Question 6214 — maternity health insurance

Summary

Mr. Aurélien Le Coq draws the attention of the Minister to the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families, responsible for health and access to care, to the lack of coverage for “PRP” injections (plasma-rich platelets) by social security. The effectiveness of this technique has been proven to treat muscle, tendon or cartilage injuries. It indeed allows an acceleration of the tissue regeneration, a reduction in inflammation, an improvement in movement abilities and an improvement in quality of life, particularly through the reduction of pain. The average cost of a PRP injection is around 400 euros and in the majority of cases, a treatment requires between 3-4 injections. PRP injection has the advantage of being effective, natural and inexpensive compared to other treatments. However, at To date, this technique remains not reimbursed by social security and therefore the responsibility of patients. They therefore often turn to another reimbursed treatment, more expensive but not more effective. So, he asks him if he will take the steps to allow social security to cover PRP injection treatments.

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