Can PRP make you tired?

PRP is quite safe and the main drawback is post-procedure discomfort. Occasionally, a patient may experience a mild fever, swelling of the injected area, body aches, and fatigue for up to 3 days. If you are concerned about a symptom, please call!

How long do you have to rest after PRP injection?

After your PRP Therapy session, we recommend that all patients rest on the day of their procedure. For the next 2 days, we advise limited use of the injection area, but movement is encouraged. This helps the joint recover as the injection is absorbed by the area’s surrounding tissues.

Can I drink alcohol after PRP injection?

Alcohol can also affect stem cell numbers and function which may compromise healing. The effectiveness of PRP is based on your own body’s ability to heal. Commit yourself to healthy foods, good sleep and no alcohol for maximal healing. One of the precautions after PRP injections is to avoid alcohol.

What are the side effects of a PRP injection?

What Are the Side-Effects of Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy?

• Pain in the Injured Area. Some people who’ve undergone PRP therapy complain about an acute ache or soreness in the spot of the injection.
• Infection.
• No Improvement in Injured Area.
• Allergic Reaction.
• Blood Clot.
• Skin Discoloration.

How will I feel after PRP?

The PRP injection recovery time is fairly quick, with generally a few days of soreness and then improvement over time. For joint injections to treat arthritis, expect some soreness and possible swelling for 3-7 days. Then there’s usually a gradual improvement over a few weeks (2).

How much PRP should I take for back pain?

Patients quickly returning to everyday activities: Our study demonstrated that one, two or three PRP treatments were effective in significantly reducing active pain in the lower back.

Does caffeine affect PRP?

After your Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) treatment you should: • Avoid alcohol, caffeine, hot drinks and spicy food for 24 hours, as these may exacerbate bruising and swelling.

Can PRP make you nauseous?

In terms of the side effects, there are not many major ones. However, the side effects we have seen is pain in the area that was injected, bleeding, and irritation. Some patients might also experience nausea or dizziness.