Alzheimer's disease treatment with stem cell therapy

Alzheimer's disease treatment with stem cell therapy is a promising, innovative method that helps to renew damaged nerve cells and slow down the development of symptoms. The main therapeutic effect is associated with the specific ability of stem cells to become any cells that the patient's organism requires. Before starting the treatment, the patient should undergo preparation and stimulation therapy that will help to increase the number of native stem cells in the patient's body. Afterward, doctors extract stem cells from the patient's fat. Next, obtained cells are enhanced in the lab and administered to the body. Medical practitioners might prescribe additional medications during the therapy to decrease the symptoms' severity and increase stem cell therapy's efficiency. During the treatment, patients report improvement in memory, performing daily tasks, speaking, writing, time management, and problem-solving. Although further research is necessary to confirm the effectiveness of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) as a treatment for Alzheimer's, initial studies have displayed encouraging outcomes. These findings indicate that this method could be a valuable new therapeutic choice for individuals with this incapacitating condition.