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Does PRP Hurt? What to Expect for Pain and Recovery After Injections
PRP shots often feel like pressure during the procedure. The real surprise is the flare that starts hours later — and why that inflammation is part of how PRP works.
Jeffrey Peng MD
Mar 1
6 min read
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