Carolyn Restored Mobility and Eliminated Chronic Adductor Pain After Two Years

Reception people, woman who... did the ⁓ shockwave treatment. They're just very friendly, very helpful. But right now, I'm just trying not to re-injure myself and enjoy the ability to go up and downstairs and curate my laundry. In Tuolumne County, the rural area of Tuolumne County in California. And I am retired. I went to the joint fatality because I had had two years of pain in my right leg, which I had had a hip replacement in three years ago. But after nine months of healing from the hip replacement, I started tennis again and very quickly started having problems with my adductor muscles. And then no matter how many times I stopped or went to PT, it just didn't help. I was referred to Joshua Roos, and I decided to go through with it and I was very impressed with him. He listened to me, he watched me walk, he did an ultrasound. basically said, you know, your adductor is really unhappy and needs, it's been injured and re-injured and re-injured without ever getting better. And he offered me three different choices of things to do to fix it. I originally chose the cheapest option and then, The office people, including the technicians, talked me into the shockwave treatment with the radio waves, too. And I was not convinced it was going to work. But it did. I had a spinal injection with lidocaine 2, which became the diagnostic tool for determining it was not my back causing the problem. been very frustrating and every little step on my... felt like pain or aching compared to putting weight on my left leg. I could not go upstairs at all. So I was, you know, I was really kind of at the end of my rope when I went to them. And I... As I said, I wasn't sure that it was going to be worth the money to try it. After three sessions at the Joint Vitality Institute with the radio shockwave, I noticed the next day that I could walk on my leg and not feel it was different from my left leg, which I had that I could start going upstairs without any residual pain in my groin muscle or groin area or my leg. I'd say try it, for sure. Joint Fatality offered three different things. I chose the mid-range option of the shock therapy. I'm now considering talking to the doctor about a five-year-old injury in my shoulder to see if it can be helped by it. You know, it was effective enough and life-changing enough that the money issue became irrelevant for me. And I would say if you can afford it, this is something that will make your life much, much better than it was if you've gotten to this point that you need it.