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Do PRP injections really work? NovaGenix can help answer your questions about Platelet Rich Plasma

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Do PRP injections really work? How utilizing your own blood cells can be a treatment for arthritis, muscle strains, tendinopathy, ligament tears and more.  To answer the question whether or not platelet-rich plasma actually works, one needs to understand the idea behind PRP. By taking your own blood and concentrating just the cells that are responsible for healing the damaged cells and tissue we are able to increase the rate at which the body can actually repair itself. Often with chronic injuries that don’t seem to go away, we are constantly re-injuring and damaging those cells at a rate that’s faster than the body can actually heal. It’s a one step forward two steps back kind of process. By elevating the volume and percentage of platelets in a sample of PRP and then injecting it into the site of injury, we can increase the rate at which the body is able to regenerate the damaged/troubled cells. By stimulating the area that’s otherwise failing, we can potentia...

Golf Injuries and How PRP can Help at NovaGenix

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Golfers can seek medical treatment with PRP and Stem Cell therapy at NovaGenix, in Jupiter, Florida   Golfer's elbow, back pain, shoulder injuries and more can be treated with Platelet Rich Plasma injections in Palm Beach County. PRP for Golfer's is becoming more and more popular with PGA players and amateurs alike. Jupiter, Florida is know for golf, so it should be no surprise that it's also know for golf injuries. NovaGenix offers Platelet Rich Plasma therapy for golfers so hat they can heal their golf related injuries faster. Stem cell therapy and PRP injections in Palm Beach County at NovaGenix has helped many athletes, professional, collegiate and amateur regain their range ability to train and compete. So the first question is "What is PRP?" What is Platelet Rich Plasma ? PRP is a therapy where a patient comes into NovaGenix and we draw a small portion of their blood. Contained in the blood are the cellular components, like red and wh...