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Stem Cell Transplant Is FDA Approved For Spine, Hip, Knee And Ankle Treatments. Check Your Insurance Carrier If They Cover The Treatments.
Stem cell transplant using your own cells may be a good treatment instead of surgery.
@A MySpondylitisTeam Member. Hi Brian! I've been thinking of you, great to hear from you! Yes, I'm excited to try it. I'm just sorry that it didn't come available a long time ago to help you and others. I'm hoping my high nutrition and clean living will help the procedure be a success. I've added a mitochondria support supplement, pqq, to my nutrients regimen hoping to give my body an added boost to cell growth. Its a fascinating concept that new growth cells will repair/replace existing damage. I watched a recent webinar on stem cell uses and even the orthopedic spine surgeon himself was astonished by what he has seen himself on MRIs of patients he has done this for. I have 5 areas of stenosis in my neck with multiple bone spurs including across the entire disc space of one of them. All facets and discs degenerated. If just one area improves I will be elated and hope to be a good candidate for more in the future. Next up in medicine...nanorobotic surgery coming soon.🤖😃🙏
How are you faring my esteemed fellow researcher?
So looking forward to reading more about this important step. Thank you, @A MySpondylitisTeam Member, for the news!
How Many Of Y'all Have Had AS Go Into Your Knee And What Were Your Symptoms? What Doctor Would I Go To.
How Is As Effecting My Disc. Just Had New MRI Every Disc In My Spine Is Now Herniated. Head Aches Are Getting Bad.
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