Dr. Kathleen Blazek will be out of the clinic from March 11 through April 20.
The clinic will remain open during this time, and Dr. Martha Johnston and Dr. Mea Lockwood will be available to see patients.
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Please visit our online scheduling system to view available appointments,
or contact the clinic at (719) 357-9448 for assistance.
Prolotherapy Injections
Joint instability, Chronic low back pain, Ligament injuries, Plantar faciitis and more
Tue 10 - 5
Wed 12pm - 5
Thur 10 - 5
Fri 8 - 12pm
Please contact the clinic, (719) 357-9448, to schedule.
How Does Prolotherapy Work?
Prolotherapy involves injecting a small amount of a stimulating solution—usually a dextrose (sugar) solution—into the affected area. This gentle solution activates the body’s natural healing response by triggering controlled inflammation that helps:
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Increase blood flow
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Recruit healing cells to the area
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Stimulate the growth of new collagen and connective tissue
As a result, the targeted tissues become stronger and more stable over time, helping to reduce pain and improve function.
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Conditions Commonly Treated with Prolotherapy
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Joint instability (knees, shoulders, hips, etc.)
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Chronic low back pain
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Tendonitis or tendinosis
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Ligament injuries
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Degenerative joint conditions (like osteoarthritis)
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Whiplash and neck pain
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Plantar fasciitis
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What to Expect
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Minimally invasive: Performed in-office with a small needle
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Quick sessions: Usually takes 15–30 minutes
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Little downtime: Most people resume normal activities shortly after
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Series of treatments: Often spaced 3–6 weeks apart for best results
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Mild post-treatment soreness: Temporary inflammation is a normal and important part of the healing process