Primary Pain Consultants

02/07/2022

Pain is your body's way of warning you when something is wrong. It is important to see a doctor if you have a new pain. Finding a way to manage pain is often easier if it is addressed early on. Most treatment plans focus on both reducing pain and increasing ways to support daily function. Let us help you enjoy a better quality of life!

Interventional Pain Medicine

02/04/2022

Regenerative medicine may be defined as the process of replacing or "regenerating" human cells, tissues or organs to restore or establish normal function.

01/26/2022

If you would like more information about PRP treatment, please contact our office at (908) 864-7725. We are happy to answer any questions you may have!

01/26/2022

The growth factors used in regenerative medicine help jumpstart the regenerative process of tissues and tendons, leading to faster healing. This allows you to (safely) return to your normal activities sooner!

08/21/2020

Regenerative medicine aims to restore function of damaged tissues and organs.

08/13/2020

Prolotherapy is a technique where medications are injected into a body part in order to regenerate tissue

08/07/2020

Regenerative medicine works to create solutions for injuries that have caused permanent damage. Questions? Call us today to learn more!

08/04/2020

There has been significant progress in the development of regenerative medicine. The future has a lot in store!

08/01/2020

Regenerative medicine is a new field that brings together experts in a variety of fields to create medicine that restores structure and function of damaged tissues and organs. This process may eventually lead to one in three Americans potentially benefiting from regenerative medicine.

07/02/2020

Regenerative medicine has made its way into clinical practice with the use of materials that can assist in the healing process by releasing growth factors and cytokines back into the damaged tissue.

06/30/2020

Until recently, cartilage has been tough, if not impossible, to repair since cartilage lacks a blood supply to promote regeneration. Now, there is a 50% long-term success rate using microfracture surgery in young adults suffering from sports injuries!