Muscular dystrophy treatment with stem cell therapy

Muscular dystrophy is a group of diseases that weakens the body's muscles over time. It happens because of issues in our genes; currently, there's no known cure. But we can manage the symptoms and slow down the disease. Stem cell therapy is a promising treatment that uses cells that can become different types of cells in the body. For muscular dystrophy, stem cell therapy aims to create new, healthy muscle cells to replace the damaged ones. The treatment starts with a thorough check-up and consultation with an expert in regenerative medicine. They'll do some lab tests to exclude any contraindications. Before the stem cell treatment starts, the doctors will prepare you for the procedure. Then, they use stimulation therapy to increase the number of stem cells. Then they collect stem cells from fat tissue (a rich source of these cells). They are then returned to your body, where your muscles are most affected (a stem cell implantation). After the procedure, the doctors will give you instructions, monitor your condition, and help with symptoms. Stem cell therapy is used alongside other treatments like meds and physical therapy. It could make the muscles more potent, so patients can stay independent longer and have a better quality of life.