PRP is a minimally-invasive, same-day procedure with few risks or side effects. However, no medical procedure is without some risk, and you may experience some side effects following your PRP treatment.
Potential side effects include:
If you experience sharp, intense pain around the treated area, notify your doctor immediately.
It is important to avoid drinking alcohol for at least 3 days following your PRP injection therapy procedure. Alcohol is a blood thinner and can impede the healing process, as well as worsen bruising.
Yes! Since the treatment is derived from the patient’s tissues, it’s considered safe to combine with other procedures and treatments. At Meeting Point Health, PRP can be used in conjunction with infusion therapy the same day, or mixed with ozone, peptides or stem cells for optimal results in healing orthopedic injuries.
PRP is considered safe for most patients. However, you shouldn’t get PRP if you have:
Be sure to disclose your complete medical history during your initial consultation to determine if PRP therapy is right for you.
