The PRP Journal
Which Joints Respond Best to PRP Therapy?
Originally published by NW Regen on
As people everywhere strive for better overall health to improve the quality of their lives, more of them are exploring the viability of using natural, non-surgical approaches to heal, repair, and treat injuries and debilitating conditions. One of these approaches, Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, has been proven particularly effective in study after study. By using the body’s own natural healing processes to repair damaged tissues, this treatment can alleviate symptoms by addressing the root cause.
PRP is an advanced form of non-surgical, regenerative joint injection therapy, using the growth factors and proteins found in the platelets of blood. Through PRP, inflammation is regulated, a new blood supply is promoted, new cellular growth is induced, and local stem cells are signaled to repair damaged tissues, ligaments, tendons, and joints. This alternative, non-surgical option provides an effective treatment option for those dealing with chronic and/or severe pain. Simply, it is for those searching for a solution that doesn’t involve invasive surgeries and long months of recovery and rehabilitation.
This is the opening passage only. NW Regen's original carries the full argument, the study details and the references.
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