I had 3 PRP injections. She didnt numb my scalp. The first 2 treatments, spaced 2 weeks apart went fine. After my 3rd treatment, I've been having a lot of burning for around two months. My scalp is very sensitive to touch. It hurts to brush or even wear a loose hat. I've also lost more hair! Blood tests & a scalp biopsy didn't provide any answers. I'm not sure what to do. Is it possible she hit a nerve? Have you ever heard of this happening? Thank You!!
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It is possible to use topical creams and distractions such as vibrators to make the injections less painful. A skillfully placed regional block may provide good results as well as slowly injecting around the area with lidocaine type solutions. Technique, rather than product, will...
There is no uniformity when it comes to PRP therapy and no clinical trials standardizing PRP with Acell and Adipose tissue. Each doctor that performs this procedure uses the method, additives, and components of their choosing. What ultimately goes into the plasma and gets reinjected into the...
Stopping Propecia is an important decision and for many men it can be the right decision. Be sure to review carefully with your doctors. The mistake people make is assuming that PRP can substitute for Propecia. It can not. It is an option for some males with patterned balding but it’s not a m...