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How Soon Can I Walk After PRP Injection?

Updated: Oct 1

What to Expect After a PRP Injection for Your Knee

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections are an increasingly popular treatment for knee osteoarthritis and cartilage damage. PRP uses your body’s own healing factors to reduce inflammation and stimulate tissue repair.


But once the injection is done, the healing process is just beginning. A key question many patients ask is:


"How soon can I walk after a PRP injection?"
Smiling woman stands in a room wearing a knee brace. She has long hair and wears a pink shirt and black pants. A lamp and curtain are visible.
A woman stands confidently in a room, wearing a knee brace for support after a medical injection.

The answer depends on how well you support your joint during recovery—and the BCI TCO Knee Brace can make all the difference.


How Soon Can I Walk After PRP Injection?

Most patients can resume light walking within 1–2 days after a PRP injection, but it’s important to:


  • Avoid high-impact activity for at least 7–10 days

  • Support the joint with a brace or walking aid, especially if you experience discomfort

  • Gradually reintroduce stairs, inclines, or long distances


The early recovery phase is critical. Walking too soon without proper knee support could lead to:

  • Increased inflammation

  • Reduced effectiveness of the injection

  • Delayed tissue healing


That’s where the BCI TCO Knee Brace comes in—it’s designed to protect and support your joint post-injection.


Why Use a Knee Brace After PRP?

PRP injections address pain and damage in all parts of the knee, especially in cases of tricompartmental osteoarthritis (TCO). This means the entire joint is vulnerable and needs extra care.


Wearing a TCO-specific knee brace helps by:

  • Reducing joint pressure during walking

  • Improving alignment and weight distribution

  • Preventing pain flare-ups after activity

  • Maximizing your injection results over time


Why Choose the BCI TCO Knee Brace?

The BCI TCO Knee Brace is specifically engineered to support knees with full-compartment osteoarthritis, including after PRP, gel, or stem cell injections.


✅ Top Benefits for Post-PRP Recovery:

  • All-compartment offloading: Perfect for patients with TCO

  • Non-invasive relief: Supports natural healing—no drugs or surgery

  • Stabilizes during walking: Reduces the risk of overuse and reinjury

  • Comfortable design: Wear it at home, during errands, or at work

🩺 “The TCO brace is an ideal tool to preserve the benefits of PRP injections. It protects healing tissue while allowing functional movement.” — Orthopedic Specialist

Walking Timeline After PRP + Brace Support

Day

Activity

Support Needed

0–1

Rest, light weight bearing

Optional use of crutches or walker

2–5

Short walks indoors

Use brace during all activity

6–10

Light errands, stairs

Brace recommended

11+

Gradual return to walking routine

Continue brace as needed

Wearing the BCI TCO Knee Brace during this phase ensures your steps are stable, protected, and pain-free.


Real Recovery Stories

"After my PRP shot, I was scared to walk. The BCI brace gave me confidence. I could move around without stressing the joint."Samira L., 61
"I wear the BCI TCO Brace anytime I leave the house. It’s helped me walk longer without pain after PRP.”David C., 55

Complement Your PRP With the Right Support

Remember, PRP is just the start. Full recovery depends on your day-to-day movement and how well you support your joint.


The BCI TCO Knee Brace is:

  • Trusted by orthopedic professionals

  • Covered by HSA/FSA plans

  • Lightweight, low-profile, and effective


🛒 Ready to Protect Your Knee After PRP?



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