PRP Injection: Now at The Mocek Spine Clinic

At Mocek Spine Clinic, we’re always looking for innovative and safe medical practices and treatments to reduce client pain and help patients return to pain-free lives. That’s why we’re excited to offer patients a new treatment option for joint and tendon pain: PRP injections.
What is the PRP Injection?
A platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection is a natural healing approach that uses the plasma in a patient's blood to activate the body’s healing process and reduce pain. This pain relief option is a completely natural process with no synthetic additives, so there is no allergy risk for patients.
The PRP injection process starts with a doctor extracting a small vial of blood from the patient. The medical team then separates the platelet-rich plasma from the red blood cells. Once separated, the doctor injects the PRP into the affected area to trigger the healing process. The treatment can take anywhere from 45 to 60 minutes.
Results will vary among patients, but many individuals who undergo this treatment experience noticeable results within four weeks of their injection. Not only do patients experience reduced pain, but some notice skin improvements such as more elasticity, better tone, and smoother texture.
Who is the PRP Injection for?
PRP injections treat joint and soft tissue pain. They are minimally invasive treatments that can help relieve pain from osteoarthritis, knee injuries, low back pain, and tendonitis. PRP injections are a great alternative to surgery, especially for individuals who want a quick recovery time. They are also an alternative treatment to corticosteroids, which some people have allergic reactions to.
What are the Side Effects?
Like any treatment, there are potential side effects to a PRP injection. It is important to be properly hydrated before the blood draw for the treatment to reduce lightheadedness. It is also common for people to experience soreness or light bruising around the injection site.
Getting the PRP Injection at Mocek Spine Clinic
Mocek Spine Clinic now offers PRP injections. To learn more about these injections or other pain treatment options, use our online form to schedule an appointment with our pain management team.