The cost examination for the stem cell therapy in India begins from $12,000 while this would costs around $50,000 in the US. What are the uses of Stem Cell? Stem cells are being studied and used to treat different types of cancers, disorders related to the blood, immune disorders, and metabolic disorders. Some other diseases and health conditions that may be healed using stem cell treatment are:
Recently, a team of researchers successfully secured the peripheral nerves in the upper arms of a patient suffering peripheral nerve damage, by using skin-derived stem cells (SDSCs) and a previously developed collagen tube, premeditated to successfully bridge gaps in injured nerves.
Stem Cell Therapy in India is used majorly for hair loss treatment. Stem cells are also used to treat hair loss. A small amount of fat is taken from the waist area of the patient by a mini-liposuction process. This fat contains dormant stem cells and is then spun to separate the stem cells from the fat. An activation solution is added to the cells and may be multiplied in number, depending on the size of the bald area.
Research has found potential in bone marrow stem cell therapy to treat TB. Patients injected with new mesenchymal stromal cells derived from their own bone marrow showed a positive response against the TB bacteria. The therapy also didn’t show any serious adverse effects.
Transplanted stem cells serve as migratory signals for the brain’s own neurogenic cells, guiding the new host cells towards the injured brain tissue. Stem cells have the potential to give rise to many different cell types that carry out different functions. While the stem cells in adult bone marrow tend to develop into the cells that make up the organ system from which they originated.
Stem cells are capable of differentiating into a variety of different cell types, and if the architecture of damaged tendon is restored, it would improve the management of patients with these injuries significantly.
A promising benefit of stem cell therapy is its potential for cardiac tissue regeneration to reverse tissue loss underlying the development of heart failure after cardiac injury. Possible mechanisms of recovery include the generation of heart muscle cells, stimulation of new blood vessels’ growth, and secretion of growth factors.
