Elbow and Wrist Pain

Human cellular tissue therapy and PRP therapy are the two regenerative medicine treatments we provide to help relieve elbow pain at the source, so you can experience relief that lasts.

Conventional treatments like surgery or pain medication can be highly invasive or include serious side effects that create a host of new problems.

Our treatments address the underlying cause of your sore elbow and help your body resolve that issue so the pain no longer has reason to exist.

Human Cellular Tissue Treatment

When you have human cellular tissue treatment to help relieve elbow pain, you’ll get injections into your damaged elbow tissue that include powerful healing compounds that were derived from tissue we sourced from accredited tissue banks.

These healing compounds include:

• Proteins
• Growth factors
• Hyaluronic acid
• Cytokines
• Exosomes
• Amino acids
• Collagen
• Lipids

Platelet-Rich Plasma

PRP therapy also consists of injections that help your body’s own healing mechanism fix the underlying cause of your painful elbows.

Here is the process:

• We draw a small sample of your blood
• The blood sample is placed in a centrifuge to spin
• The platelets and red blood cells separate, creating highly concentrated platelet-rich plasma
• The PRP is injected into your damaged elbow tissue to facilitate the healing process

These treatments are effective at treating two of the most common elbow issues, which are golfer’s elbow and tennis elbow.

If you have tennis elbow, you’ll typically feel the pain on the inside of your elbow, and with golfer’s elbow, the pain is on the outside of the elbow. Anyone can experience one of these conditions without being a golfer or a tennis player.

 PRP therapy and human cellular tissue therapy are also safe and effective treatments for wrist pain. These treatments are minimally invasive, and they usually require little to no downtime after your appointment.

They can be effective at treating one of the most common causes of wrist pain, which is carpal tunnel syndrome. With this condition, there is pressure on the median nerve that runs through your wrist.

The pressure causes numbness, tingling, and pain that can prohibit you from performing even basic movements.

Some of the causes of carpal tunnel syndrome include repetitive movements with your wrist, certain inflammatory conditions, previous wrist injuries, nerve damage, or other inflammatory conditions.