Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter uses PRP and PRF injections spaced three to six weeks apart to treat tendinitis and arthritis. He reports good clinical results lasting up to 24 months, and says PRP can cure tendonitis in the elbow and shoulder.
Two injections.
Between three and six weeks apart.
24 months.
Tendinitis (examples given: elbow tendinitis, shoulder tendinitis).
If tendinitis is the problem, then PRP may be the cure for that.
We've had great success using our method. I actually do two injections between three and six weeks apart. And we have some other ancillaries that we do in there. I've had great success out to 24 months so far with a lot of patients with PRP, PRF, and that's in arthritis. It's important to recognize that PRP can be a cure for tendonitis. If you have elbow tendinitis, if you have shoulder tendinitis, if tendinitis is the problem, then PRP may be the cure for that.
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