Kidney failure treatment with stem cell therapy

Stem cell therapy is based on the specific ability of stem cells to replace any damaged or dead tissues around the body depending on the organism’s needs. Unfortunately, using non-native stem cells often might result in the activation of the immune response, and older patients often lack these cells. So, medical practitioners must create solutions to help obtain native stem cells from the patient’s body. Luckily, scientists find out that there are plenty of stem cells in the human fat tissue. Next, they discover how to use these cells for stem cell therapy. At first, doctors conduct a preparation and stimulation therapy that helps to increase the number of adipose stem cells in the patient’s native fat tissues. After that, medical practitioners perform liposuction and separate stem cells from other tissues. Finally, after a short period of lab encasement, doctors obtain ready-to-use stem cells delivered back to the patient’s body. Stem cells determine the most damaged organ (in this case, its kidneys) and replace damaged kidney cells, helping to renew lost functions. Some patients reported slight health status improvement right after the procedure. Still, it might require several months to see the results.