New tendon repair technology for my injured bald friends

[CCS]

http://www.wchstv.com/newsroom/healthyf ... 2084.shtml

They use ultra sound to look inside and watch a needle in real time. They go in and scratch the surface of the tendon rip, which stimulates it to fuse back together. You then reduce the weight of your workouts drastically, and are fully healed to pre-injury status in 3 months. 2/3 recovery rate, and very minimally invassive.

I have some nagging injuries in many places, so I'll get this done before I spend any more money on hair transplants. My dad might need it too. I'd think it would not cost much, but who knows. I'll look into it.

 

[CCS]

Here are two more methods. Not sure which ones I'll use now. I guess it depends on what the ultra sound shows is best.

http://spinalinjuryfoundation.org/tendo ... DAodAGr7pw

 

[CCS]

The price tag for the stem cell treatments is about $8,000 per area. Don't drink beer for a while, or get any hair transplant's, and you can pay for that.

I got two elbow tendons, maybe two knee joints, and then maybe one other area to do. Better work hard and save lots of money.

 

[person]

Why don't you get a massive loan to pay for all your treatments and then you will look great and be where you are sooner, pay it back when you are old and grey and have nothing to live for.

 

[CCS]

Why don't you get a massive loan to pay for all your treatments and then you will look great and be where you are sooner, pay it back when you are old and grey and have nothing to live for.

You need good credit, and collateral for all that. I can't get loans right now. First thing they do is look at my $45,000 in student loans and say, "First pay them back, then we will loan you money."

Yeah, I'd like to do that.