Calgary PRP

Image-guided injections in Alberta are available in the public system through radiologists and physiatrists. Covered by public funding, patients have the impression that these procedures are free.

But are they free? Prolonged wait times, radiation exposure and extravagant costs to our government system are all costly in their own way. At Calgary PRP Clinic we can accommodate you within days rather than months, and we are confident that are high level of clinical precision and easy availability can help you get back to the things that you are passionate about quickly, effectively and safely.

Give us a call at 403-879-8919 to book your appointment.

Don't miss out on your favourite hiking trails waiting to get your aches and pains treated. Give Calgary PRP a call to book your appointment: 403-879-8919

Chiropractors are doctors regulated by the Health Professions Act and recognized as primary health care practitioners with a duty to assess, diagnose and treat a myriad of musculoskeletal conditions. We like to refer to chiropractors as doctors who focus on nerve, muscle and joint issues, and the inter-relationship between those tissues.

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When running, symmetry is everything. Even holding your phone, rather than having it strapped to your arm, will alter your gait. These micro-changes, when multiplied by the number of strides that you take, can create significant imbalances over time.

Pocket your phone, or strap it to your arm. OR: don't bring it at all. Focus on your breathing and your symmetrical strides, and enjoy the view.

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In a world where Ironmans, ultra-marathons and death races are popular, it is easy to think that these incredible athletes are doing things right and with no detriment to them. Nothing could be further from the truth, however.

The degree of muscle damage that a runner incurs is directly proportional to the distance run. There is no adaptation to the distance at a cellular level; muscle breaks down at the same rate regardless of how fit we are. Interestingly, and for reasons not fully understood, men have higher markers of muscle damage than women do for a matched distance.

We begin to see increased calcium accumulation in muscle after approximately 20 kilometers of running due to muscular cell wall damage. Muscle damage continues and the body begins to display symptoms of exercise induced muscle damage.

Call 403-879-8919 to book with one of our specialists today.