If you have chronic pain, peripheral nerve stimulation can help. It uses electrical pulses to disrupt pain signals. It may reduce your need for pain medications.
Comprehensive Pain and Rehabilitation is offering relief to patients suffering from chronic joint pain through peripheral nerve stimulation.
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If you are looking for a pain management doctor in Fairhope AL, Pascagoula MS, Mobile MS, Ocean Springs, MS, contact our offices today!
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Comprehensive Pain & Rehabilitation (CPR) provides this advanced cellular therapy service that is shown to optimize conditions for healing of painful joints through a repair and regeneration process.
PRP is offered at all of our locations, including the Pascagoula MS and Fairhope AL. Call 251.625.2228 or 228.938.0700 to schedule your initial consultation today.
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is a concentrated sample of your own blood composed primarily of high-levels of platelets. Platelets are a critical component of the wound healing process. Importantly, platelets contain growth factors that are responsible for stimulating tissue generation and repair.
The Harvest PRP therapy, provided by Comprehensive Pain & Rehabilitation, delivers a concentration of platelets and growth factors that is approximately 4-6 times greater than that found in whole blood. These concentrated platelets contain huge reservoirs of growth factors – natural components of your body. Clinical data has shown that growth factors may enhance and accelerate your body’s normal healing process.
Potential benefits of PRP include:
The use of PRP is a safe clinically accepted procedure now readily accessible to all patients of Comprehensive Pain & Rehabilitation identified as appropriate for this intervention.
Growth factors are necessary to initiate tissue repair and regeneration at the wound site. Growth factors derived from platelets are responsible for:
The highly concentrated level of growth factors found in the Harvest PRP may optimize conditions for healing.
The use of PRP varies from patient to patient – depending on the treatment needed. PRP is generally applied to the wound site to accelerate tissue regeneration, therefore healing. Clinical studies have shown that application of PRP can help reduce bleeding, minimize pain, reduce infection rates, and optimize overall healing.
Prime candidates for this non-surgical procedure are individuals who pursue an active lifestyle and participate in sports-related activities (they tend to have an increased likelihood of experiencing injuries or chronic pain in the tendons) or are experiencing osteoarthritis.
This procedure involves the drawing out of rich platelets using the patient’s own blood to help repair cartilage or tendon that may have been damaged. PRP has shown success in relief of pain while expediting the healing process.
This simple procedure typically doesn’t take more than an hour and is performed in the CPR offices in Pascagoula, MS and Fairhope, AL.
This process takes approximately 15 minutes to complete. Then, with the assistance of an ultrasound machine, the rich platelets are injected into the tendon or cartilage that has been damaged.
PRP injection therapy treatment may vary on a case-by-case basis. Some patients may require only one injection while others may require more. That frequency is determined by utilizing an MRI or an Ultrasound.
Once the procedure is completed, patients are advised to rest, and to follow that rest period with physical therapy. Patients are then re-examined during a follow-up appointment to determine the level of improvement that has occurred. Generally, after about 3 months pass, patients can return to engaging in sports-related and other athletic-based activities.
All prescription requests/refills will be addressed at the time of your office visit.
Call 911. For questions or concerns, call the CPR location nearest you.
Comprehensive Pain & Rehabilitation and Pain Consultants ASC, LLC participates in most health care plans. If we are participating providers with your insurance carrier, you will be financially responsible for your co-pay, co-insurance and/or your deductible.
We are happy to file your insurance claim as part of our service to you, however, you will be asked to make payment for your portion of the charges at the time of service.
We are able to offer several payment methods for your convenience. Cash, check, major credit cards, “automated draft from your bank or credit card” and online payment options.
We do have Financial Counseling available. You may call 228-938-0699 should you have any questions.
We have four convenient southern Alabama and Mississippi locations to serve you. Get started with a Pain Management specialist at Comprehensive Pain & Rehabilitation today! If you have any questions or need more information, please call our offices or fill out our contact form. We are here to help you.
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