This lesion began as a pimple. It progressed over the course of appx 7-10 days and another outbreak was noted inferiorly to the main lesion upon presentation. The lesion cultured positive for Staph Aureus. Patient declined her primary doctors request for Biopsy and presented to Dr. Harper for alt...

Dr. Harper walks you through a thumb joint injection. The thumb is the most arthritic joint in the body. This injection is great for relieving pain and increasing function.

Dennis Harper, ND DC performs a Bilateral Posterior Elbow Injection. This injection is great for elbow pain and loss of Range of Motion in the elbow.

The Bicipital Tendon injection can be used when pain is located primarily in the front of the shoulder occuring with rotation.
Caution should be used when performing this injection as there are many vessels and nerves in this area.

Dennis Harper does an injection that relates to Male Sexual Health. This is a quick easy injection that may help with ED and is great for Male Sexual Health in General!

Watch as Dennis Harper, DC injections an Arthritic Injecting an arthritic Tibial/Talar Joint. This injection is done to help breakdown scar tissue and restore greater range of motion or
prevent loss of motion caused by arthritic changes to a previously injured or post surgical ankle. This injec...

TIPS & TRICKS FOR INJECTING YOURSELF!

Whether you are injecting yourself or are in a particularly delicate area, where changing
out syringes would be difficult, this technique works well as a one & done injection trick.
1-10mL syringe- fill with 2-4cc of 20 gamma ozone. Next add 1-2cc of RheumX....

Dennis Harper, DC Performs an Ankle Injection to help restore ankle flection post Injury. This injection is done to help breakdown scar tissue and restore greater range of motion or prevent loss of motion caused by arthritic changes to a previously injured ankle.

Don't miss the newest C Shot Revision!
If you know Dr. Harper you know that he is not a static person! He is constantly looking for better, easier, more effective ways to practice.
In the last few months, he has revised the C Shot a couple times, and we have posted videos to reflect those changes...

This injection can be used virtually anywhere you have a torn muscle that is painful.
Use caution when injecting over the abdomen or lungs. Bending the needle to a 45 degree angle is highly recommended!

The SubScapular Injection is great for upper back pain that is unresolved with Cervical and Thoracic spine injections. It is also of use in easing breathing, and opening airways affected by Asthma or Breathing difficulties due to Lung Fibrosis.

Injecting a Crusty Lesion, using about 2cc 20 gamma ozone and a 30g x 1/2 inch needle.

This is the Subpatellar Knee Injection performed by Dennis Harper, DC. Great for arthritic, knee cap pain, and patellar grinding.

The T-Spine injection works well for thoracic pain that is unrelieved by adjustment or other modalities. Caution should be used as the lungs underlay the ribs.

The Spinal Accessory Motor Branch injection may be indicated if after performing the Brachial Plexus Release, the patient continues to experience some residual discomfort along the accessory motor pathway.

Dr. Harper performing a Heberden's Node injection. Injecting a Heberden's Node is best done when they first appear. This treatment is not recommended for patients with multiple calcified nodes. This protocol is best used as soon as nodes become visible or soreness develops.

Dennis Harper, DC performs an injection for a patient with a swollen ankle joint. This is a simple treatment for reducing swelling in a joint.
It can be used for a sprained ankle, gouty or arthritic inflammation, reduces pain generally within 24 hours!

Dennis Harper, DC Performs an injection on a patient with a bakers cyst on the back of their knee.
Bakers Cysts form when knee movement is abnormal for an extended period.
Includes a written protocol.

Dennis Harper, DC Performs a post surgical injection for persistent back pain. This injection may be performed as early as 6-8 weeks post op.
This will work equally well on patients with long stand post operative pain.

Dennis Harper, DC demonstrates a treatment option for a patient with a chronically plugged ear.
We are seeing more of this type of problem Post Covid with no solid solutions. Dr. Harper tried adjusting both the ear and the neck prior to the injection, there was no noticeable effect.
The patien...

Dr. Dennis Harper demonstrates his approach to a Lumbar Injection and Exam. Let Dr. Harper show you how easy and accessible this injection is for most lower back pain. This video includes a downloadable written protocol.

The Posterior Hip Injection is recommended when lingering pain is isolated specifically to that region. This may occur after you have injected the Anterior Hip.
Giving this injection is recommended for the very experienced injector, or under ultrasound guidance. There is a significant risk of enc...

Dennis Harper, DC performs a Bilateral Coccyx Injection. The Bilateral Coccyx Injection is indicated for chronic coccyx pain or pain often occurring as the result of injury.

Dr. Harper and Dr. Cochran, are encountering an increase in patients showing signs of lymphatic drainage dysfunction. Our solution involves using Upper Lymphatic Injections, Lower Lymphatic Injections, or a combination of both to prevent or eliminate stagnation in the lymphatic system.

Lymphat...