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Platelet-Rich plasma Therapy
PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma. Platelets are cells that travel through the blood and are routinely used to help repair cell walls and injured tissue. The way the platelets work is by using growth factors within them to promote cell healing. Although there are multiple ways in which we thank PRP works, it appears that the concentration of growth factors obtained by isolating a concentrate of platelets is the most likely mechanism of action.
PRP is one of the layer obtained after centrifuging blood that has the highest concentration of platelets and growth factors.
Where Can PRP be Injected?
PRP is extremely safe as it is a concentrate of yoru own blood. PRP can be injected almost anywhere into the muscles, tendons, joints and ligaments to promote natural healing. PRP is currently still in studies to see where it serves best, but results have been promising in multiple locations throughout the body!
What are the Benefits of PRP?
- It helps heal many types of injuries.
- It reduces the symptoms of osteoarthritis.
- It has antibacterial effects.
- It can help you relieve your pain.
Does the treatment consist of one injection or multiple injections?
This is ultimately decided on a case-by-case basis. Dr. Tolman will use the MRI or Ultrasound results to determine the number of injections. Typically Dr. Tolman will suggest between 1 to 3 injections.
