How PRP Therapy Treats Injuries and Pain Q&A
Our goal at Nasseri Clinic of Arthritic and Rheumatic Diseases is to help patients achieve improved joint function and pain relief through PRP therapy. If you’re struggling with joint pain, sports injuries, or chronic discomfort, Dr. Nasseri, MD, offers Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy as a natural and regenerative treatment option. For more information, contact us or book an appointment online. We have convenient locations to serve you in Rosedale, Baltimore, Columbia, Glen Burnie, North Baltimore, Edgewater, and Catonsville MD.


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How does PRP therapy reduce pain and inflammation in affected areas?
What makes PRP therapy an effective treatment for chronic pain?
How quickly can you expect to see results from PRP therapy for injuries?
How does PRP therapy differ from other pain management treatments?
For patients suffering from conditions like osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or other inflammatory joint diseases, PRP therapy offers a non-surgical alternative to reduce inflammation, swelling, and pain. The growth factors in PRP not only help in taming inflammation but also promote the repair of damaged tissues, potentially improving joint function and mobility over time.
PRP therapy is part of our comprehensive approach to pain management, tailored to individual needs and conditions. While results can vary, many patients find significant relief and improved function, making PRP a valuable option in their treatment plan.
Our dedication to advanced, patient-centered care ensures we continually integrate therapies like PRP to support your journey toward improved health and well-being. If you’re seeking a holistic approach to managing arthritic and rheumatic conditions, contact us to learn more about how PRP therapy could benefit you.
PRP therapy is particularly relevant for our patients as it leverages the body’s healing mechanisms to address the underlying causes of pain and tissue degeneration. By concentrating platelets from a patient’s blood and reintroducing them into areas affected by conditions like osteoarthritis and tendonitis, PRP stimulates tissue repair and regeneration. This process is crucial for patients with arthritic and rheumatic diseases, where joint and tissue degeneration are common issues.
The benefits of PRP therapy extend beyond its healing capabilities. The treatment is minimally invasive, which aligns with our commitment to providing safe and effective care. Patients can experience reduced risks compared to more invasive surgical options, making PRP an attractive option for those who may not be candidates for surgery or who prefer to avoid lengthy recovery periods.
Furthermore, our patients have reported long-term relief from chronic pain following PRP therapy. Unlike traditional pain management methods that often focus solely on symptom relief, PRP targets the root causes of pain by promoting the regeneration of damaged tissues. This leads to sustained improvements in both pain levels and functional outcomes, enhancing the overall quality of life for our patients.
For our patients considering PRP therapy, a common inquiry is about the timeline for experiencing relief and improvement. It’s important to recognize that the response to PRP therapy can vary based on several factors, such as the severity of the condition, the specific joint or tissue being treated, and individual patient characteristics like age, overall health, and the unique healing response of each person.
Patients may not notice immediate results following PRP therapy. It’s normal to experience a brief period of increased inflammation or discomfort after the injection. This is a natural part of the healing process as the concentrated platelets stimulate the body’s repair mechanisms. Generally, some patients might begin to see improvements in pain and function within two to four weeks post-treatment. However, noticeable benefits typically manifest after six to eight weeks, as the growth factors released by the platelets work to repair and regenerate damaged tissues.
For certain arthritic and rheumatic conditions, the full benefits of PRP therapy may take three to six months to fully materialize. This extended timeline is especially pertinent for chronic joint conditions or ligament issues, which often have slower healing rates. In some cases, particularly with chronic or refractory conditions, multiple PRP sessions spaced over several weeks might be necessary to achieve the best outcomes.
PRP therapy supports and accelerates the natural healing process, which requires time. To maximize the benefits of PRP therapy, patients are encouraged to adhere to their personalized post-treatment plan, which may include specific rehabilitation exercises or activity modifications. Regular follow-up appointments with our healthcare team are essential to monitor progress and make any necessary adjustments to the treatment plan.
Conventional treatments like corticosteroid injections primarily aim to reduce inflammation and provide short-term relief. In contrast, PRP therapy offers a more regenerative approach, working at the cellular level to stimulate tissue healing and potentially providing longer-lasting benefits. This positions PRP as a complementary option to physical therapy, which focuses on strengthening and improving function, and surgical interventions, which may involve structural alterations.
PRP therapy’s minimally invasive nature and reliance on the patient’s biological materials also reduce the risk of adverse reactions or complications, making it an attractive option for those seeking a more holistic or natural form of pain management. As part of our commitment to personalized care, we ensure that each patient receives a thorough evaluation to determine the appropriateness of PRP therapy based on their specific condition.
At Nasseri Clinic of Arthritic and Rheumatic Diseases, we are proud to offer PRP therapy as part of our comprehensive suite of treatments, helping our patients achieve improved outcomes and a better quality of life through state-of-the-art regenerative medicine techniques. For more information, contact us or request an appointment online. We serve patients from Rosedale MD, Baltimore MD, Columbia MD, Glen Burnie MD, Catonsville MD, North Baltimore MD, Edgewater MD, Parkville MD, Middle River MD, Dundalk MD, Halethrope MD, Ellicott City MD, Laurel MD, Hebbville MD, and Woodlawn MD.

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Additional Services You May Need
▸ Arthritis Care
▸ Infusion Therapy
▸ Lab Services
▸ Radiology
▸ NCARD NRACE
▸ BioFlex Laser Therapy
▸ Ultrasound Guided Injection
▸ NCARD PRP
▸ NCARD Myers
▸ Rheumatology
▸ Myositis
▸ Osteoporosis
▸ Ulcerative Colitis
▸ Multiple Sclerosis
▸ Saphnelo Infusion
▸ Injection Treatments
▸ Intravenous Immunoglobulin Therapy
▸ Asthma
▸ Crohn’s Disease
▸ Fibromyalgia
▸ Infusion Therapy for Gout
▸ Inflammatory Eye Disease
▸ Inflammatory Skin Disease
▸ Vasculitis
▸ Iron Deficiency
▸ Lupus