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PRP injection can i take for ligament healing i showed to doctor in bihar he gave me some medicine and knee immobilizer with ice
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Depends on severity n extent of injury
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Hi, if you got ligament injury depends on severity and location treatment varies. Usually with injury there is bleeding happens - which contains PRP . Hence adding extra PRP might not be much helpful but there is no harm in using it. Usually all ligament injuries heals in 6 weeks.
By Dr Sivaraman. Sports medicine consultant in Chennai, prime ortho and Shoulder care
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Prp injections does not have good results.
It is something like placebo effect
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that is what is recommended initially
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you have to take rest
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donor squat
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Dr. Mohit Garg
Joint Replacement Surgeon
6 yrs exp
Bathinda
For knee ligaments prp is not so useful
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Consult orthopaedic surgeon
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