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Why is plasma injected into the joint?
Blood plasma is identical in its composition to synovial fluid. In fact, synovial fluid is plasma that is filtered into the joint cavity in order to provide nutrition to the cartilage surfaces and their lubrication.
Arthrosis is accompanied by a decrease in the amount of synovial fluid. The joint simply becomes drier as a result of a decrease in synovial fluid synthesis. If the joint lubrication is insufficient, the joint surfaces are poorly protected from friction. Arthrosis will develop faster. In this case, one of the most natural and effective methods of healing cartilage is the introduction of its own plasma into the joint cavity. Read more about arthrosis of the joint.
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Specially modified own plasma is injected into the joint to improve its lubrication. Moreover, if there are defects in the cartilage, then platelets close them ("lick cartilage wounds").
Moreover, the modified proprietary plasma has not only a protective, but also an anti-inflammatory effect.
Joint plasma therapy helps restore cartilage function and can protect it from further development of arthrosis.