While the exact weather conditions that trigger joint pain are still debated, there is a proven, well-documented correlation between weather changes and arthritis pain.
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While the exact weather conditions that trigger joint pain are still debated, there is a proven, well-documented correlation between weather changes and arthritis pain.
Read MoreIf you’ve ever tweaked your shoulder, you know how much shoulder pain interferes with daily life. Shooting pain, dull aches, and decreased ability to move are all symptoms commonly associated with shoulder injury.
Read MoreCervical instability, a condition characterized by the abnormal movement of the cervical spine, poses significant, far-reaching, and often surprising challenges for those affected. In this guide, we dig into some of the nuances of this complex condition, offering considerations for diagnosis and treatment.
Read MoreSciatica pain refers to the unique tingling, sometimes excruciating pain that radiates from the lower back down through the buttocks and into one or both legs. If you're familiar with sciatica pain, you know how uncomfortable and even debilitating it can be.
Read MoreWhen rotator cuff pain gets in the way of your sleep, it’s not just a nuisance—it’s a barrier to the healing process. During sleep, your body releases growth hormone which promotes tissue regeneration and repair—a process critical to recovery.
Read MoreAffecting about 2 million people in the United States each year, ankle sprains are one of the most common musculoskeletal injuries, and many people are left wondering what to expect of their recovery. Depending on the grade of injury, sprained ankle healing time can range anywhere from one week to several months.
Read MoreOzone has been recognized for its healing properties since the late 19th century, and it has continuously evolved as a powerful therapeutic agent. Over the years, extensive research and development have propelled ozone therapy into diverse medical fields,
Read MoreWinter is fast-approaching and that means the return of cold weather sports, winter-exclusive activities, and, less exciting, the risk of cold weather injuries. From snowboarding and icy winter jogs to chilly jaunts to the store, cold weather brings its own set of risks—and not just icy fall risks
Read MoreDo you find yourself bracing for the inevitable discomfort that winter can bring—dreading joint pain in cold weather year after year? The winter months can be harsh on your joints, and while you may not be in a position to remove yourself from the cold entirely, there are steps you can take to reduce your body pain due to cold weather.
Read MoreVitamin C, or ascorbic acid, has long been recognized as one of the body’s most essential factors for immune function and overall health and wellbeing—with vitamin C deficiencies being linked to all kinds of issues from fatigue and depression to anemia. This is why the rise of IV vitamin therapy
Read MoreAs the dogged search for more conservative and effective orthopedic treatment persists, regenerative medicine continues to prove itself a promising solution. Innovative clinicians are leveraging the mounting research on injection therapies to reveal an even greater potential for treating joint
Read MorePlatelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy has emerged as a promising treatment option for a variety of conditions, including erectile dysfunction (ED). As the use of PRP in ED treatment has expanded, so has the variability in methods used to administer it.
Read MoreHair loss is an incredibly common issue, affecting millions of adults worldwide. In fact, nearly 50% of women, and up to 80% of caucasian men experience androgenetic alopecia (male or female pattern baldness). While there are numerous treatments available for hair loss, most of them fall short, offering insufficient results, causing undesirable side effects,
Read MoreRegenerative medicine has emerged as a transformative field in recent years, driven by a pressing need for innovative healthcare solutions that can address the limitations of conventional treatments. Conventional treatments for orthopedic issues often involve medications, which focus solely on managing symptoms, or surgeries that are invasive, costly, and sometimes high-risk. Recognizing these limitations,
Read MoreJessica Caspar joined us in November of 2022 as an Advanced Practice Nurse and Lead Clinician for AIM Aesthetics. Although she joined us just last year, Jessica has already improved the lives of numerous patients, and she continues to strengthen our team with her expertise and positive personality.
Read MoreFor a long time, conventional orthopedic medicine has been too quick to prioritize surgical treatment—often presenting orthopedic surgery as the only option for patients experiencing chronic and injury-related pain. However, advancements in regenerative medicine are proving that this is not the case, as continuously developing treatments offer
Read MoreAll content of this page is for informational purposes only and is not intended to serve as a substitute for the consultation, diagnosis, and/or medical treatment of a qualified physician or healthcare provider. Individual results may vary. Your medical professional can explain all the risks and potential benefits of any therapy based on your specific circumstances. At this time regenerative therapies are not FDA approved. Neither Atlanta Innovative Medicine nor its physician affiliates promise regenerative therapies as a cure for any condition, disease, or injury.
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