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pelvic floor health

Have better sex!! …and improve pelvic floor health

Posted on October 21 By Oregon Regenerative Medicine

by Dr. Michelle Young, ND, LAc Hey ladies, I’m talking to you! Are you struggling with sexual dysfunction? Do you miss the enjoyable sensations of sex? Do you suffer from pelvic floor pain? Tired of urinary incontinence? You are not alone – up to 30% … Learn More » “Have better sex!! …and improve pelvic floor health”

carpal tunnel

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Get the Upper Hand

Posted on October 7 By Oregon Regenerative Medicine

Lorrie is an amazingly talented quilter. Unfortunately, doing so many small hand movements has caused her to struggle with issues like carpal tunnel syndrome. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common condition resulting in numbness and pain in the hands due to compression of the median … Learn More » “Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Get the Upper Hand”

chronic knee pain

Chronic Knee Pain: Osteoarthritis relief without surgery

Posted on September 9 By Oregon Regenerative Medicine

by Dr. Kristian Flores, MD, ND Often, patients come see me as a last resort for their osteoarthritis. They have exhausted conventional therapies and have spent years dealing with chronic knee pain and osteoarthritis caused loss of function. They’ve gotten all the imaging, tried all the … Learn More » “Chronic Knee Pain: Osteoarthritis relief without surgery”

osteoarthritis treatment

Osteoarthritis Treatment: The ultimate game plan

Posted on May 25 By Oregon Regenerative Medicine

Oregon Regenerative Medicine (ORM) offers the most comprehensive osteoarthritis treatment available. With our expertise in regenerative medicine combined with metabolic, hormonal, dietary, and movement strategies we ensure our patients get the best results possible. A Typical Osteoarthritis Treatment Success Story 63-year-old Robert comes into ORM … Learn More » “Osteoarthritis Treatment: The ultimate game plan”

dry eyes PRP

Dry Eye Disease: PRP results are clear

Posted on May 11 By Oregon Regenerative Medicine

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is best known for its use in orthopedic medicine to treat arthritis and injuries, but the evidence also shows immense benefit as a treatment for chronic dry eye disease and meibomian gland dysfunction. An estimated 15 million Americans suffer from this … Learn More » “Dry Eye Disease: PRP results are clear”

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Non-surgical Facelift at ORM: Look as young as you feel

Posted on April 15 By Oregon Regenerative Medicine

Interested in enhancing your appearance without the risk of surgery? Want to reduce wrinkles and eliminate sagging skin with natural therapies? The non-surgical facelift could be a treatment option for you.  Starting in your 20s, two inevitable changes occur in your appearance  One: The loss … Learn More » “Non-surgical Facelift at ORM: Look as young as you feel”

injury care

Injury Care: The Definitive Guide

Posted on March 15 By Oregon Regenerative Medicine

As common as sprains and strains are, it is astounding how much misinformation persists about how to best manage injury care. Let’s set the record straight, using the best available evidence and parse the details: Inflammation and Stress Inflammation and stress are not always bad … Learn More » “Injury Care: The Definitive Guide”

achilles tendonopathy

Achilles Tendinopathy & Plantar Fasciosis: Preventing & Treating Quarantine Injuries

Posted on October 15 By Oregon Regenerative Medicine

Are more of your patients reporting injuries and pain in their feet since the COVID lockdowns? Ours certainly are. A seemingly universal effect of the COVID-19 closures has been an increase in walking and running for exercise due to closed gyms and canceled fitness classes. … Learn More » “Achilles Tendinopathy & Plantar Fasciosis: Preventing & Treating Quarantine Injuries”

foot and ankle pain

Foot and Ankle Health: A Feet-First Perspective

Posted on September 16 By Oregon Regenerative Medicine

Foot and ankle health relies on a masterpiece of anatomical design: 28 bones, 30 joints, and over 100 tendons, ligaments, and muscles. For the majority of us, our feet are currently under more demand than ever, putting strain on this complex system. A universal effect … Learn More » “Foot and Ankle Health: A Feet-First Perspective”

partial rotator cuff tears

Partial Rotator Cuff Tears: Let’s Actually Fix Them

Posted on August 13 By Oregon Regenerative Medicine

Shoulder pain affects about 3.3 million Americans at any given time. Rotator cuff tendinopathy of the supraspinatus is the most common cause of the pain, found in 85% of symptomatic individuals1. Surgery is thought to “fix” these partial rotator cuff tears by sewing the tear … Learn More » “Partial Rotator Cuff Tears: Let’s Actually Fix Them”