Supporting Hand and Wrist Function Without Surgery At Pain Doctors Medical
Daily use of handheld devices, keyboards, and repetitive motions may contribute to strain on the hands and wrists. Over time, this strain can contribute to tissue wear, joint irritation, or other functional limitations that affect activity levels and overall well-being.
Physicians in the licensed Regenexx network, including those practicing at Pain Doctors Medical at 495 North 13th Street, Newark, New Jersey, offer procedures using Regenexx injectates that may support the body’s natural healing response. These less invasive procedures are designed to help address a range of hand and wrist conditions, potentially including:
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) tears
- Thumb carpometacarpal (CMC) or basal joint arthritis
- Trigger finger
- Other degenerative conditions potentially affecting hand or wrist function
This approach may involve less downtime compared to surgical alternatives and may reduce the need for extended time away from daily activities.
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Common Conditions Evaluated by Physicians in Perth Amboy, New Jersey
Procedures using Regenexx injectates at Pain Doctors Medical may be appropriate for various injuries and conditions. Some of the most commonly addressed issues include:
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Triangular fibrocartilage complex tears (TFCC tears)
- Thumb osteoarthritis (Thumb OA)
A physician in the licensed Regenexx network in 75 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey, can evaluate your condition to determine whether this approach is appropriate based on your specific diagnosis and overall health profile.
495 North 13th Street
Newark, NJ 07107
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How the Regenexx Approach May Help with Hand and Wrist Conditions
Physicians in the licensed Regenexx network perform outpatient procedures using Regenexx injectates to address hand and wrist concerns. These procedures involve the use of the individual’s own biological material, either blood or bone marrow, processed to create a customized concentration of the body’s natural healing agents.
Depending on the patient’s condition, the physician may recommend one of the following:
- Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injectate, derived from a sample of your own blood and concentrated using Regenexx processing.
- Bone marrow concentrate (BMC) injectate, created from a sample of your own bone marrow, which may include cells and growth factors involved in tissue repair.
Injections are precisely guided to the areas of damage within the hand or wrist, aiming to support the body’s natural ability to help reduce inflammation and may improve function.
You can watch a hand procedure using Regenexx injectates performed by a physician in the licensed Regenexx network in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, to learn more about what to expect.
Watch a real Regenexx hand procedure performed by a certified Regenexx physician:
At Pain Doctors Medical in 75 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey, the Regenexx approach emphasizes the use of the least invasive, most cost-conscious procedure that aligns with each patient’s needs. Your physician will determine whether a platelet-based procedure or a BMC-based procedure is appropriate based on your diagnosis, overall health, and functional goals.
Patient Reported Outcomes
We maintain an active national registry—the Regenexx Provider Patient Registry—to track patient progress and side effects after procedures using Regenexx injectates.
Is Regenexx Right for Your Hand Pain or Injury?
Individuals exploring alternatives to surgery or long-term medication for hand or wrist conditions may benefit from a consultation with a physician in the licensed Regenexx network.
During an initial appointment at Pain Doctors Medical in Newark, New Jersey, a physician may conduct a thorough evaluation, which often includes guided movement assessment and real-time diagnostic imaging, such as ultrasound, to visualize joint and soft tissue structures in motion.
This approach is designed to offer a more accurate understanding of the condition, which may guide the recommendation of a customized treatment plan.
Watch Debbie’s testimonial video to learn how the Regenexx approach may have supported her return to daily activities.
Note: As with any medical procedures, Regenexx approach have both success and failure rates. Testimonials reflect individual patient experiences and should not be considered representative of outcomes for all individuals.
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