Joint pain and stem cell therapy.

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Injections of platelet rich plasma (PRP) into injured parts of the body reduce pain and improve function more than surgical or steroid treatments, according to a new study published in The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association (JAOA).

has as anyone tried PRP therapy. There are specialized clinics in my area I am hoping to try this . 

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    where are you? Have nit heard of this but will pull the article.. thank you
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      West coast US cool and you 

      I have read a lot about clinical studies and would like more info from patient experience.

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      Colorado Springs

      so, r u a computer.. you seem to be involved in many discussions. providing links to the articles would be most helpful 😄

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      I'm sorry but one of the rules of this forum is no links posted. Usually due to patient care has their own links. 

      You can do a search on this forum for just about anything.

      no I'm not a computer. Mabe a bit curious.cheesygrin

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      It's against the forums rules to post links.

      you can do a search on this forum for just about anything. The patient Heath forum to the right of the page.

      no I'm no a computer. But very curious.

       

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    I am hoping to receive more info on PRP on our site.  I've read a paper advertising PRP at a clinic in Potomac, MD last year.  I didn't have time to follow up and now I will be traveling. I will continue looking into it and would like any info from all our people on the site.  Thanks.  Take care  and be healthy.  Exercise and proper diet mean a great deal to us at any age.

     

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      Please keep in touch with any results if you decide to do cell therapy.

      thanks.

      Hope

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    I would also like to hear anyone's experiences of this.

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      i am asking my doc this week and may try it for my knee and shoulder. 

      Wouldnt hurt to see if there is heeling from this treatment. I have read good thing from this process. So may just get out there and do it. It takes several treatments and months before results . 

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    There are so much food news on cell therapy. Many new clinics have been popping up in the US . I am waiting for more research and clinical trials. 

    Nayone been treated in the US with umbilical stem cell therapy?

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    Yes, my Orthopedic surgeon gave me a PRP injection be cause I was having so much pain in my thighs. He had a centrifuge in one of his rooms and the way it works is they take some of your blood, run it through the centrifuge and remove all the platelets and inject them into wherever

    You hurt. I works great. Really got rid of the pain in that thigh.

    My problem was that he stopped taking my insurance plus I paid $100 co-pay. I was supposed to have three injections but only

    Had one because I couldn't afford any more

    They really do wonders for pain.

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      Thank you Susan for the info. On storm cell therapy.

      hey that's great how quickly it helped the pain. That sounds like a very important clue to helping pain. 

      Im gonna check with my orthopedic surgeon. 

      beats pain meds I'm all 4 it. The price is steep for 1 shot. Almost as spendy as injection fillers in the face by plastic surgeons. 

      I think there here is a lot of great thing coming down the pip for stem cell therapy too! 

      Hopexxx

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      Thanks for the info susan I've been thinking about having that

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