Dr. Reeves, Pain Management Clinic: Real Hope with Dextrose and Platelet Prolotherapy
  • Dr Reeves, Prolotherapy, Kansas City
    • Prolo/PIT: Brief Summary
    • Comparing Prolo and PIT
    • Prolotherapy Q & A
    • PTSD STUDY
  • RESEARCH
    • Basic Science Dextrose >
      • Analgesia
      • Chondrogenesis
      • Tendon injection safe
      • Thickens lIgament
    • Dextrose RCTs >
      • Achilles Tendinopathy
      • Ankle Osteoarthritis
      • Chondromalacia patella
      • Fibromyalgia
      • Groin Pain
      • Hand Osteoarthritis
      • Hip Osteoarthritis
      • Knee Osteoarthritis
      • Lateral Epicondylosis
      • Low Back/Sacroiliac Pain
      • Osgood-Schlatter Disease
      • Plantar Fasciosis
      • Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy
      • Temporomandibular Dysfunction
    • Dextrose Non RCTs >
      • ACL Laxity
      • Groin Pain
      • Patellar Tendinosis
      • Shin Splints
    • PIT Basic Science & Mechanism
    • PIT RCTS >
      • CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
      • CUBITAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
    • FINDING RESEARCH
  • TRAINING IN PROLO/PIT
  • PATIENTS
    • PRP Use
    • Stem Cell Use
    • New Patient Intake Forms
    • What to expect in more detail
    • Directions to Office
    • Fiinding a Doctor
  • HOPE

 pTSD STUDY- Just starting!

The YouTube video below describes a clinical study being conducted in Kansas City for veterans and first responders with PTSD. Volunteers will receive 10 months of free treatment for PTSD if they take part in a 2 month blinded clinical trial. The treatment is quite safe and involves the injection of dextrose (yes, a simple sugar), using a tiny needle (acupuncture sized) to inject the dextrose very shallowly (typically just 1/2 inch deep) into the neck using an anesthetic. Why this treatment may help has not been determined, but it appears that PTSD nerves are firing so fast that nerves in the alertness center become low in glucose. Glucose is important for nerves to relax after firing. Low glucose in-effect causes the nerves to fire even faster, making symptoms of PTSD continue in a never-ending cycle. We propose that these nerves quickly begin behaving much more normally after simple exposure to their primary energy source, glucose. This study is being conducted based on results from trial runs showing the treatment is both well tolerated and beneficial for patients suffering from PTSD.  This video describes how this treatment can potentially help those suffering from PTSD and introduces the team for this study, which consists of experienced researchers, and includes advisors from Penn State University, University of Missouri Kansas City, and a former Navy Seal Officer who coauthored a similar study published in 2019.

"Real Hope for Chronic Pain"
We use dextrose and platelet prolotherapy to eliminate the causes of chronic pain.
           The treatment is like acupuncture but with injection of a solution that heals irritable nerves, stabilizes and calms arthritic joints  and repairs/regenerates sprains and strains in your body.
Contact us today for more information.

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Dr. K. Dean Reeves, MD P.A.
913-362-1600
4740 El Monte Street, Roeland Park, Kansas  66205


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  • Dr Reeves, Prolotherapy, Kansas City
    • Prolo/PIT: Brief Summary
    • Comparing Prolo and PIT
    • Prolotherapy Q & A
    • PTSD STUDY
  • RESEARCH
    • Basic Science Dextrose >
      • Analgesia
      • Chondrogenesis
      • Tendon injection safe
      • Thickens lIgament
    • Dextrose RCTs >
      • Achilles Tendinopathy
      • Ankle Osteoarthritis
      • Chondromalacia patella
      • Fibromyalgia
      • Groin Pain
      • Hand Osteoarthritis
      • Hip Osteoarthritis
      • Knee Osteoarthritis
      • Lateral Epicondylosis
      • Low Back/Sacroiliac Pain
      • Osgood-Schlatter Disease
      • Plantar Fasciosis
      • Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy
      • Temporomandibular Dysfunction
    • Dextrose Non RCTs >
      • ACL Laxity
      • Groin Pain
      • Patellar Tendinosis
      • Shin Splints
    • PIT Basic Science & Mechanism
    • PIT RCTS >
      • CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
      • CUBITAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
    • FINDING RESEARCH
  • TRAINING IN PROLO/PIT
  • PATIENTS
    • PRP Use
    • Stem Cell Use
    • New Patient Intake Forms
    • What to expect in more detail
    • Directions to Office
    • Fiinding a Doctor
  • HOPE