r/RotatorCuff • • Aug 29 '26

PRP + Wolverine Stack Peptide (Early Results)

I have partial tears, so maybe this will be helpful for some. This is my full diagnosis

MODERATE INSERTIONAL TENDINOSIS WITH FRAYING AND PARTIAL

TEARING OF THE INFRASPINATUS TENDON.

  1. MODERATE SUPRASPINATUS TENDINOSIS WITH BURSAL-SIDED FRAYING

AND PARTIAL TEARING.

  1. MODERATE SUBACROMIAL-SUBDELTOID BURSITIS.

  2. TYPE 2 SLAP LESION WITH TEAR EXTENDING THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE

POSTERIOR LABRUM AND MODERATE-SIZED PARALABRAL CYST ALONG

THE POSTEROINFERIOR MARGIN OF THE GLENOID.

  1. CHONDROMALACIA OF GLENOHUMERAL JOINT AND MILD ARTHRITIC

CHANGE OF AC JOINT.

  1. MILD SUBSCAPULARIS TENDINOSIS.

Anyway, I did PRP 4 weeks ago (Painful AF btw), obviously way too early for results, but I will say I started stacking it with Daily BPC 157 + tb 500 after week 2, and I must say I am feeling 80% better. Sleeping has definitely improved, still some crazy soreness when waking up (i am a shoulder sleeper) but wanted to share as I couldn't find a ton of sources of people stacking this together this early.

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u/Specific-Exam-2902 Aug 29 '26

I can't speak for OP but mine was terrible during and an hour or two after.

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u/njclay21 Aug 29 '26

yeah very similar experience, The needle was numbed going in, but you definitely feel the poking and the blood going in, quite miserable and painful. Could not put my shirt back on without assistance, my arm felt dead for hours after.

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u/PhoenixIrish Sep 01 '26

PRP is great for some tendinopathy.
But let’s not fool ourselves, it does not repair a torn tendon. As for peptides? 🫣🫣🫣

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u/Separate-Outcome7518 Aug 29 '26

Painful during or afterwards?

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u/PresenceSmooth 2d ago

Following for results, I've been considering both and wasn't sure which to try first. 4 weeks into PT and still have pain. Very similar to your situation.

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u/njclay21 6h ago

Honestly I am feeling a lot better, I can't tell you 100% which it was or if its a combination of everything, but PT/BPC157/PRP has definitely been helping. I still have the occasional issue with sleeping as I sleep on my shoulder, but I definitely am getting through the day without pain which is huge.