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03 Feb How Stem Cells Can Help Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients

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Immune system disorders are medical conditions that either result in the immune system’s abnormally low or extremely high activity. In the case of over-activity, the body attacks tissues, limiting the body’s ability to fight off invaders and resulting in a lot more vulnerability.There are different...

03 Feb How to Choose the Right Stem Cell Clinic for You

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For the past 5 years and most especially in the past 2 years, the phrase “stem cell therapy” has been wildly flung, promoted, and popularized by the media. In most cases, these promotions and advertisements are in good faith as stem cell therapy has made...

03 Feb How To Choose Your Stem Cell Therapy Physician

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Stem cell therapy has made waves in the headlines in recent years. What started as a little understood and somewhat feared therapy, grew into a widely talked about the potential for hope. Initially, many people were not sure about stem cell therapy due to the...

03 Feb How to Deal With a Congestive Heart Failure

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Heart failure is a severe condition that affects the heart and causes a reduction in the blood delivered to major organs, and the entire body. It’s a mechanical problem that occurs when the heart muscle becomes less able to contract and as a result, limits...

03 Feb How to Deal With Chronic Pelvic Pain

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Chronic pelvic pain (CPP) is the discomfort that is felt in the lower area of the belly button, specifically between the hip region. The pain typically lasts between 3 and 6 months or longer in some situations.CPP, sometimes referred to as Prostatodynia can occur as a...

02 Feb What Is Lichen Sclerosus?

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Lichen sclerosus is a very rare skin condition that is also known as “white spot disease.” While it normally affects the genital area, lichen sclerosus can affect any part of a person’s body. The condition causes patches of the skin to become white and significantly...

02 Feb What Is Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy?

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Modern medicine is developing some fascinating and highly effective techniques for treatments. The branch of regenerative medicine is particularly interesting. It includes treatments like platelet-rich plasma therapy, also known as PRP Treatment Arizona, that encourage the body to activate its own healing mechanisms. PRP treatment Arizona...

31 Jan How Stem Cell Therapy Works for Pudendal Neuralgia

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Pudendal Neuralgia is a rare condition that causes pain in the pudendal nerve area of the genitals of both men and women. Although this condition is common amongst women, it can affect anyone and can sometimes manifest with pudendal nerve entrapment. This condition causes discomfort,...

31 Jan Can Stem Cell Therapy Help Severe Migraine?

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Over 37 million Americans are known to suffer from migraines. Yet, despite the condition’s prevalence, migraines are still challenging to treat due to various causes.For some patients, the symptoms of migraines are moderate, occur periodically, and are receptive to traditional treatment methods. However, other cases...

30 Jan Can Lichen Sclerosus Go Away on Its Own??

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Lichen sclerosus is an uncommon chronic skin condition that causes patchy whiteness to develop on the skin, making the affected area appear thinner than normal. The condition usually affects the genital and anal areas and is more common in women, especially postmenopausal ones. There are several...