PRP for hip and knee arthritis

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In this video, we are going to talk about osteoarthritis and a treatment for osteoarthritis that has been used by many orthopedic surgeons and other healthcare professionals called platelet-rich plasma, or PRP. We will discuss what PRP is and how it might work. Then we will dive into the current research on the effectiveness of PRP for osteoarthritis of the hip and knee.
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Dr. Geier believes that the best way to return to peak performance after a bone or joint injury is to get the injury to heal without surgery. Instead of invasive surgeries with long recoveries and unpredictable results, he uses innovative treatments, medications, and injections. The goal of this approach is not just to decrease your pain, but also to heal your injury and prevent it from coming back. But it’s not just about your injury and recovery. It’s about getting you back to what you love to do - your favorite sport, exercising every day, or even just playing with your kids and getting through your work day without pain. He aims to help you optimize your performance through improved strength, energy, endurance, speed, muscle and more. He wants to help you overcome your injury but also recharge your entire body so that you feel like you’re back in your twenties.
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[@mikensd]

Question regarding optimal PRP injection results: Before doing PRP injections, how long must/should a patient be off of 1) oral prednisone 2) cortisone shots 3) topical hydrocortisone cream or other HC preparations Thanks

[@DrDavidGeier]

If you are able, join Dr. Geier here on his monthly Ask Dr. Geier Live! show at Noon ET on August 16. He would be happy to discuss this. Also, check out the hundreds of videos here and thousands of articles on his website - drdavidgeier.com - in which he discusses every musculoskeletal injury suffered by athletes and active people. - Dr. David Geier team

[@bkj1796]

Hello, I'm curious on your thoughts after 2 years since this video went up about PRP... I'm 43 and found out I have severe arthritis in my hips... if I were to use this type of treatment do you think I would be able to go back to playing hockey as a goalie again? Or sould I hang up my skates since it seems that this is most likely how I ended up with arthritis in my hips.

[@DrDavidGeier]

PRP is still a good option for joint osteoarthritis, in my opinion.

[@judyfasola3737]

What do you think about Dr Joy Kong stem cell protocol ... placenta embryonic stem cells... Chara Biologics is her stem cell company...in California ...I'm seriously thinking about doing it ... interviniously and in joint ...with sometimes PRP to give a little added something ....I have hip osteoarthritis left hip ....mild in right hip ...... don't want to go out of the states ....I'm a young 73 year old lady very active ...just over did something !....labral tare...not taking over the counter or cortizoin injections .... would love your feedback... I've done prolotherapy...in 2021..... then A2m in 2021... Wednesday 2022 did PRP ... because I can't get to California ...to Dr Kong... check out her video's on KZbin... thanks for your time ... ..

[@kedistretta7235]

i need help

[@ianmayhew7325]

Hi. What's your thoughts on exercising in the weeks after prp injections? I've got osteoarthritis in my right knee and am going through a course of 3 injections, with a 6 week gap between each (just had my 2nd) I'm struggling to find clear answers re how long after an injection I can resume exercising (my things are hiking, cycling, swimming, tennis and running) I have however seen mention of resting for 6 weeks after an injection - which if I follow that for all 3 injections, is 18 weeks (i.e. over 4 months) without doing any of the things I love doing. I'm mentally really struggling with the thought of this much time off - exercise is my feel good thing that keeps my head up and stops me struggling.

[@DrDavidGeier]

Great question. I will happily discuss that treatment if you join me this Friday, April 29 on my Ask Dr. Geier live show - 12 PM ET on my KZbin channel. Until then, check out the hundreds of videos here and thousands of articles on my website - drdavidgeier.com - in which I discuss every musculoskeletal injury suffered by athletes and active people.

[@ianmayhew7325]

@@DrDavidGeier Thanks, unfortunately I'm in work at that time. Will the video be available on KZbin afterwards?

[@chuckroberts3873]

Thanks, but too much information, too fast.