Kimberly got a PRP injection in her shoulder under ultrasound with nerve blocks. The nerve-block injections hurt and she was sore for a day, but six weeks later she was steadily improving.
A PRP (platelet-rich plasma) injection in her left shoulder performed under ultrasound.
About a day.
She said she had the procedure six weeks ago and it has improved since then.
It has done nothing but improve since then. We did a PRP injection.
We did it under ultrasound.
For your left shoulder. Didn't take very long to do. No, it was uncomfortable. I was not prepared. I didn't realize the nerve blockers that was painful. But once I made it through those little injections, the rest of it was smooth. It was sore for about a day and then it started getting better.
We try not to undersell it, but.
Obviously there is some discomfort.
We do our very best to perform these nerve blocks, which can really help with the shoulder.
The shoulder's painful for injection and that mean it was just getting past that, those initial injections and I was good.
But you feel it's worth it. Did you feel like?
Oh, definitely. I had those done six weeks ago and it has done nothing but improve since then. Yeah.
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