the head, arms, or body. You may experience minor neck pain that goes away after a few days. However, your pain can be so extreme that you experience constant discomfort that...

15 Mar Stem Cell Therapy for Knee Conditions

Posted at 10:20h in Blog, R3 Stem Cell International, Regenerative Medicine, stem cell therapy by Dr. David Greene 0 Comments

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The knees are such an important part of the body, as they support the body in an upright position, and also ensure that you can move about freely. This means that knee injury will have such a negative effect on your day-to-day activities. There’s a...

10 Mar Long Term Complications of Fractures

Posted at 03:45h in Blog, PRP Therapy, R3 Stem Cell International, Regenerative Medicine, stem cell therapy by Dr. David Greene 0 Comments

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A fracture is an injury resulting from a break in a bone. Typically, most fractures usually take between 6 and 8 weeks to heal with proper treatment. However, the age and health status of the patient, and the severity and location of the injury may...

02 Mar The Complications of Lyme Disease

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Lyme disease is an infectious disease caused by exposure to Borrelia burgdorferi, a type of bacteria. Borrelia burgdorferi is spread from animal to humans through a bite from an infected black-legged tick or deer tick. The disease is less likely to develop when the tick...