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Who is the doctor that uses tx3 on feet?

Can't wait to see this procedure become more wide spread

When will this be available outside of the US, such as the UK? Thanks

Why did I click on this? It hurts my feet just watching this. Gave me goosebumps. I don't want an injection. Better treat this before it gets to this point.

Is this procedure available in Canada.

Ultrasound really isn’t that great to see scar tissue I’m sorry but your view just isn’t good enough

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Season for basketball is gonna start in almost 2 months, my jumpers knee is off and on onin pain but is their other REALLY GOOD WAYS to LOWER pain! Pizzazz help me

Has this been done on chronic hamstring tendinopathies?

Over a month ago, I stumbled across this video (during the middle of the night when I couldn't sleep due to PF pain). After years of PF pain, podiatrist visits, PT, shots, orthotics and an altered lifestyle, I called and scheduled a Tenex consultation with an area orthopedic surgeon. I just had my procedure done on Monday and let me just say, I felt ready to walk out of the facility on my own! I could tell that I had full range of motion immediately! Although I'm still in my recovery phase, I'm going to follow doctor's orders, avoid running any marathons, and wear my walking boot until my follow up exam in two weeks.

Patella tendinopathy is often associated with calcification in the tendon. The ultrasonic probe is approved to remove soft tissue, ie degenerative tendon, and it is acceptable to remove the calcification if it is within the tendon substance. However there are no data as to whether this is necessary, and I do not routinely try to remove all the calcifications, but treat the tendinopathy itself. A distinction should be made between tendon calcification and a bone spur, that is a new growth of bone originating from bone. Tenex at this time does not have FDA approval to remove bone spurs.

does this remove bone growth or bone spur?

the question is i can do my deadlift after this.

what is the name of this procedure

Where can i get this surgery

I'm suffering with PF with extreme foot odor. I don't know how i can get the proper treatment. Plz anyone give me a suggestion.

Planters f is bloody painful right in the ball of the heel I had it usually smashed slush ice helps not solid ice put water in a hot water bottle half full and after frozen lightly hit to break the ice up then roll it back and forth on planter affected area. there are also light heat electrical stimulation my therapist tried aiso steroid injection if the pain is chronic.But the therapist I worked with preferred light stretching and ice .Their also a hard roller with grooves on it that worked very well for me thanks mom.

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Had it, no improvement. What next?!

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There are a few components to curing for plantar foot. One resource I found that succeeds in merging these is the Natural Foot Wizard (google it if you're interested) without a doubt the best resource that I have ever heard of.look at all the great info .

I'm considering this, and this video is a help in making a decision.

take anti inflammatory's ? you make me question your procedure when your doctor is giving false information.

Just had this done. Procedure was same as video--except the switching of the patient. When the dr. was doing it I could feel the exact area that had been bothering me get treated. Some relief right there. I could see the Tenex needle do its thing going in back and forth. The image looked the same to me but to the Dr. he could tell the difference. Post. Little pain. On crutches now for a couple of days but can totally expect walking in another couple of days. Not much pain at all really. Dr. recommended Tenex over PRP because better long-term results with Tenex. He said one of the reasons this doesn't heal well when injured is that there is low blood supply to this tendon. Tenex procedure helps clean up tendenosis and frayed parts of tendon and no doubt increase blood flow to area for healing.

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IM researching this procedure for myself, but it's tough to assess if it works or not when you're interviewing and prepping a black male and then performing the procedure on a white knee cap. doesn't exactly give me the best vote of confidence considering i wanted to see how he is post surgery.

Hello and thank you for the video! Can this treatment also be used for tendinosis apart from tendonitis?

Sad to say that my foot looks a dozen times worse than hers. No wonder I can't walk...

Even a simple task like slicing bread was painful. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jonathan Hersch treats Michael Braga using the ‪#‎Tenex‬ Health TX System, and he quickly returns to his normal active lifestyle within weeks after the procedure. Watch Dr Hersch’s interview and Michael’s story on WPTV News Channel 5:

Are there any side effects to this procedure? What happened with the follow up on this patient? Is he back to 100%?

I wish my doctor and his staff had conveyed some of this information when explaining my TENEX procedure's before and aftercare requirements. I believe my doctor has done a good job, but the amount of information I received was marginal and I have had to do my own research. No diagnostic ultrasound was performed - I was directly sent for an MRI. The post procedure points here are more clearly explained that what I received. And since I had the TENEX yesterday, I found this just in time.