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Originally Posted by guns01

bpc 157 for starters to heal and lower inflammation during rehab process. dont forget to ice a few times daily as well. they make some pretty cool wraps that you can wear and keep it on the specific area. maybe you can get it to heal up on it's own man, that would be nice but also keep in mind if you blow the entire rotator cuff you will really be screwed. you wont be able to use that arm at all until it is fixed

Thanks guns. Honestly, I would probably get the4 surgery if I could swing it, but I dont think I have a choice. Small business owners dont get benefits like unemployment or disability benefits. Plus, people who work for me depend on me for their livelihood and have families to take care of. Ive never taken a single vacation in 25 years. When the surgeon said I would be out 4-6 months I thought to myself, no fuck,ing way. Then I hear that song by queen in my head, the show must go on. lol

TweetIt is probably expenssive as well but stem cells are a viable option. Joe Rogan tore up his shoulder and got them. He did not require surgery even though the docs said he would need it.

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Originally Posted by jipped genes

It is probably expenssive as well but stem cells are a viable option. Joe Rogan tore up his shoulder and got them. He did not require surgery even though the docs said he would need it.

Yes, Ive thought about stem cells. I think it is about $5000 or more. Its a roll of the dice, It works like a miracle for some people and for some, it is like flushing money down the toilet. I will look deeper into it for sure.

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Originally Posted by Dzone

Yes, Ive thought about stem cells. I think it is about $5000 or more. Its a roll of the dice, It works like a miracle for some people and for some, it is like flushing money down the toilet. I will look deeper into it for sure.

gotclen had it done a couple years back and he told me it didnt do a damn thing for him at all.

another treatment to look into is prp therapy. platelet rich plasma therapy. it is where the take your blood out and spin out all the good stuff for healing and then inject it into the injured area. i know a few people that have had some pretty good success with that stuff. my primary doc actually does it in his office for people

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Originally Posted by Dzone

Yes, Ive thought about stem cells. I think it is about $5000 or more. Its a roll of the dice, It works like a miracle for some people and for some, it is like flushing money down the toilet. I will look deeper into it for sure.

There are a lot of unscrupulous places that do not use real stem cells. I think for the most part a good place using high quality stems will see some improvement.