ABOUT PRP TREATMENTS
How PRP Treatment works?
To create PRP, a small amount of blood will be
drawn from your body. The amount of blood
drawn is determined by which condition your
physician is going to treat. The blood that is
drawn from you will be placed in a special
machine called a centrifuge. The centrifuge is
designed to spin your blood at an extremely high
speed to separate the red blood cells from the
platelet rich plasma. After approximately 15
minutes, the centrifuge will wind down to a
complete stop. The healthcare professional will
then open the centrifuge, and they will see that
platelet rich plasma has been created. It is now
ready to be placed back into your body to
stimulate healing for many different conditions.
Is PRP treatment for me?
PRP and its use in medicine have been around for
several years. However, healthcare professionals
are realizing that PRP may be a potential
treatment for an unlimited number of medical
conditions. Any time an incision is made in the
body, you could potentially use PRP to accelerate
and stimulate the bodies’ natural healing process.
Prptreatments.org has listed many of these
medical conditions where PRP can be used as a
viable form of treatment. We suggest consulting
with you physician to see if PRP treatment is right
for you.
PRPTREATMENTS.ORG
How could PRP be used in
my procedure?
There are multiple ways that PRP could be
used in your procedure. One technique that
is utilized by physicians is to locally inject
PRP into an injury site. Another way to use
PRP is to apply the PRP topically to a wound
site. In this technique, the PRP is sprayed on
the wound site. Mixing the PRP with bone
graft is the last way to utilize this product.
Is PRP safe?
PRP is taken from your own body, so there is
no risk for disease transmission. In some
studies, PRP has actually been proven to fight
infections.
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Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is blood
plasma that contains an elevated
level of platelets. The concentrated
platelets contain many different
growth factors that are responsible
for accelerating a persons natural
healing process when applied to
many parts of the human body.
Creating platelet rich plasma can
increase the level of platelets up to
five times more than platelet levels in
Does insurance cover a
PRP treatment?
Since there are many ways to utilize PRP as
a form of treatment in many medical
conditions, it’s almost impossible to grasp
which insurance companies will cover the cost
of PRP. It is suggested that you contact your
insurance company well in advance of any
scheduled doctor visit.
normal whole blood. PRP gives
physicians another form of innovative
treatment to utilize in their practice.
http://www.prptreatments.org
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