Hi,
I found this site today, because of a question on Prolotherapy. it is a wonder that this wonderful treatment is still shrouded in mystery. Look for my answer to the thread postdd today.
I am certified in Sports Medicine,May major interest is in the identificationof the specific structures that are injured: e.g. a ligament sprian, rather than "low back pain", or injury of the 3 lateral ligaments of the ankle, rather thatn "ankle sprain." I was taught this principle and the methods by the late James Cyriax of England and a number of teachers who were his students, who came to the U.S. to teach. The subject is called "orthopedic medicine".

As Cyriax said: the treatment is easy; it is the diagnosis that is hard.

Besides my wife and chldren (21 and 23) work, my biggest passion is running. I tell everyone I am a"recovering runner"; 40 years of running, always punctuated by some injury and then I start again. Also, I enjoy cooking, and have a large art collection, mainly contemporary ceramics and latin american folk art. I also adore movies, especially any non-horror science fiction movie ( or on TV, for that matter).

welcome dr abraham.

i'm sure you saw on the other thread, that i am a fan of prolo. my husband and i own a health club. for about 3 years we had a clinic in it. one of the md's is who did the prolo. i saw so many people helped. i know it isn't for evryone, but for those it helps, it makes a remarkable difference.

i hope to read more of your posts.

curious

Hi Dr Irwin! Glad to have you here! Got any magic remedies for a mean heal spur.....in the x-ray it looks like a cowboy boot spur sticking outta the back of my ankle!!!!! No kidding...it is huge! I do not know how I am going to get thru the winter here in Ontario....I can only wear my crocs! Again, welcome....glad to have you aboard!

Dr. Abraham,

Hello and welcome to NeuroTalk. Great to see you have come to be with us.

Again welcome, looking forward to seeing you around.

Darlene

Welcome aboard DOC. Glad to have ya!

I love art and movies too.

I'll be sure to look for your post.

Well Hello Dr A! I've always wanted to say "What's up Doc"? Glad to have you w/us and look forward to hearing more from you....