With stem cell therapy being used for a number of medical condition it was no surprise to stroll across a website that said they are now using it to treat Fibromyalgia.
Apparently the cell searches out and in fact detects and then attempts to repair any damage or deficiency discovered, as well as releases growth factors, which stimulate the body’s own repair mechanisms.
http://www.medra.com/ say they have treated over 2000 patients with stem cells and explain what the medical procedure involves.
‘A medical procedure whereby Human Fetal Stem Cells are transplanted into a Fibromyalgia patient These cellular building blocks are usually administered intravenously and subcutaneously (under the skin) It is a painless procedure, which takes place in approximately one hour, and has no known negative side effects.’
They say that ‘significant positive change are seen between three to six months post treatment, but can occur in as little as weeks or even days after receiving treatment’.
Another blog well worth a read on stem cell is http://repairstemcell.wordpress.com/2010/02/02/fibromyalgia-and-stem-cell-treatment/comment-page-1/#comments
It has a really interesting story of someone who has been treated with stem cells for his Fibromyalgia.
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Stem cell research still seems to attract much negative response….;)
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Yes, I agree Bushka, it not something I want to try yet, let’s put it that way 🙂
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this is very interesting..thanks for sharing this post.. keep it up.
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Your very welcome, keep reading my posts 🙂
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But if it will do the job for somebody, I would recommend that they at list consider it.
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I guess some of us have to be the guinea pigs or we will never get a new type of treatment. 🙂
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Very interesting – I will pass this on to a young family member who suffers from this ..
Hope all continues well
xx
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Thanks ohtralala – so far so good 🙂 x
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I like your topic.It’s so relevant and could be a good source of information.Keep it up!Thanks!
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Stem cells treatment sounds good.Thanks guys!
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Stem Cells Therapy is effective and no known negative effect.Thanks for this blog.
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I already have heard about this treatment which is called stem cells treatment in many articles but only your blog I thoroughly understood.Thanks a lot.Keep it up!!
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I hope that this Stem Cells Treatment can help a lot of patients.I will look forward for more information about it.Keep on posting!!!
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It’s nice to hear that this Stem Cells Treatment has a significant positive change are seen between three to six months post treatment, but can occur in as little as weeks or even days after receiving treatment and no negative effects to the body.
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I am sure it would be a great help in treating fibromyaglia. This must be a great help.Thanks!
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If this type of treatment is very effective then why not use it.As long as it’s safe,affordable,effective and would last long.
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This is one of the my research result about Fibromyalgia. Thanks for the info.
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This is a very helpful information about Fibromyalgia.
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The effectiveness of Steam cells treatment for fibromyalgia is still on debate up to this time.
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Great blog. Through this, will help you and other patients gain deeper understanding regarding your condition.keep blogging.
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Stem cell research really has relevant probabilities in absolutely solving and eradicating back pain problems.
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Hi there, nice information provided. thanks for that. keep posting of blogs in the future. thanks once again.keep it up.
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Really? muscle can cause low back pain? I am new for this article. Thanks for sharing ideas and article like this. It gives me knowledge and wisdom while reading this kind of article.keep up the good work.
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Hello, I also suffer with fibro and am intrigued but with so many greedy medical professionals and others chasing the dollar I have to be wary. Do you have any idea on price? Good luck to everyone who suffers and thankyou to all the partners who help and have to endure our misery.
A really good website from a doctor who suffers and has put in years of research is http://www.vitality101.com.
Cheers – Gra
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Fibromyalgia is a life devastating condition. It has affected all aspects of my life for years. I have tried many treatments, and still continue to find health tips online. Little by little I have fought the disorder well. Thanks to my doctors. Thanks for sharing an informative post.
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Thanks for passing through, glad you enjoyed the post 🙂
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This is incredible stuff! I think that the wide range of potential uses for stem cells is absolutely astonishing. Clinical studies on chronic pain and fibromyalgia are primarily concerning themselves with developing safer methods of relieving the pain. It seems like this stem cell treatment of fibromyalgia shows real promise. Thanks for the great post!
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Your welcome Stephen, and I agree with you, it s all very exciting stuff 🙂
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Stem cells are the body’s “master” cells. They create all other tissues, organs, and systems in the body and are the building blocks of your blood and immune system. They are valuable in medical procedures because they can replicate into:
Red Blood Cells, which carry oxygen throughout the body
White Blood Cells, which fight infection, and
Platelets, which aid in clotting in the event of an injury
The ability of certain stem cells (for example, hematopoietic stem cells) to differentiate, or change into other types of cells in the body holds significant promise for improving the treatment of some of the most common diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, and Parkinson’s disease, just to name a few.
Cord blood stem cells are unique in their properties as compared to all other stem cell sources such as bone marrow, peripheral blood, and embryonic stem cells.
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It seems like stem cell research has so much potential. I know that this remains a real controversial subject, but you can’t just overlook the advancements being made in this field. In fact, a team of scientists are working on developing a stem cell therapy that could be used to treat diabetes. You can read more about this research at: http://www.clinicaltrialsgps.com/diabetes/treating-diabetes-stem-cell-therapy/
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