BACK PAIN
BACK PAIN
Advanced age, poor posture, and injury can damage spinal discs that contain sensitive nerve endings. These compromised discs can be sources of chronic back pain. Intradiscal platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections have resulted in lasting improvements in pain and function.
Common medications for lower back pain include muscle relaxants which relax tense muscles from spasms or tightness and opioid painkillers. Narcotic medications while useful for intense, short-term pain may having lasting side-effects for long-term use. A few patients benefit from back bracing. Others may select steroidal injections. PRP injections can also stimulate the body’s growth factors to assist in treatment.
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