PRP For Knee Pain: Almost A No-Brainer

Knee pain is often caused by a meniscus tear, osteoarthritis, patellar tendinopathy, low-grade ACL or MCL sprain or some combination of these.

Don’t want surgery, don’t need surgery or already had surgery with a less than satisfactory outcome?

Platelet rich plasma (PRP) has been a star in the world of orthopedics, particularly as it pertains to knee conditions.

Once considered experimental, this innovative, minimally-invasive treatment using your own blood and concentrated growth factors is now is becoming a standard-of-care treatment for many knee conditions.

Over 45 studies have demonstrated clinically significant benefit in the treatment of knee osteoarthritis (OA). The overwhelming majority of studies demonstrate that PRP is more effective in the long-term when compared to steroid or hyaluronic acid injections for knee OA.

Want something safe, natural, effective, and a disease-modifying intervention that will relieve pain, improve function, provide stability and/or healing for tissues that can be done in the office? Then PRP can be a great option for you.

I've been giving ultrasound-guided PRP injections for 15 years. I’ve spent countless hours on the educational process, training and fine-tuning of techniques to make this a excellent option for our patients. I’ve been a patient myself, receiving PRP for shoulder and knee conditions and I've experienced the success firsthand.

Want to know more about PRP?

Learn about the key details of PRP here

How is PRP simple and not-so-simple? Read here

If you think you may be a candidate or want to discuss further, then

come see us. We are always happy to help!

F. Clarke Holmes, M.D.