Cerebral palsy treatment with stem cell therapy

Did you know that stem cells can transform into various types of cells, such as skin, blood, muscles, and bones? They can even become neurons! Stem cell therapy for cerebral palsy can regenerate and repair damaged brain cells, helping reverse symptoms and improving patients' condition. Through treatment, these cells can stimulate the body's regenerative functions, providing an additional boost to promote the restoration of damaged brain cells and create new cells that the body needs. When stem cells flow through the blood to the patient's brain, they attach to surviving neurons and start dividing, mimicking normal cells. As a result, the brain tissue's normal structure is maintained, and the organ's lost functions are restored. Cell therapy gives positive outcomes for patients of all ages. The donor or patient's stem cells are used for treatment. They are injected intravenously or directly into the spinal canal. The procedure lasts approximately 30 minutes. The number of injected cells depends on the patient's weight and age. Usually, it's about 2 ml of cells per kilogram of body weight. As a rule, one procedure is enough. Sometimes, therapy is carried out in several sessions with an interval of 6-7 weeks. There are no severe side effects after treatment. Although some patients experience mild headaches, fever, nausea, and vomiting, these symptoms typically subside within a few days.