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What conditions might benefit from PRP treatment?

June 25, 2020

Platelet-rich plasma therapy could help pets with arthritis, connective tissue and muscle injuries, and other conditions, but more research is needed.

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Why platelet-rich plasma is a pretty remarkable product

February 10, 2016

Have you heard about platelet-rich plasma (PRP)? No, it’s not a drug, and it’s not a nutraceutical. It seems like one of the newest treatments to hit the pain medicine and rehabilitation field, but in actuality, PRP injection dates to the 1950s for treatment of dermatologic and oral maxillofacial problems in humans.

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