Benefits of PRP for Heel Pain Autologous (from your own body)no foreign substances Minimally invasive , ultrasound-guided Can help avoid surgery Useful for patients with long-standing symptoms unresponsive to physiotherapy, shockwave, or steroid injections Clinical Considerations Ideal for chronic, non-responding plantar fasciitis Effectiveness depends on PRP concentration , injection technique, and post-procedure rehabilitation Typically requires 12 sessions Some insurance policies may not cover it Bottom Line PRP is a safe, evidence-backed option for treating chronic plantar fasciitis, with data consistently supporting its superiority over corticosteroids for long-term outcomes
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