Nerve Damage through Stem Cell Therapy– Our brain is the central processing unit of our body which controls every function with the help of a network of cells known as neurons. Neurons or nerve cells communicate by sending and receiving the signals from the brain to all the parts of the body and vice versa. The brain is sectioned into different parts and each part controls specific functions of the body.
Types of Nerves in the Body:
There are three types of nerves in the body:
- Autonomic nerves: Involuntary activities of your body such as heart rate, blood pressure, digestion, and temperature regulation.
- Motor nerves. Your movements and actions
- Sensory nerves. Helps in the feel of pain and other sensations.
Because nerves are essential to all you do, nerve pain and damage can seriously affect your quality of life.
Symptoms of different nerve damage
Autonomic nerve damage can lead to inability to sense chest pain, light-headedness, bladder dysfunction and sexual dysfunction
Motor nerves damage may produce symptoms like weakness, muscle atrophy, twitching and paralysis
Sensory nerve damage may produce pain, sensitivity, numbness, and problems with positional awareness
Possible causes of nerve damage include conditions like autoimmune diseases (multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis), cancer, compression/trauma, diabetes (diabetic neuropathy), drug side effects and toxicity, motor neuron disease (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), nutritional deficiency and infectious diseases (Lyme disease and herpes viruses).
Reduce Nerve Damage through Stem Cell Therapy:
Nerve injury occurs by demyelination, axonal loss, or a combination and usually surgical intervention may be favored to promote nerve regeneration. Since nerve damages are serious issues of concern and cannot be cured completely, the doctors focus on reducing the symptoms and preventing the permanent damage to the nerves with the use of conventional medications like pain relievers, antidepressants, and certain anti-seizure drugs. But conventional treatments to cure nerve damages showed serious contraindications such as respiratory failure, grade III artificial lung ventilation, dysphasia and presence of gastric stroma.
Stem cells are undifferentiated cells of the body which can transform into any type of cell (brain cells, muscle cells, red blood cells or heart cells) to provide healing and regenerative power to the injured or damaged part of the body. Stem cells pose an exciting therapeutic potential to deal with neuropathic pain. Bone marrow or adipose-derived stem cells differentiated to glial-like cells express a range of neurotrophic factors, which provides neuro-protection and neuro-regenerative effects. Critical in providing a protective microenvironment, neurotrophic factors are growth factors known to promote neuron development and survival. They also maintain functional integrity, promote regeneration, regulate neuronal plasticity, and aid in the repairing of damaged nerves.
Now scientists are able to exploit the use of stem cells in the treatment of a variety of neurological diseases like Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, ALS, Cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis. In bone marrow, the stem cells are extracted from hip bone or iliac crest after general anesthesia and in adipose tissue, the extraction is done from belly area with local anesthesia. The extracted cells are processed to be enriched with the pure line of stem cells and re-injected into the patient either by intravenous (infusion through the vein) or intrathecal (infusion through lumbar puncture) injections. Post-treatment, the patient is asked to visit the doctor after a specific period of time for rehabilitation therapies which help in behavioral and emotional development, communication and social interaction, self-regulation and cognitive and adaptive skills.
Stem cell therapy for damaged nerves has a great potential as they can replenish, rejuvenate and repair the neurons as well as reduce the inflammation. This treatment reassures the safety of the patient with promising results.
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And a half since surgery where and I had a meningioma extracted that was located over the motor area in the left hemisphere of the brain. My right side has limitations but I have come along way. I now walk with a cane and a / walker.
I typically walk between seven and 9000 steps a day at which point I am very tired.
I would like to see if I can make any more improvement with stem cell therapy
Stem cells can help you restore healthy cells over the damaged ones. Although, you can expect improvement post stem cell therapy; the extent of the improvement is highly person specific. Since you have undergone great improvement post surgery; there are chances of healing. We would request you to kindly send us your medical reports to help us analyse your case more effeciently. PLease drop in to us at [email protected] or +919654321400.
I have nerve damage due to a medication ive been taking. Its called tardive dystonia. I have problems lifting and holding my neck up. Would stem cell therapy help?
Dear Mike
Thank you for contacting Advancells, stem cell therapy can definitely trigger differentiation and regeneration of lost cells in our body. With proper treatment protocol, we can help you increase your holding capacity by strengthening muscle power. However, for more detailed review, we need to go through your medical reports; so as to be able to provide you better treatment options. You can drop in your medical reports to [email protected] or whatsapp them on +919654321400
I have nerve damage from back surgery and neuropathy. Have tingling, swelling, discoloring, hot and cold feeling, numbness in my ? feet. What about stem cell therapy in my case?
stem cell therapy has a tremendous capacity to differentiate into cells of neuronal origin. In case of neuropathy, neurons are degenerating progressively the stimulation of which is causing you tingling sensation and/or numbness. Opting for stem cell therapy at a very early stage of development can minimize the damage, cease the disease progression and revert the indication.
Kindly send your recent medical reports for review, which will help us to offer you better composite treatment plan.You can drop in your medical reports to [email protected] or whatsapp them on +919654321400
i have suffered a fall from my bicycle, and have neuropothy from the disc inflamation. loss of feeling in right leg. will stem cell therapy help reverse this injury?
Thank you for contacting Advancells, stem cell therapy can help you. Please share your medical reports to [email protected] and current condition of the patient.
Can stem cell therapy help w neurological disorders such as Brachial plexus neuropathy and carpel tunnel syndrome?
Dear Will
Thank you for contacting Advancells. Stem cells can definitely help in minimizing the progressive loss of neurons that may happen in many neurological indications, including brachial plexus neuropathy. However, carpel tunnel is not a neurological syndrome but an orthopedic disorder.
I have nerve damage and injury to mandible and maxillary nerves due to a jaw surgery. I wonder if stem cell could restore some of the these nerves. Especially the maxillary nerves and facial nerves.
I have neuropathy from arachnoiditis contracted via infection following a lumbar laminectomy that cause a torn dura. So I have drop foot and significant difficulty in walking and balancing. Can cell therapy regenerate the destroyednerves? I have had this condition since the surgery 7 years ago. Thank you.
Dear Richard, thank you for contacting Advancells. The ability of stem cell therapy to differentiate into neurons is well-acknowledged and well-studied. Out of many available stem cells, mesenchymal stem cells isolated from umbilical cord tissue have been identified to be the most potent cells with the highest differentiation ability to neurons. We are offering exosomes along with stem cells to enhance the potency of mesenchymal stem cells; many of our patients with polyneuropathy have witnessed good results. However, in your condition what would be the extent of regeneration depends upon a number of factors like age, disease status, and associated comorbidities like genetic predisposition, diabetes, etc. Thus, we would suggest you drop in more detailed medical reports at [email protected] or WhatsApp at +919654321400