Can I take vitamins before PRP?

PRP Pre-Procedure Guidelines One week before your procedure, discontinue any blood thinning herbs or supplements. One to two weeks before your procedure, discontinue systematic steroids. At least one month before your procedure, discontinue steroid injections.

What should I not do before PRP treatment?

Do not apply sprays, gels, or any other styling products to your hair. If you wear a hair system, please remove it prior to shampooing and do not wear it before your PRP treatments. Eat regularly the morning of your treatment and please drink approximately 16 oz of water at least 2 hours prior to your treatment.

What should I eat before PRP treatment?

Please eat a normal breakfast or lunch the day of your PRP session. Drink a bottle of water (500 mL) at least 2 hours before your session. It is strongly recommended to take a hot shower to wash your hair that evening, after the treatment, to promote the effects of PRP.

What should I do before PRP hair treatment?

Ensure you get good amounts of sleep for at least 2 days prior to PRP treatment. This includes at least 6-7 hours of sleep per night. Avoid going to the gym for at least 24 hours before and 24 hours after your PRP treatment.

What supplements to avoid after PRP?

Continue to avoid using NSAIDs (Ibuprofin, Aspirin, Naproxen, Aleve, Motrin, Advil) for one week after your PRP procedure. Continue to avoid these nutritional supplements for one week after your procedure: Vitamin E, Flax Oil, Fish Oil, Vitamin A, Curcumin, Turmeric, Aloe, and Astaxanthin.

Can you do PRP while on antibiotics?

PRP can act synergistically with antibiotics and can be considered as an adjunct treatment for infections once the pathogen has been identified,73 especially in cases involving antibiotic-resistant bacteria. The consequences of leukocytes contained in PRP on its antibacterial properties is still controversial.

Can you take antibiotics after PRP injection?

In subsequent studies, it was found that PRP combined with antibiotics (PADS) can greatly enhance the antibacterial activity of PRP, and this antibacterial activity can last for 72 hours. At the same time, the healing activity of growth factors in PRP was not disturbed by loading antibiotics.

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