in my opinion, yes

both of those are bro science. Oral and injectable work equally well for GI and MSK issues. For MSK issues, the location of subQ injection does not matter. It always goes into the bloodstream first, then gets delivered to the areas of injury/pain

Our clinic? Gilbert Arizona regenerativeperformance.com The injections for pudendal neuralgia? Our approach is three fold - caudal epidural, nerve hydrodissection between sacrotuberous and sacrospinous ligament, and nerve hydrodissection in the pudendal canal. Our results have been fantastic

Just as effective there! It's just easier for most people to pinch and reach their abdomen!

yeah why the gut

keep us posted!

You are so welcome

BPC-157 could be something that helps bring your pain down. We use the BPC-157 capsules from InfiniWell as they use the arginate salt. To help out, we have a 20% patient discount code on our website regenerativeperformance.com/supplements (code is RP20). Once on that website, click the InfiniWell link, and then choose the product labeled 'BPC-157 Original 250mcg'. This is the version that does not have SNAC, which we find works better. The most common starting dose we use with patients is 500mcg, once per day on an empty stomach. The time of day may not matter, but it may also be better when taken before bed. We normally have patients take BPC-157 for at least a month to determine if they see improvements, but sometimes it takes longer to see effects as tissue healing takes time. We then have patients continue on the BPC-157 for several months, and then we might trial taking them off to see if their symptoms remained improved or if they regress. If they regress, we put them back on it. If that doesn't bring it down enough, reach out to my clinic to see about working directly with me. We can have a free call to see if I think I can help you with our PRP and stem cell injections.

Unfortunately because of the MCAS I can't make good recommendations online without potentially dumping histamine. I would recommend you come work with me one on one. That's the fastest way to get you the relief you deserve. We work with a lot of these patients and our approaches are intensive and comprehensive, which they need to be for someone in your shoes. Schedule a free call with me to see if we're a good fit to work together - regenerativeperformance.com/contact

yes it does, but it's weak so it requires multiple treatments. This is why we always use something stronger like PRP for our injections

The most common starting dose we use with patients is 500mcg, once per day on an empty stomach. The time of day may not matter, but it may also be better when taken before bed. We normally have patients take BPC-157 for at least a month to determine if they see improvements, but sometimes it takes longer to see effects as tissue healing takes time. We then have patients continue on the BPC-157 for several months, and then we might trial taking them off to see if their symptoms remained improved or if they regress. If they regress, we put them back on it.

I'm sorry to hear that. Often times with the occipital nerve, this could be because the hydrodissection technique was inadequate. There are several places along the occipital nerve that often need to be treated, and at most clinics only one spot is usually treated. If you want to see if our approaches can be effective for you, schedule a free call with me - regenerativeperformance.com/contact

Our approach tries to treat the root cause, so we typically don't approach it like this. You could do that for sure, but in our clinic we would use other approaches

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I'm terribly sorry to hear this. CRPS is such an awful diagnosis :(. We have had some really positive results in the last 2 years with PRP and stem cell therapy for CRPS. Not everyone is a candidate though, so we would need to see if our approaches could be helpful for you. If you'd like to explore this, please schedule a free call with me and we can see if you're a candidate - regenerativeperformance.com/contact

I'm so sorry to hear that. Yes it sounds like you may have some nerves trapped in the fascia or scar tissue. In my clinic I would evaluate this with a physical exam and an ultrasound scan, and if we confirmed that we would hydrodissect the fascia, the nerves, and the scar. If you'd like to explore this option, schedule a free call with me and we can see if you're a candidate regenerativeperformance.com/contact

@@DrewTimmermansND thank you so much! I’m going to check it out! If it’s trapped in a dissolvable suture, does that have a chance at improving over time as the suture dissolves? Or if it’s trapped in a surgical suture, is that still something hydrodissection can help with?

it's rarely trapped in a surgical suture, but yes if it is it could get better over time, and if not we can still hydrodissect it. Usually it's trapped because of the adhesions that formed

@@DrewTimmermansNDThe nerve hurt severely immediately when I tried to stand after surgery so that’s why I thought suture instead of adhesion because there would have been no time for adhesion to form. Is this improper thinking?

Good thinking yes, true adhesions take time to form, but you have a 'type' of adhesion once they close you up as the tissue doesn't move where it was sutured. But it doesn't mean that the suture is directly trapping the nerve

I'm terribly sorry to hear this. If you are open to exploring working with us to get to the root cause, you can schedule a free call with me here - regenerativeperformance.com/contact. We will talk through your case and I will let you know if I think we can help or not. If you are a candidate, then you would need to travel out to AZ (if you're not already here) to work directly with us. Our approaches are not covered by insurance, which is part of the reason that we can spend the time to get to the root cause. Often times insurance gets in the way of true healing.

@@DrewTimmermansND I completely understand. Unfortunately due to this, I lost my job and if course applied for disability back in August 2023 and seems they don't consider this condition serious enough to prevent me from working. Ignoring the fact I'm in constant pain, feet has bare minimum feeling , loss of muscle control, unable to drive , it's horrible. Like who r these people?Talk about a catch 22.

I'm so sorry to hear this. I truly hope you find the relief you deserve

Unfortunately peptides have not been tested in pregnant and lactating women, so we do not recommend this.

Then you should spend all of your time working on the foundations of health to help your body to deal with all of that! If you search my channel on foundations of health you will find a lot of really good videos

Hello, sorry unfortunately I can't make that in depth of a medical recommendation for your mother. I would need to see her as a patient in order to determine if it is safe for her, or if PRP was a better option for her. If you'd like to explore this, please contact my clinic! regenerativeperformance.com

Thank you for your reply, yes I can understand. I'm from India. Nice talking to you. Have a great day. All the best for your bright future.

I'm terribly sorry to hear that. As we treat instability and neurogenic inflammation, I would recommend you come out to AZ (if you're not already here) to work with me directly. If you'd like to explore this process, please contact my clinc! regenerativeperformance.com

Depends on what the autoimmune issue is. Each case is going to be unique. Sometimes we proceed, other times our doc who works with AI patients will spend some time improving the AI issues first.

There's no studies on this in patients with active cancer, so we don't recommend

Both. Some patients with EDS have had some issues with BPC-157 over the years, especially when there is underlying MCAS, but we still trial it in those patients. If you're struggling with joint pain from the EDS though, it would be worth considering seeking out some PRP or stem cell therapy injections. We have found this to have the greatest impact once we get the right supplements and peptides on board. But for the peptides, I will caution you with this. Currently the injectable peptides cannot be obtained through a compounding pharmacy, which means people are left to purchase them from online websites. These websites don't have the sterility level of a compounding pharmacy, and we have seen too many people get dosed with endotoxins because of the sterility issues. Some patients just get local red reactions, but we've seen some other pretty serious side effects because of this. So strong word of caution on buying injectable peptides online.

I hope it helps! If it doesn't help as much as you'd like, might be worth considering coming to our clinic to work with me directly!

Nope!

I'm sorry this video wasn't helpful for you. I have other scar tissue videos that might be of more help if you search my channel.

Nope, shockwave will be helpful!

I'm terribly sorry to hear that. If you'd like to get to the root cause of this and see if our approaches could be helpful for you, please reach out to my clinic! regenerativeperformance.com