Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and stem cell therapy jointly work together as a cell-based therapy. This therapy has gained the respect of the medical community and their patients alike. The treatment boasts a proven track record of successfully treating people who suffer from chronic pain. More is yet to be learned about the wide array of potential that lies within this innovative treatment, which is aided by the natural instincts of your body's defense mechanism to promote healing.
The Process Bringing Platelet Cells And Stem Cells Together
When you suffer an injury, your body releases platelet cells that contain stem cells. Stem cells are essential components that are essential for the growth and repair of damaged cells. PRP thrives on your body's natural healing capacity. So when you are seen by your doctor, they order a sample of your blood to be drawn, which is then put through a centrifuge.
The Injection Therapy
Once the sample of your blood is taken and it goes through the centrifuge, the centrifuge process changes your blood into a very highly concentrated mixture. The platelets are concentrated, and the blood is injected into your injured tissue. Your body then begins the healing process on its own. The purpose of this centrifuge exchange is to make stem cells anew and return them to your body. Stem cells have the brawny potential to regenerate tissues and other parts of your body, and the procedure lasts for about 30 minutes. The cells stimulate healing of damaged areas in your body, which reduces your pain. You may require two to three sessions of the stem cell exchange process within a time frame of approximately six months.
What Ailments Benefit From PRP Stem Cell Therapy?
You can be treated with PRP injections if you suffer from back pain injuries caused by tendon and ligament damage. You will benefit from the injections when you have painful muscle strains. Muscle fibrosis can be treated with PRP injections. Painful joint injuries are healed with the use of PRP treatment too. All of these medical conditions are brought about by the aging process.
The Aging Process Culprit
Ligaments, joints, and muscles wear out as you grow older. This promotes chronic pain and discomfort that decreases your ability to walk or even stand up without experiencing mobility problems. Mobility loss reduces your quality of life. PRP treatment improves your quality of life so that you can return to enjoying your life again.
