Telangana Medical Council Investigates Claims of Unethical and Ineffective PRP Therapy for Knee Arthritis Amidst Scam Allegations

The Telangana Medical Council is currently investigating allegations of unethical practices surrounding Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, which is widely marketed as a treatment for knee arthritis. Several prominent orthopaedic surgeons have raised concerns about the lack of scientific evidence supporting the efficacy of PRP therapy and have labeled it as a potential scam. Patients have been burdened with high treatment costs and have reported experiencing complications due to the therapy. The Council is expected to take further action following the review of these complaints, aiming to address the misleading marketing tactics and potential risks associated with PRP therapy in India.

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