There are many different reasons someone may struggle with their intimate life. Health conditions like erectile dysfunction or vaginal atrophy can make sex painful, uncomfortable, and unpleasant despite your desire to be intimate. That’s where PRP therapy comes in.
PRP therapy uses your body’s blood plasma to rejuvenate your sexual anatomy and increase your pleasure. Learn more about how this therapy works so you can make the most of your time in the bedroom.
Heal Damaged Tissues with Platelet-Rich Plasma
PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. This is a part of your blood that contains growth factors, which accelerate wound healing and help regenerate damaged tissues.
If you’re struggling with a sexual health condition, PRP may be able to restore some function and comfort to your body. It can boost blood flow in men with erectile dysfunction and help combat thinning vaginal wall muscles in women.
How PRP Therapy Works: A Step-by-Step Guide
First, we take your blood using the standard blood drawing process. In some cases, you may need donor blood, but this is very rare.
Then, we place the vials of your blood into a machine called a centrifuge. The centrifuge spins the blood vials at a high speed to separate the red blood cells from your blood plasma. The leftover material containing platelets and plasma is what we use for PRP therapy.
After we’ve prepared your PRP, we inject this substance into the affected areas. We use numbing cream to make the injection process go smoothly.
PRP therapy takes time to work, but the results can be well worth the wait. If you struggle with your sexual health, it’s a good idea to inquire about PRP therapy.
You Can Achieve Sexual Wellness Again
Having a good sex life is all about physical and mental wellness. Both you and your sexual partner need the right support to perform well in the bedroom. PRP injections are just one tool you can use to get back on the right track.
This post was written by a medical professional at Stemedix Inc. At Stemedix we provide access to Regenerative Medicine, also known as Stem Cell Therapy in Tampa. Regenerative medicine seeks to replace tissue or organs that have been damaged by disease, trauma, or congenital issues.
