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Prolotherapy, short for proliferation therapy is a controversial technique that involves a series of injections of an inactive irritant substance into a painful joint, or area where ligaments or tendons insert into bone. The injected substance can be dextrose, phenol, saline solution, glycerol, lidocaine, or even cod liver oil extract. Prolotherapy injections are intended to [...]
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