Migraine treatment with stem cell therapy

Stem cell therapy can provide relief to people suffering from chronic migraines. The healthy stem cells replace the unhealthy ones and regenerate damaged brain tissue, creating new neurons and blood vessels. As a result, they can help decrease inflammation, repair damaged tissue, and speed healing. Additionally, stem cells may reduce pain and enhance nervous system function, often relieving migraines. The treatment process involved the collection of stem cells (usually taken from fatty tissues), processing and growth of the material, and finally, injecting stem cells into the bloodstream. That system helps to prevent adverse body reactions, as obtained stem cells are your body's natural "own" cells. Because stem cell therapy typically involves a non-invasive intravenous injection, it carries a lower risk of complications. Moreover, since stem cells are a natural body "natural repair kit," there are no drug side effects to worry about. While stem cell therapy is not yet considered a standard treatment for chronic migraines, early research has indicated positive outcomes. Patients have reported a reduction in headache frequency and severity and an overall improvement in their quality of life. As a result, the treatment can be considered an alternative when other approaches fail.