ALS/MND Treatment in India
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Stem Cell Therapy for ALS & MND
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, most commonly called as the Lou Gehrig’s disease or motor neuron disease is a type of a progressive neurological illness that manifests as gradual weakening and atrophy of muscles. The progression of the disease can go up to as many as two to five years but in very rare cases a person can live up to seven years with 100% fatal outcome. Conventional ALS & MND treatment approach has shown serious contraindications such as respiratory failure, grade III artificial lung ventilation, dysphasia and presence of gastric stroma. Innovation in modern science and technology in regenerative therapies offer new hope for patients with stem cell therapy for ALS & MND by boosting the repair of damaged or weakened neurons and thus promoting improvement in impaired functions for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis treatment or motor neuron disease (MND) treatment.
Stem Cells Therapy for ALS, MND Treatment: Advancells Protocol
At Advancells, we have been successfully providing MND stem cells treatment for patients, using Autologous stem cells from Bone Marrow and Adipose Tissue. Our top priority always is to provide comprehensive, individualized regenerative therapy which is best suited for patients undergoing stem cell therapy for MND. Since a patient’s own cells are used, the technique is very safe with no side effects, is non-invasive and effective.
With extensive research these challenges are now comprehensible to therapeutic ventures resulting in new treatments of ALS, MND using autologous treatment/allogenic transplant for adipose-derived mesenchymal stromal cells treatment and bone marrow stromal cells treatment. This new insight on the ALS stem cell treatment has helped in identifying the potential of stem cells to overcome ALS/MND, primarily using autologous stem cell transplant in form of hematopoietic stem cell transplant or mesenchymal stromal cells treatment.
Procedure of Treatment of ALS/MND through Stem Cells Therapy
Must Read Articles on ALS/MND
Do You Know The Difference Between ALS and Other Motor Neuron Diseases?
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is the most well-known and prevalent motor neuron disease (MND), however, it isn't the only one. ALS is related to a number of motor neuron diseases. So, what exactly is an MND? Motor Neuron Diseases are a type of neurological...
What Improvements One Can Expect Post Stem Cells In Managing Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)?
Motor Neuron Disease (MND) is a group of neurodegenerative conditions that lead to the loss of function of spinal and brain nerves, over time. Motor neurons send electrical output signals to the muscles, and therefore damage to these nerves affect the muscles’ ability...
The Safety and Efficacy of Stem Cell Therapy for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a progressive neurodegenerative condition. The early signs of ALS include loss of upper and lower motor neurons, culminating in aggravated muscle weakness. ALS invariably results in paralysis, and respiratory failures, ultimately...
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Statistics of Overall Improvement of ALS/MND through Stem Cell Therapy
Stem cells therapy can be used as a contemporary technology to improve the diseased status and to slow down the chronic progression of ALS. The information guide covers every aspect of the disease that one should be aware of regarding regenerative therapy for ALS/MND via stem cells.
Download the brochure to understand in depth knowledge about ALS/MND.
Delayed Episodes of Mood Swings
Delayed Progression of Muscular Wastage
Improvement in Muscle Strength
Improvement in Stamina
Recent ALS/MND Treatment Patient Case Stories
Find out how Stem Cell Therapies by Advancells are improving the quality of life for patients suffering from ALS/MND
FAQs
ALS is the disease affecting the brain cells popularly known as neurons connecting brain with other parts of the body. These neurons act as messengers to transmit signals from brain to muscles to allow the voluntary movements of the body. Due to some external or internal factors, these cells die or degenerate thereby losing the ability to transmit signals to muscles. This cause the muscles to be weak leading to paralysis.
ALS is generally age related; most of the people find out that they are suffering with ALS when they are between 55-75 years of age.
Most of the people with ALS have observed to be living for 3 to 5 years after the symptoms can develop. Although the exact life of the person with ALS have been related to age.
It has been observed that almost about 5-10% of the total ALS cases are familial ALS i.e. they are mostly caused due to the defect in the gene which is commonly known as "SOD1"
Please go through, our ALS treatment brochure for other ALS related information.
Advancells is a strong advocate of greater transparency in medical procedures in general and Stem Cells Procedures in particular. As a part of our effort of bringing transparent procedures to our clients, we provide each client a Third Party Certificate (from an internationally accredited lab) for the cell count and viability of the cells that we are able to process from the autologous cell source of the patient. To view the sample copy of the certificate click here
