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PRP is a safe, non-surgical procedure that accelerates recovery and treats both acute and chronic pain. Using your own blood also ensures virtually no risk of transmissible infection, allergic reaction, or rejection. More importantly, opting for PRP therapy over surgery can reduce or eliminate the need for anti-inflammatory or pain medications like opioids!
Ketamine infusion therapy involves the administration of a single infusion or a series of infusions for the management of pain. The use of ketamine is perfect for patients who experience chronic regional pain syndrome or neuropathic pain. Interested in learning more about your options? Call us at 405-752-9600!
Wishing you a very Happy Thanksgiving from Oklahoma Pain Center!
We will be closed Thursday (11/28) and Friday (11/29)
“I employ every available treatment modality in the medical arsenal to try and help the patients I see. I approach the patient not only from a physical standpoint, but spiritually as well as psychologically and emotionally. All dimensions of a person must be addressed to achieve adequate pain control in the chronic pain sufferer. If this sounds familiar, there is hope. Consider a consultation.” – S. Blake Kelly, MD
Radio Frequency Ablation treats one of the most common causes of low back pain. An electrical current produced by a radio wave is used to heat up a small area of nerve tissue, thereby decreasing pain signals from that specific area. Interested in learning more? Call us today!
