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Shoulder Instability - Video News

In this video, Ross Hauser, M.D., a leading Prolotherapy doctor talks about shoulder injuries and Prolotherapy.

Dr Hauser says that if you have instability of a joint, especially instability of a shoulder joint it is often multidirectional instability. Generally shoulder instability is in the front so that means  the glenohumeral ligaments in the front are damaged or stretched out.

If their stretched out in the front, they’re probably also stretched out in the back because often the person has had the problem for months, or years, a very, very long time. The more time you’ve had an injury the more likely the problem is very diffused. You need to get diffused Prolotherapy, it means you have to get Prolotherapy treatments in the front, the top, the side of your shoulders. That type of Prolotherapy injections are very effective at getting rid of multidirectional or very diffused instability.



Ross Hauser, M.D.
is one of the leading experts in the treatment of chronic pain and sports injuries
with Prolotherapy.

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