Any form of joint pain, including arthritis, can be debilitating. It can make regular movements, like walking, painful and harder to do, and it can limit your range of motion. However, you can seek effective treatment for that condition. Seasoned orthopedic surgeons and doctors recommend A2M injection, which is safe and administered directly to the affected joints and tissues. A2M stands for ‘Alpha-2-Macroglobulin,’ a naturally occurring molecule in your blood, and it helps prevent the breakdown of cartilage by attaching itself onto proteases, which are destructive enzymes that can damage tissues and cartilage cells in a joint space.
With A2M injection for arthritis, sufficient amounts of Alpha-2-Macroglobulin should bind effectively to the destructive enzymes to eliminate them. The A2M is sourced directly from your own blood, and it has a concentrated dose of six times more Alpha-2-Macroglobulin that the naturally occurring substance in your body. You may be a good candidate for these injections if you have sought other therapies and treatments for arthritis and joint pain, such as cellular therapy procedures, and they did not do much to improve your condition.
The A2M injection is a result of regenerative medicine methods that continue to evolve and develop over time. By utilizing effective, safe, and advanced regenerative treatments for joint pain, orthopedic surgeons and physicians are able to deliver effective and safe solutions that can restore function and movement, and improve the quality of life. If you are considering the A2M injection and wondering if Medicare covers it, get in touch with your healthcare provider or the orthopedic doctor who can provide the treatment for clarifications. A2M injection for arthritis is currently covered by Medicare. As of 2019, FDA-approved stem cell treatments are those with blood-forming stem cells.
Learn more about how A2M injection can help with your joint pain by consulting with a seasoned orthopedic surgeon that has a good track record in administering this treatment. You can also get to know them and the experience of other patients who have tried these injections by reading the reviews.
Dr. Kevin Darr 