Does PRP Actually Work for Hamstring Strains?

The Ask Mike Reinold Show by Mike Reinold

Aug 13, 202622:04Science & Medicine

Hamstring strains are incredibly frustrating. You get an athlete feeling great, they go for a sprint, and the muscle grabs again. We have all been there. It is the most common time-loss injury we see in running and field...

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