Therapeutic Injections

Therapeutic Injections

Perineural Therapy (PNT)

is a gentle, targeted injection treatment designed to calm irritated nerves and reduce chronic pain at its source. Using a small amount of dextrose (natural sugar water) just under the skin, PNT works to restore normal nerve function, decrease inflammation, and improve healing.

This technique is especially helpful for conditions like neck and back pain, joint pain, headaches, and nerve-related discomfort. Treatments are quick, minimally invasive, and require little to no downtime.

At Hormone Health Montana, we use perineural therapy as part of a comprehensive, root-cause approach to help you move better, feel better, and get back to doing what you love.

Prolotherapy

is a regenerative injection therapy designed to strengthen and repair injured ligaments, tendons, and joints. Using a natural dextrose solution, prolotherapy stimulates the body’s healing response—helping to rebuild tissue, improve stability, and reduce chronic pain.

It’s commonly used for conditions like joint instability, arthritis, back pain, and sports injuries. Treatments are minimally invasive with little downtime, making it a powerful option for those looking to restore function without surgery.

At Hormone Health Montana, prolotherapy is part of our root-cause approach to healing—supporting your body’s ability to repair and thrive.

Trigger Point Injection Therapy

targets tight, painful knots in muscle (trigger points) that can cause localized and referred pain. Using a small needle with anesthetic—sometimes combined with natural regenerative solutions—this treatment helps relax muscle fibers, improve blood flow, and reduce pain quickly.

It’s especially effective for neck and back pain, tension headaches, and muscle-related discomfort. Treatments are quick, minimally invasive, and often provide immediate relief.

At Hormone Health Montana, we use trigger point therapy as part of a comprehensive approach to restore movement, reduce pain, and support long-term healing.