Stem cell treatment is an emerging approach in regenerative medicine that is already showing great potential benefits. It is a less invasive treatment than traditional surgery but may provide lasting pain relief for shoulders, neck, back or other nerve pain without an over reliance on prescription painkillers. Many of our Cincinnati and New York patients can attest to the results. Stem cell treatment has helped them minimize their reliance on pain medication and surgery through an empowered approach to pain management.
Stem cells provide a blueprint that the body can use to heal itself. These stem cells multiply and transform into specialized cells that target the area of healing needed in the body. It’s quickly becoming a game changer in regenerative medicine — allowing the body to naturally heal itself at faster rates than traditional approaches.
Here are 3 things to understand about stem cell treatment:
Stem Cells Relieve Pain by Repairing Damaged Tissue
Stem cells can be effective at relieving pain and inflammation, but their biggest benefit is in actually repairing damaged tissue. They provide the building blocks to healing, allowing cells to rebuild at a faster rate. Stem cells can also repair nerve damage, improve muscle control, and restore movement and function. This approach can be used to treat spinal injuries, help alleviate neck, back, and other muscle pain, and help the body to rebuild and heal itself.
Stem Cells Can Provide Longer Lasting Relief than Prescription Meds
Medication can sometimes be effective at treating inflammation and relieving pain, but the effects are only temporary. Stem cells work to address the root cause of the inflammation by encouraging the body to rebuild damaged tissue. This offers a more promising and permanent solution to inflammation and pain because it more cohesively addresses the problem. In short, stem cells provide the body the essential building blocks to heal and repair itself.
Stem Cells Treat a Number of Ailments & Injuries
The beauty of stem cells is they can be applied to a whole host of ailments and injuries, including:
- Osteoarthritis/Rheumatoid arthritis
- Neck pain
- Broken bones
- Urinary Incontinence
- Sexual Dysfunction
- Back pain
- Sprains and strains
- Torn meniscus
- Achilles tendonitis
- Rotator cuff tears