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Dr. Bleiweiss is excited to bring you the latest information about research and advancements in regenerative medicine and pain management. This blog will also be used to post updates about our practice and keep in touch with our patients.

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Can Oxygen Ozone Therapy Help Treat Arthritis in My Hand?

Painful arthritis in any of your joints is bad enough, but when it affects your hands, it can be especially problematic. After all, you use your hands for myriad daily tasks – from holding and grasping objects to writing, sewing, opening doors, working with tools, typing, and even eating and drinking. Arthritis of the hand

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CAN ANYBODY UNDERGO UPSTREAM ANTI-AGING TREATMENT?

These days, people are living longer than ever. However, not everyone is aging as gracefully and painlessly as others. It’s a fair question to ask: Why live to 100 – or beyond – if your quality of life suffers as you get older? The key to being healthier, stronger, and more active as you get

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OZONE THERAPY VS. KNEE SURGERY: HOW DO I KNOW WHAT THE RIGHT OPTION IS FOR ME?

Not long ago, a Commonwealth University of Virginia study found that at least one third of people with minor or low-grade knee osteoarthritis underwent total knee replacement surgery that was, in fact, unnecessary, given their symptoms. Unbeknownst to many people suffering from chronic knee pain, knee replacement surgery is a serious procedure that poses potentially

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WHAT TYPES OF REGENERATIVE MEDICINE TREATMENTS HELP HERNIATED DISC-RELATED PAIN?

Your spinal column is an amazing structure made up of vertebrae (bones) stacked one on top of another. Between each segmental level starting in your neck and running all the way down to your lower back are  intervertebral discs that act as a durable and resilient cushion to protect your spine while allowing for a

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What Is the Difference Between a Photo-Activated PRP Injection and a Standard PRP Injection?

One of the most remarkable things about the human body is its incredible ability to heal itself. When our cells are injured or destroyed, surrounding cells replicate to make new cells. Of course, the rate of recovery (replication) depends on the type and severity of the injury. But what if there were a way to

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