Am I A Candidate For Stem Cell Therapy?

If you have regular pain in your knee, shoulder, elbow, hip, neck, or back from an injury, a previous surgery, or wear-and-tear arthritis, you could be a candidate for stem cell therapy, especially if you have an active lifestyle or want to avoid surgery. Pain and limited range of motion in your joints can drastically affect your life, especially if you are an athlete or have a demanding daily schedule. You don’t have to continue to live with the pain. Chronic pain from osteoarthritis degeneration or injury to your muscles, tendons, ligaments, or joints could be addressed with noninvasive stem cell treatments.

Although you may already be following a treatment plan, some patients simply do not see improvement to their condition with traditional solutions like rest, anti-inflammatory medicines or muscle relaxers, physical therapy, lubrication or steroid injections, or even orthopedic surgery. In fact, concerns about the complications of surgery with the risks of anesthesia and an invasive procedure could be the reason you might pursue a nonsurgical solution like regenerative stem cell therapy, especially if your age or activity level is already a concern.

Additionally, stem cell therapy is not just for joint or muscle pain. Patients who have been diagnosed with COPD, peripheral neuropathy, or PTSD and patients with hair loss from cancer treatments may also benefit from regenerative therapies. Regenerative medicine therapies allow you to continue an active lifestyle because they are noninvasive, and you won’t have an extended rest period, a lengthy recovery, or a surgical wound afterward. The treatments are performed without heavy anesthesia and are a safe, effective solution for reducing pain and improving mobility.

Stem cell therapy can be so effective because it works with your body’s own regrowth and repair processes, known as regeneration. The effectiveness of stem cell therapy has even been demonstrated in scientific studies. Research published in the International Journal of Cell Biology showed that pain and mobility scores were more improved after two years for patients who had stem cell therapy treatments than for patients who had total joint replacements.

At Regenesis Stem Cell Center, we’ve seen repeated, dramatic success for our patients who pursue stem cell therapy to treat their chronic joint or muscle pain from arthritis and osteoarthritis. Our non-invasive treatments for muscle or ligament tears have also been very effective; and the regenerative therapies we use for COPD, neuropathy, PTSD, and hair loss can dramatically improve the lives of the patients we treat.