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These are commonly avoided in the 37 days prior to your PRP session: Vitamin E Fish oil NSAIDs (ibuprofen, aspirin) Ginkgo biloba Garlic capsules High-dose multivitamins with blood-thinning agents If youre wondering about supplements to avoid before a PRP injection, your provider will provide you with a specific list during your pre-treatment consultation

I'm now in my 50s and they are starting to get a bit irregular but in terms of pain - used to be bad when I was younger but started taking an iron supplement when I was in my 30s and that seemed to sort things out