Knee Arthrosis improvement by PRP+

You may be curious to know how PRP+ is used in knee arthritis or what the steps are. As mentioned before, to have the platelet gel, it is necessary to centrifuge a part of the person's blood and separate the platelets from other blood cells, i.e. red blood cells and white blood cells, that part of the plasma in which these platelets are placed is called PRP. But when we add therapeutic signals to platelet gel or platelet-enriched plasma, we call it PRP plus, which means something extra than what is normally done. As has already been mentioned, platelets play two basic roles in the body, one is to prevent bleeding due to the coagulation factors that are inside them, and the second is to help restore the body, wherever it is damaged. If an injury occurs, platelet growth factors help the healing process. Therefore, when we use individual blood platelets to increase the speed of joint repair, we are using a therapeutic and regenerative role of the individual platelets themselves until we can overcome the process of knee arthritis, and from the other side of this process return it to the stage that starts to rebuild the damaged cartilages. And the remarkable thing is that by performing diagnostic tests, we can understand exactly why arthritis happened in this person, and then by using this platelet gel reinforced with those therapeutic signals, we can help this person more to prevent the process. The destruction of the joint can be prevented, and on the other hand, the speed of repair and recovery of the destroyed joint will increase and the need for the person to perform knee joint replacement surgery will decrease.