Stem Cell Therapy for Neuropathy, Parkinson’s Disease, and Multiple Sclerosis
Stem Cell Therapy for Neuropathy
Used to describe problems with peripheral nerves, other than those found in the brain and spine. Hard to diagnose, this condition is most commonly caused by diabetes, b12 deficiencies, some drugs, poisons, cancers and injuries. Neuropathy can occur at any age, but becomes more common as we age. When detected neuropathy can be cured with stem cell therapy using Novomax® by inserting amniotic fluid at the exact point the damage or injury has occurred. The accuracy of the needle is guided by an x-ray guidance system to ensure proper placement of the medication.
Stem Cell Therapy for Parkinson’s Disease
A progress disorder most commonly associated with a tremor occurring in one or both hands. The disease is progressive and at first can be barely noticeable. The disease also affects stiffness of muscles and speed of movement. Early signs may show little to no movement of arms when walking and slight facial expressions. Parkinson’s symptoms worsen over time causing slurred speech and little to no movement in some ligaments. Parkinson’s disease maybe caused by certain nerve cells in your brain dying or being damaged. However, with stem cell therapy cells can be replaced with healthy cells to cure or even eliminate Parkinson’s disease and restore normal function of your arms and other affected muscles.
Stem Cell Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis
MS is a disease that affects the passing of information from your brain to your body. This disease is unpredictable and can progress over time. Symptoms include fatigue, numbness, tingling, vision problems, pain and depression to name a few. Research to slow down the affects of multiple sclerosis is being performed daily. However, stem cell therapy can help my targeting the area affected by MS and repair those damaged nerves to restore normal brain function.
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