Phoenix stem cell treatment Tag

14 Jun 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...

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03 Jun Stem Cell Therapy for Shoulder and Elbow Conditions

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Shoulder and elbow pain will typically evolve from chronic conditions and injuries. These injuries can happen at several times in a person’s life and aren’t restricted to just the aged at the latter parts of their lives. If your shoulder or elbow condition consists of...

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05 Apr Can Stem Cell Therapy Help Stroke Victims?

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According to the CDC, more than 795,000 individuals have a stroke every year in the United States. Stroke is one of the top five leading causes of death and chronic disabilities in the United States. One major reason is that the treatments available for stroke...

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22 Dec Advantages of Regenerative Medicine over Musculoskeletal Surgery

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Surgeries have been a big part of traditional medicine for decades. Millions of lives have been saved through the timely intervention of skilled surgeons. But there are many risks associated with even minor surgical procedures. The incision could get infected, a blood vessel could get...

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30 Nov Why Does Stem Cell Therapy Work for a Wide Range of Diseases?

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There is no denying that stem cell therapy and other regenerative procedures are the future of medicine. Though there have been a lot of happy success stories, stem cell therapy is still not as popular as traditional treatment procedures. One concern people have about stem...

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22 Nov Repair, Regenerate, Restore – What Is Regenerative Medicine?

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Regenerative medicine isn’t exactly a household word yet, but it’s well on the way to becoming one in the next few years. Regenerative medicine has provided patients with all sorts of long-term relief from symptoms that were often believed to be incurable or, at the...

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16 Sep Osteoarthritis: Risk Factors and Treatment Options

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Osteoarthritis, the most common form of arthritis, is marked by the wearing down of the cartilages that cover bones in joints and prevent them from rubbing against each other. This ailment affects millions of people worldwide, though women, older people, and obese people are more...

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09 Sep 5 Ways Pain Can Affect Your Daily Activities

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Pain of any kind can have extensive adverse effects on the human body, especially when it is a chronic one. Doctors describe chronic pain as one that lasts for over three months. People who wake up to aches in one or two parts of their...

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30 Aug Pros and Cons of Autologous and Allogeneic Stem Cells

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There are two types of stem cell transplants based on the source of the stem cells. Autologous stem cells use the patient’s own stem cells harvested from different parts of the body, such as the bone marrow and fat tissues. Allogeneic stem cells use stem cells...

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12 Aug Stem Cell Transplant for Pudendal Neuralgia

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The peripheral nervous system is a complex network of nerves that serve as communication tools between the brain and every other part of the body. When you touch any part of your body, you feel the sensation because a two-way communication has occurred between the...

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