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I was referred to Dr. Philip Lenoue by my primary after having several different specialists recommend multiple surgeries to address and correct several tears in my acetabular labrum, a calcified IT tendon, a disc tear/bulge in my back with corresponding pain in my type 1 endplates, tendinosis of the gluteus, sclerosis of the SI joints, and bursitis that extended the full circumference of my hip. By the time I was able to get an evaluation, I was in extreme pain, my mobility was compromised to the point where I found it difficult to complete daily tasks, and I was unable to enjoy any form of passive or active exercise. After completing a very thorough evaluation under ultrasound and reviewing my medical records, Dr. Lenoue was confident that he could resolve my medical issues with three rounds of protein rich plasma (PRP) treatments. Together, we developed an aggressive but highly effective PRP treatment protocol that began providing relief within one month of the first procedure. As we concluded my third treatment, I was already feeling diminished pain across all targeted areas, my mobility was significantly improved, I was sleeping better, and I was highly optimistic about regaining my active lifestyle. Six months after my final PRP treatment, I am beyond grateful to Dr. Lenoue. All of the pain and inflammation I was experiencing 24 hours a day has been either remediated or reduced to the point where it’s only a minor inconvenience. More importantly, I was able to avoid having three surgeries and a lavage as well as evade the long recovery processes of each surgery and procedure, their associated pain meds and the side effects that accompany surgeries. I still have another two months before I reach the eight-month post-treatment milestone that Dr. Lenoue states is the full recovery period, but I am confident that my issues will be completely resolved at that time. If you are searching for an exceedingly skilled doctor who specializes in multiple modalities and alternative medical procedures, I would encourage you to schedule a consultation and evaluation with Dr. Lenoue. He will take the time to listen to your concerns, evaluate your physical and medical history, collaborate with you to design a treatment plan, or direct you to another resource if your situation would not be corrected by any of his highly specialized treatments. Personally, you will find that Dr. Lenoue is compassionate, focused, prompt, engaging, responsive, and well versed in alternative treatments should you be interested in furthering your well-being. I will forever be grateful to Phillip and his team. Kimberley Seitz, Ph.D.
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Dr. Lenoue's office is located at 301 E Sharp Ave Spokane, WA 99202.
Dr. Lenoue has a star rating of 4.7/5 and has been reviewed 9 times.
Dr. Lenoue is board certified in
Dr. Lenoue has been practicing as a Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Specialist for 12 years.
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