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The beauty of Regenerative Medicine Therapy is that it helps with knee injuries, while not only helping with tissue damage, but it can help improve ACL, MCL, and other muscle and ligament tears, fractured bones, degenerating bones and even arthritis

As the biggest joint in the body, knee injuries can happen unexpectedly. Knee injuries are among the most common in athletes, next to back injuries and ankle injuries, depending on the sport. Of course, athletes are not the only people to suffer a knee injury. In fact, injuries tend to happen more often as people age. Fortunately, many injuries and knee conditions can be improved with Regenerative Medicine and Platelet-Rich Plasma Injection.

Knee pain can develop for several reasons. Unfortunately, not all can be improved with Platelet-Rich Plasma. That is when it’s time to think of pursuing Regenerative Medicine Therapy as an alternative to knee surgery. The beauty of Regenerative Medicine Therapy is that it helps with knee injuries, while not only helping with tissue damage, but it can help improve ACL, MCL, and other muscle and ligament tears, fractured bones, degenerating bones, and even arthritis.

How We Can Help with your Knee Pain

We have helped many patients, and most patients have completed their therapy with astonishing results.

Regenerative Medicine and Platelet Rich Plasma Injectection Therapy for Knee Pain

Although restrictions may apply to some activities after therapy, Regenerative Medicine Therapy offers little to no downtime following the procedure, and most patients are encouraged to be active, since an active person is more likely to make a positive recovery.

Some of the most common conditions that Regenerative Medicine and Platelet-Rich Plasma Injection can improve are:

Tendonitis
Knee Deterioration
Bone-on-Bone Arthritis
Osteoarthritis

About Knee Treatment with Platelet-Rich Plasma Injections

Platelet-Rich Plasma injections are simply a heightened form of specific blood cells that boost the healing process in an injured area. Although PRP research has been found to be successful in many patients with common knee conditions, no significant evidence has been presented about the repair and regeneration of full tears to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and/or medial collateral ligament (MCL).

However, many studies since 2010 have shown tremendous improvements in patients’ knee conditions after receiving therapy with regenerative medicine, and their conditions improved as they were observed at three months, six months, and one year.