Sports injuries are common and can occur throughout your body to bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments and other structures.

A sports injury can be acute (sudden) or chronic (develop over time).  

Sports injuries can affect any part of your body. They most often affect:

• Achilles tendon: The Achilles tendon is a thick cord that connects the back of your lower leg (calf) to your heel. It helps you walk. But the tendon can become swollen, inflamed and stiff. It can even tear. This is called Achilles tendinitis or Achilles tendon rupture.
• Ankle: Your leg and foot join together at your ankle. It contains three joints, as well as several bones, cartilage, ligaments, muscles and tendons. Ankle pain is often caused by a sprained ankle.
• Elbow: Your elbow is the joint that acts as a hinge between your upper and lower arm. People often experience pain in their elbow from repeat motions and overuse (for example, tennis elbow and Little League elbow).
• Head: Your head includes your face, skull and brain. One of the most common head injuries is concussion.
• Knee: Your knee is a complex joint that acts as a hinge between your thigh and lower leg. It contains bones, cartilage, ligaments and tendons. Knee pain can be caused by jumper's knee or runner's knee. Other common injuries include meniscus tear and anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear.
• Shoulder: Your shoulder connects your upper arm to the trunk of your body. It contains your rotator cuff, a group of muscles and tendons that keep the upper arm in your shoulder socket. Rotator cuff tendinitis and rotator cuff tears are common sports injuries.

Symptoms 

The signs and symptoms of a sports injury depend on the type of injury. Common symptoms include:

• Aches, pain or tenderness
• Bruising
• Deformity, such as a bone or joint looking out of place
• Decreased range of motion
• Grinding, cracking, clicking or popping noise
• Inability to bear weight on your hip, leg or foot
• Skin that's warm to the touch
• Stiffness or weakness
• Swelling
• Trouble moving a body part normally (for example, you can't move it as far or it locks up when you try to move)

Power of Stem Cells

Knee

Embracing regenerative medicine, our non-surgical stem cell therapy offers a groundbreaking solution for knee pain, addressing issues such as meniscus injuries or ACL tears. The procedure involves precision injections that stimulate natural healing, repairing damaged tissues and halting further cartilage deterioration. Choose this advanced alternative for efficient relief, improved mobility, and avoidance of invasive surgeries. 

Back and spine

Our innovative stem cell therapy for back pain provides a non-surgical alternative to traditional treatments, targeting the root cause of discomfort. The procedure focuses on the regenerative potential of stem cells, enhancing the body's ability to heal damaged spinal tissues. Whether it's herniated discs, disc prolapse, or lumbar spine pain, our personalized treatments offer effective relief, reducing inflammation, promoting tissue regeneration, and enhancing overall spinal health.

Shoulder

Our regenerative therapies, utilizing MSCs and PRP, presents a non-surgical approach to address shoulder problems. Stem cell injections help regenerate damaged tissues, alleviating pain and improving shoulder function. This innovative treatment option offers a quicker recovery compared to surgery, making it an ideal choice for individuals seeking effective relief from shoulder issues without the prolonged downtime associated with traditional interventions.

Hip

Our regenerative stem cell therapy for the hip provides a non-surgical alternative, harnessing the body's natural healing mechanisms. Stem cell injections into the hip joint target damaged tissues, reducing pain and inflammation while promoting tissue regeneration. This advanced treatment option offers a viable alternative to hip replacement surgery, allowing individuals to regain mobility and experience relief without the lengthy recovery periods associated with surgical interventions.

Elbow

Our regenerative stem cell therapy for the elbow offers a non-surgical solution to address various conditions affecting this complex joint. Precision injections of stem cells help repair damaged tissues, providing relief from pain and promoting elbow joint health. This approach ensures a faster recovery compared to traditional treatments, making it an excellent choice for individuals seeking effective, minimally invasive solutions for elbow issues.

Ankle and Foot

Our regenerative treatments for the ankle and foot utilize stem cells and PRP to address conditions like ankle sprains, Achilles tendonitis, and plantar fasciitis. By promoting tissue regeneration and reducing inflammation, these non-surgical procedures offer an effective alternative to traditional treatments. Experience quicker recovery, improved functionality, and avoidance of elective surgeries with our advanced regenerative therapies tailored for foot and ankle conditions.