Condition

Tendon &
Ligament Tears

Tendons and ligaments are strong connective tissues that play an essential role in movement, strength, and joint stability.

Tendons connect muscle to bone, while ligaments connect bones and help stabilize the joints. These tissues can become injured through sudden trauma, repetitive stress, overuse, or gradual degeneration.

Injuries can range from minor or partial tears to more significant damage. The location and severity of the injury can influence symptoms, function, and the appropriate treatment approach.

Common Symptoms

+ Pain With Movement
+ Swelling & Tenderness
+ Weakness
+ Joint Instability
+ Reduced Range of Motion
+ Difficulty With Activity

Commonly Affected Areas

+ Shoulder & Rotator Cuff
+ Elbow
+ Knee
+ Achilles Tendon
+ Ankle & Foot
+ Wrist & Hand
02 Treatment Options

Treatment Based on the Injury.

Tendon and ligament injuries can vary significantly in location, severity, and their effect on movement and joint stability.

At LifeStem, treatment begins with evaluating the injured tissue and understanding the extent of the damage. When appropriate, regenerative and non-surgical therapies may be considered as part of an individualized treatment plan.

More significant injuries, including some complete tears, may require evaluation for other treatment options or surgical care.

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PRP Therapy

Platelet-rich plasma uses a concentrated preparation of the patient's own platelets to deliver growth factors to targeted musculoskeletal tissues and support the body's natural healing response.

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BMAC Therapy

Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate uses components collected from the patient's own bone marrow and may be considered for certain orthopedic and soft-tissue injuries.

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Prolotherapy

Prolotherapy may be considered when injured or weakened ligaments, tendons, or other joint-supporting structures are contributing to pain or instability.

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Personalized Treatment Planning

Treatment recommendations are based on the tissue involved, severity of the injury, symptoms, functional limitations, and individual patient goals.

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03 The LifeStem Approach

A Personalized
Path Forward.

Living with persistent back pain or sciatica can affect everything from work and sleep to exercise and everyday movement.

The next step is understanding what is contributing to your symptoms. LifeStem takes an individualized approach, combining a detailed evaluation with treatment planning based on your specific condition, symptoms, and goals.

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Identify the Source

We evaluate your symptoms and the structures that may be contributing to your pain.

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Build Your Treatment Plan

Your treatment options are selected based on your diagnosis, needs, and individual goals.

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Target the Problem

When appropriate, treatment is directed toward the specific musculoskeletal structures involved.

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Support Your Progress

Your response and progress help guide the next steps in your individualized treatment plan.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Find Out What May Be Causing Your Pain.

Schedule a consultation with LifeStem to discuss your back pain or sciatica, review your options, and determine an appropriate next step.

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