What diseases can stem cell therapy treat

Stem cells are the most important cells in the human body and are hailed as the miracle of human regeneration. This is because stem cells are highly active and can support hematopoiesis and supplement immunity. Therefore, modern medical technology often uses stem cells to treat some difficult and complicated diseases, allowing more and more people to have a healthy body. Among them, the role of stem cell therapy is the most prominent. So, what diseases can stem cell therapy treat?

Stem cell transplantation therapy is an advanced medical technology that brings hope to the treatment of some difficult and complicated diseases. Stem cell transplantation therapy involves transplanting healthy stem cells into the patient's body to repair or replace damaged cells or tissues, thereby achieving the purpose of healing. Stem cell transplantation has a wide range of therapeutic applications and can generally treat neurological diseases, immune system diseases, and other internal and external diseases. Stem cells are known as "universal cells" in the medical field. They can differentiate into a variety of functional cells or tissues and organs. Because the stem cells cultivated in the APSC pluripotent cell laboratory have "unlimited" proliferation and multidirectional differentiation potential, they have the characteristics of hematopoietic support, immune regulation and self-replication.

There are many diseases that can be treated with stem cell transplantation, and the younger the age, the more obvious the improvement. The following diseases can be treated:

1. Stem cell transplantation for the treatment of neurological diseases such as cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, motor neuron disease, Parkinson's disease, cerebral hemorrhage, sequelae of cerebral infarction, sequelae of brain trauma, etc.;

2. Stem cell transplantation to treat immune system diseases such as diabetes, dermatomyositis, myasthenia, vascular disease, sclerosis, leukemia, etc.;

3. Stem cell transplantation to treat other diseases: such as liver disease, cirrhosis, femoral head necrosis, etc.;

The most suitable type of cerebral palsy patients for neural stem cell transplantation are those with mild or moderate intellectual impairment but high muscle tone and poor muscle strength. If such children with cerebral palsy receive stem cell transplantation, the efficiency is very high and the treatment effect is obvious. Neural stem cell transplantation is effective in reducing muscle tension and improving muscle strength. It can also improve patients' symptoms and signs such as strabismus and drooling to a certain extent.