Joint Injections
About
Joint Injections
Revitalize your joints and reclaim an active lifestyle with PRP for Joint Health at Invigorate Health. Joint pain and limited mobility will be a thing of the past, and improved comfort and function will be your future. Our dedicated team understands the impact of joint issues and offers this cutting-edge non-surgical treatment.</p><p id="">Unlike generic painkillers, PRP for Joint Health utilizes the power of platelet-rich plasma to stimulate healing and regeneration within the joints. Experience the transformative effects of this innovative therapy as it reduces inflammation, promotes tissue repair, and enhances joint function.</p><p id="">With PRP for Joint Health, you can enjoy improved mobility and decreased pain without relying solely on painkillers. Trust our professional team at Invigorate Health to guide you on your journey to joint wellness and renewed vitality. Say hello to a more active, pain-free life with targeted, regenerative joint care.</p>
Revitalize your joints and reclaim an active lifestyle with PRP for Joint Health at Invigorate Health. Joint pain and limited mobility will be a thing of the past, and improved comfort and function will be your future. Our dedicated team understands the impact of joint issues and offers this cutting-edge non-surgical treatment.
Unlike generic painkillers, PRP for Joint Health utilizes the power of platelet-rich plasma to stimulate healing and regeneration within the joints. Experience the transformative effects of this innovative therapy as it reduces inflammation, promotes tissue repair, and enhances joint function.
With PRP for Joint Health, you can enjoy improved mobility and decreased pain without relying solely on painkillers. Trust our professional team at Invigorate Health to guide you on your journey to joint wellness and renewed vitality. Say hello to a more active, pain-free life with targeted, regenerative joint care.
what it treats
Osteoarthritis
Joint Pain
Tendinitis
Sprains and Strains
Tennis Elbow
Golfer’s Elbow
Achilles Tendinitis
Rotator Cuff Issues
Sports Injuries
Plantar Fasciitis
Shoulder Pain
Knee Pain
Procedure time
30-60 minutes depending on the therapy being used
eligibility
Female or Male, 16 or older (under 18 requires parental consent)
recovery & downtime
For the first week after your injection, no strenuous activity. Over the next 4 weeks, gradually get back into your routine
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How long do the injections last?
The healing that takes place as a result of the treatment is permanent. For many conditions like tennis elbow and plantar fasciitis, one treatment series can be enough to heal the tissue and no further treatment is necessary. For chronic conditions like osteoarthritis, continued wear and tear will cause the joint to degrade again over time. For this reason, a maintenance injection is recommended every 6 to 12 months in these chronic cases.
Is the treatment painful?
Our expert providers here at Invigorate Health in Winter Garden, use a numbing agent so that the procedure is not painful. Increased soreness, from the injection and because of how the treatment works, is expected for a few days following the procedure.
How many treatments will I need?
The treatment is typically recommended as an initial series of 2-3 injections, spaced out one month apart. This is based on studies that have been done to maximize results. Following the initial series of 2-3, no further treatment may be necessary or a maintenance PRP injection may be recommended every 6 to 12 months, depending on what condition is being treated.
● Osteoarthritis
● Joint Pain
● Tendinitis
● Sprains and Strains
● Tennis Elbow
● Golfer's Elbow
● Achilles Tendinitis
● Rotator Cuff Issues
● Sports Injuries
● Plantar Fasciitis
● Knee Pain
● Shoulder Pain
Discontinue all anti-inflammatory medications and blood thinners for a week prior to your injection
● **If you take a prescription blood thinner, you will need to get permission from the prescribing provider to discontinue**
Avoid anti-inflammatory medications for 3 days after your procedure. This includes
● Ibuprofen/Motrin/Advil
● Naproxen/Aleve
● Aspirin
● Steroids
If you take a prescription blood thinner, resume the day after the injection and take it as prescribed by your provider
Avoid putting ice on the injected joint unless absolutely necessary
Tylenol (Acetaminophen) is ok to take if the injection site(s) are in pain
Avoid all strenuous activity for the first week after your treatment. Gradually resume over the next 4 weeks after that.
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