Sports Medicine

What is PRP?

What is PRP? If you are new to the world of PRP, or you are thinking about offering it as a treatment this year, then this blog is for you. Below, we will break down exactly what PRP is, what indications it can be effective in, and how it works.  So, what is PRP? PRP […]

PRP for Sports Injuries

Besides its use in skin treatment, you may be surprised to learn that PRP was originally used within sports medicine to treat high-profile athletes including Kobe Bryant and Tiger Woods suffering from sports injuries.  PRP for sports injuries is designed to target soft tissue injuries, including around tendons and ligaments where the healing process is […]

PRP For Knee Injuries

PRP or Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy is one of the most popular anti-aging treatments on the market today, but it may surprise you to learn that historically, PRP was used within sports medicine to treat muscular injuries. In this blog, we will explore PRP for knee injuries and how it works.   PRP injections in sports […]

PRP for Epicondylitis

Medial epicondylitis is a kind of tendinitis that is also known as golfer’s elbow or sometimes tennis elbow – this is a condition in which a tendon is inflamed or irritated. The tendon linking the elbow and wrist tears due to overuse or injury – when a person with medial epicondylitis bends their wrist toward […]

PRP for knee arthritis

Osteoarthritis in the knee is the most frequent type of arthritis. This disease is characterised by increasing cartilage wear. Bone against bone is exposed as cartilage wears away, causing inflammation, discomfort, and swelling. Overall, lifestyle factors like exercise, weight loss, and diet are the most effective treatments for osteoarthritis.  Cortisone injections, on the other hand, […]

Golfer’s elbow (PRP as a treatment)

Golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylitis), like Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis), can have a significant impact on one’s daily life. The conditions aren’t just faced by golf & tennis players, despite their names.  While tendonitis or tendonosis can develop as a result of sporting exercise, it can also develop as a result of occupational or everyday strenuous […]

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