FND treatment with stem cell therapy

Functional neurologic disease is when patients have specific symptoms that are naturally related to various diseases or injuries of brain or nervous system traumas. Yet, medical practitioners couldn’t find any signs of damage during various examinations and lab tests. So, doctors tried to use stem cell therapy to help patients manage these symptoms and, in some cases, even fully cure the condition. Stem cells have a great feature to turn into any cells and later organ parts that are the most required by the organism. So, stem cells might replace malfunctioning parts of the nervous system, help decrease the severity of symptoms, and even eliminate all of them. The final effect was generally good and allowed patients to manage their (FND) more successfully. At first, physicians use methods of activating therapy to increase the number of native stem cells in the patient’s body. Next, they conduct liposuction, gather stem cells from the patient’s fat, enhance them in the lab, and sometimes increase their numbers. Finally, they deliver these stem cells back to the patient’s body and wait until the effect hits. Sometimes, patients might require a few treatment sessions to get sustainable results.