Abstract: There is disclosed herein compositions, methods, uses and systems for reducing pain in a patient that emanates from a body area, preferably spine or joint. Methods of treatment or prevention are described for a disease or condition selected from degenerative disc disease, disc injury, pain, arthritis, or suspected arthritis.

Abstract: There is disclosed herein compositions, methods, uses and systems for reducing pain in a patient that emanates from a body area, preferably spine or joint. Methods of treatment or prevention are described for a disease or condition selected from degenerative disc disease, disc injury, pain, arthritis, or suspected arthritis.

Abstract: There is disclosed herein compositions, methods, uses and systems for reducing pain in a patient that emanates from a body area, preferably spine or joint. Methods of treatment or prevention are described for a disease or condition selected from degenerative disc disease, disc injury, pain, arthritis, or suspected arthritis.

Abstract: Methods for reducing chronic pain caused by a disrupted spinal disc are described. In one method, a solution is injected into the disc. The solution includes chondroitin sulphate, glucosamine HCl, and dextrose. The solution may optionally include dimethyl sulfoxide and/or an anesthetic such as bupivicaine.

Abstract: Methods for reducing chronic pain caused by a disrupted spinal disc are described. In one method, a solution is injected into the disc. The solution includes chondroitin sulphate, glucosamine HCl, and dextrose. The solution may optionally include dimethyl sulfoxide and/or an anesthetic such as bupivicaine.

Abstract: Methods for reducing chronic pain caused by a disrupted spinal disc are described. In one method, a solution is injected into the disc. The solution includes chondroitin sulphate, ghicosamine HCl, and dextrose. The solution may optionally include dimethyl sulfoxide and/or an anesthetic such as bupivicaine.

Abstract: Methods for reducing chronic pain caused by a disrupted spinal disc are described. In one method, a solution is injected into the disc. The solution includes chondroitin sulphate, glucosamine HCl, and dextrose. The solution may optionally include dimethyl sulfoxide and/or an anesthetic such as bupivicaine.

Abstract: Methods for reducing chronic pain caused by a disrupted spinal disc are described. In one method, a solution is injected into the disc. The solution includes chondroitin sulphate, glucosamine HCl, and dextrose. The solution may optionally include dimethyl sulfoxide and/or an anesthetic such as bupivicaine.

Abstract: Methods for reducing chronic pain caused by a disrupted spinal disc are described. In one method, a physiologically acceptable amount of an injectable is injected into the disc. The injectable is obtained from a stock solution comprising chondroitin sulphate, glucosamine HCl, aqueous solution of dextrose; sodium carboxymethylcellulose, and a buffer substance in quantity to bring the pH of the stock solution to a value above about 6.0. Water is also added to dilute the stock solution. The stock solution may further comprise an anesthetic such as bupivicaine.

Abstract: Methods for reducing chronic pain caused by a disrupted spinal disc are described. In one method, a physiologically acceptable amount of an injectable is injected into the disc. The injectable is obtained from a stock solution comprising chondroitin sulphate, glucosamine HCl, aqueous solution of dextrose; sodium carboxymethylcellulose, and a buffer substance in quantity to bring the pH of the stock solution to a value above about 6.0. Water is also added to dilute the stock solution. The stock solution may further comprise an anesthetic such as bupivicaine.

Abstract: An injectable for injection into a spinal disc, and a method to treat a spinal disc with the injectable. The injectable includes chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine HCl, DMSO dextrose and an anesthetic are useful additives.