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4228 N Central EXPY STE 101 Dallas TX 75206
1400 Preston Road STE 120, Plano TX 75093
Phone 214 750-6200
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How Does PRP Work for Back Pain? A Regenerative Approach That Targets the Root Cause
By Deborah Westergaard, MD Board-Certified in Pain Medicine and Anesthesiology Regenexx-Affiliate Pain Experts Dallas–Plano Why So Many Back Pain Treatments Fail—and How PRP Works Differently Pain Isn’t Just About Discs—It’s About Structure, Stability, and Nerves If you’ve tried everything—physical therapy, anti-inflammatories, even steroid injections—and you're still in pain, the problem may not be what you think. Most treatments aim to quiet the symptoms. But PRP (Platele
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Avoid Back Surgery Dallas Part 1: 3 Situations Where Surgery May Not Be the First Move
By Deborah Westergaard, MD | Regen Experts powered by Pain Experts Avoid Back Surgery Dallas: When a More Strategic Evaluation Changes the Decision Being told you need back surgery can feel like a final answer. An MRI shows a disc bulge, degeneration, or stenosis—and the path forward appears defined. But high-level decisions—especially irreversible ones—deserve a more complete view. The spine is not a single structure. It is a dynamic system of discs, joints, ligaments, and s
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Avoid Knee Replacement Dallas: Making the Right Knee Surgery Decision
By Deborah Westergaard, MD | Regen Experts powered by Pain Experts Patients Researching How to "Avoid Knee Replacement Dallas " Often Want One Thing First By the time many patients reach my office, they have already heard the same recommendation: “You should probably schedule a knee replacement.” For some individuals, that recommendation may be absolutely correct. But the most important question is not simply whether surgery is possible. The real question is: Is surgery truly
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Avoid Knee Replacement Dallas: Why “Bone-on-Bone” Does Not Always Mean Immediate Surgery
By Deborah Westergaard, MD | Regen Experts powered by Pain Experts One of the most common things patients tell me is: "My doctor says my knee is bone-on-bone, so I probably need knee replacement." Hearing that phrase can make it feel as though the decision has already been made. But the reality is more complex. An x-ray may show cartilage loss, yet the true source of knee pain often involves much more than cartilage alone. Understanding this distinction is one of the most imp
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