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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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The Many Uses of PRP Therapy: From Alleviating Joint Pain to Hair Regrowth

The solution to many common health problems lies not in a wonder drug or invasive surgery, but in the human body’s own ability to heal itself. Of course, there must be a catalysis for this healing, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy is the solution. PRP therapy is a form of non-invasive regenerative medicine that harnesses and amplifies

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Non-Invasive Pain Treatments for Herniated Discs

Lower back and neck pain are common problems, especially for older individuals, those who are overweight, and those who perform a lot of lifting either on the job or when exercising. However, if you experience pain on one side of your body, sharp pain in one part of a leg, hip, or buttocks, pain when

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Regenerative Treatment for Erectile Dysfunction

If you are an adult male experiencing erectile dysfunction (ED), take heart – you’re not alone. ED is a highly prevalent health condition that up to 65 percent of men aged 40 to 80 are currently dealing with. The common symptoms of ED – reduced sexual desire and the inability to achieve and sustain an erection

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P Shot® and O Shot®: Uses and Benefits

Sexual health and performance is important to both men and women. A growing number of men are suffering from erectile dysfunction (ED) and women are experiencing a lack of libido, painful intercourse, and unfulfilling orgasms. However, there are solutions to these issues, specifically in a pair of revolutionary regenerative therapies for sexual dysfunction. The Priapus

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Exploring Minimally Invasive Techniques for Spinal Conditions

When it comes to treating painful conditions – especially conditions affecting the spine – invasive surgery should be a last resort. That’s because any surgical procedure, no matter how minimal it is, carries certain risks, including: A possible adverse reaction to the anesthetic Unexpected blood loss during the procedure Localized infections Potential damage to surrounding

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