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DO BMAC AND PRP GROW BACK CARTILAGE?

WILL BONE MARROW AND PRP REGROW MY CARTILAGE? It’s a great question—and one we hear all the time. The short answer: in medicine, we don’t yet have a reliable way to regrow large amounts of cartilage and get it to stick to the end of the bone like when you were 18 years old. Bone marrow aspirate cells (which include stem cells) and PRP don’t magically rebuild cartilage. What they do is help tell your existing cells to function better. Think of bone marrow cells as the “bosses”—they direct other cells to improve the matrix around your cartilage and help it do its job more effectively. Think of PRP as “helpers” with growth factors to help facilitate this process. So while they won’t regrow all your cartilage, they can help preserve and optimize what you still have. And when it comes to joint health—especially knees—the more healthy cartilage you’ve got, the better. Victory in Motion, home of Knee Repair, NOT Knee Replacement™ (315) 685-7544 www.VictoryInMotion.com or www.KRNKR.com #KneeRepairNOTKneeReplacement #PRP #BMAC #JointPreservation #RegenerativeMedicine #VictoryInMotion #KneePain Medical disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor.