When is PRP used?
PRP therapy may
be used for conditions such as:
• Joint
osteoarthritis
• Ligament and tendon injuries
• Sports injuries
• Tendon inflammation
• Certain chronic joint pain conditions
How is the treatment performed?
The procedure
typically involves:
• Drawing a
small sample of the patient’s blood
• Separating platelet-rich plasma using a special device
• Injecting the PRP into the injured area or joint
Benefits of PRP therapy
This treatment
offers several advantages:
• Uses natural
components from the patient’s own body
• Minimally invasive procedure
• Supports natural tissue healing
• Helps reduce pain and improve joint function
A Message to Patients
If you
experience chronic joint pain or tendon injuries,
PRP therapy may help support healing and improve symptoms.