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Amniotic Tissue Allograft for Advanced Healing

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Amniotic Tissue Allograft, also known as Amniotic Fluid Injection, is an innovative regenerative treatment designed to accelerate healing and reduce inflammation. This therapy harnesses the natural growth factors and cytokines found in amniotic fluid to stimulate tissue repair, making it a popular choice for patients dealing with chronic pain, injuries, and degenerative conditions.

If you’re searching for Amniotic Fluid Injection treatment in Massachusetts, our expert team at Central Massachusetts Podiatry provides this safe and effective therapy to help you heal faster and get back to your daily activities with less discomfort.

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How Does Amniotic Fluid Injection Work?

Amniotic fluid injection is a regenerative therapy that utilizes components from amniotic fluid to promote healing and reduce inflammation in damaged tissues. Amniotic fluid, which surrounds a developing fetus, is rich in growth factors, cytokines, hyaluronic acid, and mesenchymal stem cells—all of which play crucial roles in tissue repair and regeneration.

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Procedure:

  • Collection and Processing: Amniotic fluid is collected from consenting donors during scheduled cesarean sections. The fluid undergoes rigorous screening and processing to ensure it is free from contaminants and retains its therapeutic properties.
  • Injection: The processed amniotic fluid is injected into the targeted area—such as joints, tendons, or soft tissues—under sterile conditions. This minimally invasive procedure is typically performed in a clinical setting without the need for anesthesia.

What To Expect

Treatment Overview:

  • Preparation: A consultation with our podiatrists determines if this treatment is right for you. If approved, the injection site is cleaned, and local anesthesia may be used for comfort.
  • Procedure: The tissue allografts are injected into the injured soft tissue or tendon. The amount of injections needed, will be based on your response to the initial injection.
  • Duration: The entire process typically takes 20 minutes. Please note that duration time may vary depending on your unique situation.
  • Comfort Level: Most patients experience minimal discomfort, similar to a standard injection.
  • Downtime: There is little to no downtime, allowing you to resume daily activities shortly after treatment.
  • Results: Many patients report noticeable pain relief and improved mobility within a few weeks, with continued improvement over time.

Conditions Treated with Amniotic Fluid Injection

Amniotic fluid injections may be recommended when anti-inflammatories, physical therapy, or bracing have not provided sufficient relief. This treatment is also an effective alternative to steroid injections, especially when they are contraindicated.

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Why Choose Central Massachusetts Podiatry for Amniotic Tissue Injection Treatment?

At Central Massachusetts Podiatry, we are committed to providing advanced, patient-focused care using cutting-edge regenerative treatments like amniotic tissue injections. Here’s why patients trust us for their foot and ankle health.

Experienced Podiatrists

Our highly skilled podiatrists have years of experience in treating different foot and ankle conditions. They are dedicated to delivering the highest level of care.

State-of-the-Art Technology

We utilize the latest advancements in regenerative medicine to enhance healing and pain relief. Our clinic is equipped with modern diagnostic and treatment technologies, ensuring the most effective care for your specific needs.

Personalized Treatment Plans Focused on Your Recovery

We understand that every patient is unique, so we create customized treatment plans tailored to your specific condition and recovery goals. We are committed to offering a range of amniotic tissue allografts tailored to diverse needs and financial considerations.

Patient Success Stories

After suffering from persistent foot pain and swelling for over a year, a dedicated roller skater found relief at Central Massachusetts Podiatry. His condition made even standing and wearing shoes unbearable, and he was considering surgery. Dr. Pelto recommended a non-surgical approach combining shockwave therapy and an amniotic injection, which started showing results within just a few sessions. By the third treatment, he noticed significant improvement, and now he is completely pain-free. Thanks to the expert care and innovative treatments, he can confidently return to roller skating without surgery.

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Ready to heal faster and feel better? Contact us to know if Amniotic Tissue Allograft is right for you. Our expert podiatrists in Worcester and Westborough offer various foot and ankle treatments, including advanced regenerative treatments to help you get back on your feet—pain-free. Schedule your appointment now.

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Central Massachusetts Podiatry, Worcester, MA

Phone: 508-757-4003
Text: 508-625-7774
Address: 299 Lincoln Street, Suite 202, Worcester, MA 01605

Central Massachusetts Podiatry, Westborough, MA

Phone: 508-757-4003
Text: 508-625-7774
Address: 24 Lyman Street, Suite 180, Westborough, MA 01581