PRP Therapy for Lumbar Spondylosis & Disc Bulge
(degenerative changes in the spine)
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Conditions Treated
When a disc bulge isn’t severe enough for surgery but causes persistent pain and inflammation, it can lead to spondylosis (degenerative changes in the spine).
How It Works
- Targeted PRP injections are administered at the facet joints and affected areas of the spine.
- PRP contains growth factors that reduce inflammation, promote healing, and improve spinal stability.
- The procedure is done under ultrasound guidance for precision.
Benefits
- Non-surgical solution for chronic spine pain
- Reduces inflammation & enhances mobility
- Quick recovery with minimal downtime
Questions ? You're Covered
1. Is an endoscopic discectomy better than traditional spine surgery ?
- Yes! It is a minimally invasive procedure with less pain, smaller incisions, faster recovery, and lower risk of complications compared to traditional open surgery.
2. How long does PRP therapy take to show results ?
- Most patients experience pain relief within a few weeks, with continued improvement over 3-6 months as the healing process progresses.
3. Is hospitalization required for these procedures ?
- Endoscopic Discectomy requires a 24-hour hospital stay.
- PRP & Nerve Root Injections are daycare procedures, meaning you can go home the same day.
4. Are these treatments suitable for all types of back pain ?
- These treatments are ideal for disc bulges, nerve compression, lumbar spondylosis, and spinal inflammation. Severe spinal instability or advanced arthritis may require additional interventions.
