PRP for Joint Pain: A Smarter Alternative to Surgery

Understanding Chronic Joint Pain

Joint pain results from inflammation, degeneration, or overuse and affects mobility and quality of life.

How PRP Reduces Joint Pain Naturally

PRP works by:

• Modulating inflammation
• Supporting cartilage repair
• Enhancing joint lubrication

Joints Commonly Treated with PRP

• Knee
• Shoulder
• Hip
• Ankle
• Elbow

PRP vs Pain Medications

Unlike medications, PRP addresses tissue damage instead of masking pain.

Why PRP Preparation Matters

PRP effectiveness depends on precision processing and platelet purity.