More than 34 million Americans have diabetes, and it is estimated that 20-25% of them will develop Painful Diabetic Neuropathy, (PDN). This condition is associated with a wide range of symptoms, including pain in the limbs described as burning, freezing, stabbing, shooting, hypersensitivity, or deep aching. Traditional treatment options for PDN include over-the-counter medications, prescription medications, physical therapy, and injections, but for many people, these options are inadequate for long-term relief.

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PRP Injection Success Story | Pam is Lifting Her Arm and Living Life Again Denver, Colorado - https://www.centerforspineandortho.com

Retired mail carrier Pam Chavez’s pain began after an elderly gentleman hit her mail truck from behind, lifting it into the air.

Then he backed up, dropping her and her truck to the ground. Her neck snapped.

From then on, she could no longer do the activities she enjoyed – hiking, biking, gardening and more – until she visited Dr. Paul Leo, and he began treating her pain, including that resulting from a fall after 3 dogs chased her into a buckled driveway.

Most recently, she tried a PRP injection given by Dr. Leo into her right shoulder. Now, she’s lifting her arm and doing the activities she loves again.

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If you're searching for stem cell treatment in Denver, Colorado, Dr. Leimbach is the physiatrist you need to know! https://www.centerforspineandortho.com

"There is no shortage or press around stem cells and PRP injections and in many instances they can be very helpful but it's very important to understand if they will be beneficial for an individual.

It's important to also understand the potential limitations of these interventions and try to apply them while they have a high degree of possible success. "

If you're interested in Stem Cell Treatment and live in the Denver, Colorado area, contact Dr. Leimbach today. You can read reviews here: https://goo.gl/maps/x6H6YNYpd8svtRU9A

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Dr. George Leimbach discusses Denver-Based Non-Operative Medicine Procedures including information around PRP & Stem Cell Injections. You can read reviews about Dr. Leimbach here:
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From physical therapy and home exercises to regenerative medicine, Denver-based Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation specialist, Dr. George Leimbach, uses multiple forms of non-operative medicine to maximize patients’ quality of life.

With all the popular press around PRP and Stem Cell injections today, Dr. Leimbach mentions it takes a careful selection process to know if they will truly be beneficial for an individual. “We’re getting excellent results with PRP and stem cell injections now,” says Dr. Leimbach. “An accurate diagnosis and a careful selection process is the key to successful treatment.

One unique thing about the Center for Spine and Orthopedics is that we have a great relationship and close collaboration between non-surgeons, physiatrists like myself, and the surgeons, spine, general orthopedists, and podiatry so we choose the most appropriate care for the patient and truly improve the patient's life.

Colorado residents enjoy being outdoors and pursuing an active lifestyle and that's what the Center for Spine and Orthopedics is all about, improving the patients quality of life. To do this, Dr. Leimbach says, "We deploy all kinds of interventions like physical therapy and at home exercise programs but sometimes we do need to intervene with injections and are seeing great results with PRP and Stem Cell injections. One of the most important things is to come up with is an accurate diagnosis."

Dr. Leimbach also discusses one of his favorite tools in his specialty to help diagnose pain, "One of the tools I specialize in is electro-diagnostic medicine, also known as nerve conduction study or EMG studies, so we can diagnose nerve conditions to get an accurate diagnosis and see what the most appropriate treatment would be."

00:05 "Patients want to be heard and listened to."

00:22 "Ongoing pain - it's hard to function or enjoy life but we give them tools to get them back to enjoying their life the best they can again."

00:28 "I'm a physical medicine rehabilitation physician or also known as a physiatrist."

00:39 - "What I do basically is alot of non-surgical orthopedics, I try to restore people to their maximum level of function."

00:45 - "We deploy all kinds of interventions like physical therapy and at home exercise programs but sometimes we do need to intervene with injections and are seeing great results with PRP and Stem Cell injections."

1:10 - "One of the most important things is to come up with an accurate diagnosis, to put the pieces of the puzzle together the best you can ..."

1:30 - What Dr. Leimbach likes to do in his free time.

1:46 - Dr. Leimbach grew up in St. Louis.

2:05 - What Dr. Leimbach does to keep stress levels down.

2:22 - "Family is the most important thing in life."

2:28 - Bethany's review of Dr. Leimbach - "He has done many of my injections and did my disco-gram on me. I'm shocked at how gentle he is. Other doctors I have been to made injections a bad experience for me until I found Leimbach."

3:04 - Dr. Leimbach on what he did before becoming a physician.

3:15 - Some of the different tools we use to diagnose pain or orthopedic conditions like x-rays and MRI scans, but one of the tools I specialize in is the electro-diagnositc medicine, also known as nerve conduction study or EMG studies, so we can diagnose nerve conditions to get an accurate diagnosis and see what the most appropriate treatment would be.

3:40 - Today there is popular press around PRP and Stem Cell injections but it takes a careful selection process to know if they will truly be beneficial for an individual.

3:50 - One unique thing about the #CenterforSpineandOrthopedics is that we have a great relationship and close collaboration between non-surgeons, physiatrists like myself, and the surgeons, spine, general orthopedists, and podiatry so we choose the most appropriate care can truly improve the patient's life.

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#CenterforSpineandOrthopedics #ColoradoQualityofLife - https://www.centerforspineandorthopedics.com | Dr. Paul Leo specializes in chronic pain management in Denver, Colorado as an Anesthesiologist. He believes, to find a way to help someone, you must listen and find the right diagnosis before applying the treatment. That’s what this is all about. Truly listening to patients.

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With years of unbearable pain from what many doctors across Denver diagnosed as Fibromyalgia, Whitney finally found Dr. Leo at the #CenterforSpineandOrthopedics in Thornton, Colorado and discovered that she actually had Ehlers–Danlos syndrome and was able to flip her life by 180 degrees after this discovery.

Learn more about Dr. Paul Leo and how he helps people improve their #ColoradoQualityofLife by addressing their chronic pain and helping many manage pain as their anesthesiologist.
https://www.centerforspineandortho.com

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.... Well, I mean, I think that for me, doing chronic pain, most of the people I've seen, I've seen 10 to 15 doctors already. I'm Paul Leo. I am a physician at the center for spine and orthopedics. I am an anesthesiologist trained in pain management and regenerative medicine.

I had one patient who recently, young woman who's in vet school who came in and she's been told all her life, she has fibromyalgia and literally walking out the door, she did something totally wacky with the joints of her hands and her fingers, looked like she just slammed her hand in a car door. And I was like, Oh God, stop that. She goes, that doesn't hurt. I can do that all the time. And so her diagnosis went from fibromyalgia to Ehler-Danlos syndrome.

She went home and looked it up and realized that that's what she and her mother both have and it explains all kinds of things that had been going on with her. But if I hadn't taken an hour and 15 minutes and had one patient storm out because that I made them wait, I would never have come up with that. And you know the person who left, when I see them, I spend the time I need to with them.

For me to look at someone, listen to what they have to say, listen to what's been done, diagnose the problem and come up with, gosh, no one's ever said that before, or no one's ever thought of that before, or why didn't my doctors five years ago think of that?

The only way to take care of these people is to spend the time to listen to what they have to say. You listen to people, you put the pieces together and then you try to find the answer and then it turns into Sherlock Holmes. That's really what this is all about. If you're going to find a way to help someone you gotta get the right diagnosis before you apply the treatment....

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