PRP Injection Treatment (Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy) PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy is a regenerative treatment that uses your own blood to promote healing in damaged tissues, joints, muscles, and tendons. 🔬 What is PRP? PRP is a concentrated form of platelets derived from your blood. Platelets contain growth factors that help repair tissues and reduce inflammation. ⚙️ How is PRP Prepared? A small amount of your blood is drawn. It is placed in a centrifuge machine. The machine separates platelet-rich plasma from other blood components. The concentrated PRP is injected into the affected area. ⏱️ The entire procedure usually takes 30–45 minutes. 🦴 Common Uses of PRP PRP is widely used in orthopedics and sports medicine for: Knee osteoarthritis Frozen shoulder Tennis elbow Plantar fasciitis Ligament injuries Muscle tears Hair loss treatment ✅ Benefits of PRP Uses your own blood (very low risk of allergy) Minimally invasive Promotes natural healing May reduce need for surgery Faster recovery in some cases ⚠️ Side Effects Mild pain at injection site Temporary swelling Stiffness for few days Rare infection (very uncommon) 📅 Recovery After PRP Rest for 1–2 days Avoid heavy exercise for 1–2 weeks Improvement usually starts in 3–6 weeks Maximum benefit may take 2–3 months Some patients require 1–3 sessions, depending on severity. ❌ Who Should Avoid PRP? Active infection Blood disorders Severe anemia Cancer patients On strong blood thinners