Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)

PRP is an autologous product that is prepared from patients’ own blood. PRP helps to regenerate tissues by providing growth factors to support proliferation of cells within the body, and acts as scaffold for attaching cells to the site of damage. Eventually, PRP helps to maintain tissue harmony by preventing cell apoptosis and regulating tissue remodeling.

Conditions Treated

PRP is an autologous product that is prepared from patients’ own blood. PRP helps to regenerate tissues by providing growth factors to support proliferation of cells within the body, and acts as scaffold for attaching cells to the site of damage. Eventually, PRP helps to maintain tissue harmony by preventing cell apoptosis and regulating tissue remodeling.

Knee pain
Shoulder pain
Skin aging (cutaneous aging)
Acne scar
Hair loss (alopecia)
Orgasmic disorder (female sexual disorder)
Heel pain (plantar fasciitis)
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How Is Prepared

Preparation of PRP requires a small amount of patient’s peripheral (venous) blood (40-60 ml). In TotiCell Ltd, patient specific (as per indications) PRP is produced using cGMP guidelines and then administered into the patients via an ultrasound guided intra-articular injection.
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Advice Before Treatment

Discontinue the use of NSAIDs before 48 hours of the procedure
Discontinue corticosteroid injection at treatment site 1 month before the Procedure
Discontinue systemic use of corticosteroids 2 weeks before the procedure
Discontinue any blood thinning herbs, supplements, or vitamins 1 week before the procedure
Have a healthy breakfast and drink plenty of water on the day of the procedure.
Avoid smoking
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Advice After Treatment

Avoid showering for the first 24 hours post-procedure
Avoid post procedure analgesic.
Avoid applying ice or heat to the site of injection for the first 3 days post-procedure
Avoid hot bath or sauna for the first 3 days post-procedure
Avoid blood-thinning herbs, supplements, or vitamins for first 3 days post-procedure
Avoid caffeine for the first week post-procedure
Avoid alcoholic beverages for the first week post-procedure
Avoid anti-inflammatory medications for 2 weeks post-procedure
Avoid systematic steroids for 2 weeks post-procedure
Avoid NSAIDs until healing or reaching at plateau.
Contaminated areas should be disinfected in between as per doctor’s advice.

Duration

The whole treatment process may require 90-120 minutes and usually does not require any sort of rehabilitation afterward. Treatment modalities that are also relatively painless with fewer side effects compared to the orthopedic surgery. Patients are generally re-examined 2-6 weeks after the procedure(s) and advised future courses if required.

FAQ

Question: What is stem cell treatment?

Stem cells have great potential as a treatment method for chronic diseases. Stem cell treatment uses two important properties of stem cells: they have self-renewal capability. And they have multi-differentiation potential. Stem cells are harvested from different sources of human body. They are useful for the maintenance of tissue as well as for repair after any degeneration or injury.

Question: What are the sources of stem cells?

Stem cells are harvested from different sources of human body such as bone marrow aspirate, adipose tissue, umbilical cord and blood. Depending upon the sources, they can be catagorized as autologous stem cell and allogeneic stem cell. Autologous stem cell refers as the cells collected from patient's own body and allogeneic stem cell referes as cells harvested from donor's body. The functions and uses of these cells depends on their sources.

Question: What are the sources of stem cells?

Stem cells are harvested from different sources of human body such as bone marrow aspirate, adipose tissue, umbilical cord and blood. Depending upon the sources, they can be catagorized as autologous stem cell and allogeneic stem cell. Autologous stem cell refers as the cells collected from patient's own body and allogeneic stem cell referes as cells harvested from donor's body. The functions and uses of these cells depends on their sources.

Question: Which diseases can be treated with stem cell?

Stem cells are most demanded for it's use in chronic and degenerative diseases. When conventional treatment remains ineffective, stem cell treatment paves a new path there. This treatment is currently used for various degenerative neurological disorders, musculoskeletal conditions, chronic diseases such as liver cirrhosis, kidney failure, metabolic disorders, autoimmune disorders, respiratory diseases, early aging, sexual dysfunction etc.

Question: Question: What are the benefits of stem cell treatment?

Easy procedure, Non-invasive procedure, No Adverse effect, Surgery free treatment, Efficient healing and Long-lasting result

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