PRP for Joints uses Platelet-Rich Plasma prepared from a small sample of your own blood. The concentrated plasma is injected into or around the affected joint, where its growth factors may help support the body’s natural healing processes. It is often considered for ongoing joint pain and can be combined with physiotherapy as part of a complete treatment plan.
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Symptoms & Diagnosis
Joint pain may be caused by wear and tear, injury or overuse. Your practitioner will ask about your symptoms, medical history and how the pain affects your daily life, then examine the joint. Recent scans or reports can help with diagnosis. If PRP is not suitable for you, we will discuss other options or refer you to a specialist.
- Knee pain and stiffness
- Mild to moderate osteoarthritis
- Tendon and ligament injuries
- Shoulder or elbow pain
Before You Make an Appointment
Unless your doctor advises otherwise, stop anti-inflammatory painkillers such as ibuprofen around a week before treatment, as they may affect the platelets. Drink plenty of water and eat a light meal beforehand. Bring any scans or reports and wear loose clothing that allows easy access to the joint.
Details
- Price: £150
- Duration: 30m
- Capacity: 1