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Yes, my doctor charges $1,200 for the procedure; but frankly, if I really have no down time, this amount is worth it to me. I'm told that I will have no bandages and can use my hand immediately for normal activities. The good news is that since they use my own blood, there is no chance for rejection or side effects. It does take 6 weeks for my hand to start feeling better; but since I live alone, no down time is very important to me. If I have it done, it will be mid-October and will report back so you can know whether to consider it. Thanks much for your input.

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I paid $1,800 to a very reputable doctor but frankly it did not help me at all. I had another 2 cortisone shots after that and then interestingly enough, I went a year without a shot. However, I am set to have another in a week or so. I went for an eval with another doctor and he told me that PRP doesn't work for osteo in the hand so I shouldn't waste my money. I hope you have a better experience, and I hope you will post your results.