Does prolotherapy actually work on joints? Does anyone have any experience with this?

Answer 1

I have known some people who get this done on a regular basis and they have seen a 50 percent decrease of pain.

The response to treatment varies from individual to individual, and depends upon one's healing ability. Some people may only need a few treatments while others may need 10 or more. The average number of treatments is 4-6 for an area treated. The best thing to do is get an evaluation by a trained physician to see if you are an appropriate candidate. Once you begin treatment, your doctor can tell better how you are responding and give you an accurate estimate.