Conditions Treated with PRP

For some orthopedic and sports-related disorders notably, PRP treatment is quite successful. Early to moderate osteoarthritis, especially in the knee, is routinely managed at TOSH by lowering inflammation and therefore promoting cartilage health. For those with cartilage problems, PRP provides a regenerative boost that could stop or slow down deterioration entirely.

In the treatment of ligament, tendon, and muscle injuries, when quicker healing is crucial for a return to top performance, athletes gain from PRP therapy. Additionally responsive to PRP injections are chronic disorders like tennis elbow, which is marked by ongoing elbow discomfort brought on by inflammation. Those with plantar fasciitis, a main source of heel pain, also usually experience relief as PRM helps lower inflammation and promotes tissue healing.

In every one of these situations, PRP treatment helps tissue regeneration, lowers discomfort, and encourages functional recovery, therefore it is a perfect choice for patients trying to postpone or avoid surgery.