QC Kinetix (Waverly)

Brad Hood

regenerative medicine Charlotte, Charlotte sports medicine, Charlotte joint pain treatment, back pain treatment Charlotte, Charlotte knee pain treatment

I'll start with my injuries. I have broken my back twice. The second time was the most damage. My L5 is crushed. Over the years I have tried to maintain with chiropractic care and lidocaine and cortisone injections. Those are temporary relief options. My back goes out time to time. Just before my 1st appointment my back had the severe pain feeling of ready to go out but wouldn't. Dr's don't feel that surgery would improve my situation. Come to find out most my pain was caused by inflammation, arthritis and scarred tissue. The initial appointment did kind of feel like high pressure to do it but that's how most companies run nowadays. My 1st injection of plasma felt like a lot of pressure. It felt like concrete going in my back. I have lived with pain that felt like fire in my back. It has felt like a vice grip torqued on my spine. I immediately felt relief with the injections. It felt tight for about two days. After that, I have felt better than I have in years. Doing things that I have to do has been a lot easier. I'm a very active person and my work is physical. It has made my day to day life easier. I'm three weeks away from the bone marrow portion of the treatment so that is the one that's supposed to start the real healing. I am halfway through this and so far I am extremely grateful to have started this process. If you struggle with the financial aspect of this, think of it this way. Surgery is never a Guarantee either and could make things worse. Insurance companies and traditional Healthcare is there to make money and will not approve a lot of procedures that are best for you because the TRUE CARE & PROPER TREATMENT can lose them so much recurring money in the end game. Please keep that in mind. This process is halfway through for me and I'm already a lot better. Update: 11/1/22 I had the bone marrow procedure 2 weeks ago. It was easy peasy. It only feels like a small Charlie horse for a few seconds on each extraction. For about a week, my hip/back was slightly sore. I still managed to ride my motorcycle on a planned 800 mile round trip that weekend. I'm doing more now with a lot less pain. I can't wait to see what the next 6 months brings.

Todd Croy

regenerative medicine Charlotte, Charlotte sports medicine, Charlotte joint pain treatment, back pain treatment Charlotte, Charlotte knee pain treatment

Jarred Fisher did a great job on my golf related meniscus tear... I'm back up and playing ... down time was minimal... worth it all