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Chron’s disease is a type of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Known for its inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract, this condition is known for periods of remission and flare-ups. Chron’s disease is a common issue that impacts millions of individuals worldwide, where it can cause symptoms that vary from abdominal pain to fatigue.
Anti-inflammatory drugs, immune system suppressors, and, in more severe cases, surgery are traditional treatments for Chron’s disease. While these options are effective for many, results can vary – and there’s the potential for side effects cropping up. In recent years, an innovative treatment has gained popularity for Crohn’s disease: stem cell therapy.
If you’re wondering where to get stem cell therapy for Crohn’s, you have landed in the right place. BioXcellerator is the global leader in stem cell treatments for gastrointestinal disorders, providing patients with significant relief from their symptoms.
Understanding Chron’s Disease
Crohn’s disease is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that causes digestive tract inflammation. Recognized as being both painful and debilitating in certain conditions, this condition often leads to life-long complications. While any part of the digestive system can be affected by Chron’s disease, it mostly impacts the end of the small intestine (the ileum) and the beginning of the colon.
Symptoms of Chron’s disease
- Abdominal pain and cramping
- Diarrhea, which can be severe
- Fatigue
- Fever
- Blood in the stool
- Mouth sores
- Reduced appetite and weight loss
- Perianal disease
These symptoms can vary greatly in severity. Additionally, they can develop gradually or come on suddenly – without warning. If the disease progresses and the symptoms become worse, other complications can occur like bowel obstruction, ulcers, and, in rare cases, avascular necrosis.
A combination of methods is typically used to treat Chron’s disease. The main aim is to reduce the inflammation that triggers symptoms, aka pushing for remission. Anti-inflammatory drugs, immune system suppressors, and antibiotics are typical treatments. Sometimes, surgery is used to remove a damaged portion of the digestive tract.
Yet these treatments can have limitations. They might not work for everyone. Long-term use of medications can also result in significant side effects. This variability in treatment response spotlights why more and more people are turning to stem cell therapy for Crohn’s.
Crohn’s and Stem Cell Therapy
With Chron’s, stem cell therapy represents an innovative approach to treating this medical condition. This therapy involves using stem cells – unspecialized cells with the ability to alter into other cell types – to repair or replace tissues and organs that have been damaged.
Read more: What Are Stem Cells?
Stem cell therapy for Crohn’s can use different types of stem cells. However, mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), often harvested from bone marrow, are at the forefront of research, clinical trial results, and treatments. MSCs are known for their ability to modulate immune responses and regenerate tissues. This makes them a particularly promising route for treating inflammatory and autoimmune conditions like Crohn’s. Stem cell therapy even has the potential to repair the intestinal damage caused by the disease.
With Crohn’s disease stem cell therapy, a primary focus is on treating complications such as fistulas. Clinical trials have shown promising results when stem cells are injected directly into fistulas, promoting healing and closure. This is a significant advancement in this area of Crohn’s. Traditional treatments are known for their limited effectiveness and potential side effects with such complications.
Read the following guide to learn more about What Are Stem Cell Injections?
Avascular necrosis stem cell therapy can also be used alongside Chron’s treatment. Avascular necrosis, while rare, is a complication associated with Crohn’s. It is a condition that sees a lack of blood supply result in bone tissue death. With avascular necrosis, stem cell therapy aims to regenerate the affected bone tissue. It is even more helpful for serious cases of Crohn’s and demonstrates the versatile potential of this regenerative medicine.
With our stem cell treatments, we use advanced treatment protocols that can reduce both pain and inflammation for those with Crohn’s disease.
The Benefits of Stem Cell Therapy for Crohn’s Disease
- Reduction of inflammation: With a stem cell transplant, it can significantly reduce intestinal inflammation and offer relief when traditional medications have been insufficient.
- Immune system modulation: Stem cell therapy for Crohn disease has the unique ability to modulate the immune system. This can play a key role in correcting the immune dysregulation at the heart of Crohn’s, potentially leading to longer periods of remission.
- Stimulate healing and tissue repair. To treat Crohn’s disease, stem cells can promote the healing of damaged tissues in the gastrointestinal tract. This can be crucial to recover from issues like ulcers and erosions caused by Crohn’s.
- Less reliance on conventional medication: With Crohn’s and stem cell therapy, there is serious potential to reduce dependency on conventional medications. This can minimize side effects, enhance your condition, and result in a generally improved quality of life.
- Minimally invasive: Traditional treatments can be invasive and require long-term medication use. That’s not the case with cell therapy for Crohn. A stem cell transplant is minimally invasive, typically involves a one-time or limited series of treatments, and can be completed in a matter of hours.
Stem Cell Therapy for Crohn’s Cost
With stem cell therapy for Crohn’s, cost is influenced by factors like the seriousness of the condition, the type of regenerative medicine required, and how many sessions are needed to administer treatment. Prices for Crohn’s disease stem cell therapy at BioXcellerator start from [VALUE].
You can learn more about the pricing of this treatment here: Stem Cell Therapy Cost
The Patient Journey at BioXcellerator
At BioXcellerator, the patient journey follows this type of structure:
- Initial consultation: This consultation helps us understand your medical history and Crohn’s disease symptoms.
- Tailored treatment plan: A customized stem cell treatment plan is developed to target the unique aspects of your Crohn’s disease.
- Ongoing support: To ensure optimal care, continuous support is offered throughout your treatment.
- Treatment: The treatment phase involves administering the stem cell therapy, conducted by our skilled medical team with the utmost care.
- Post-treatment: Follow-up care is used to assess the therapy’s effectiveness.
Contact BioXcellerator Today
There’s no need to wonder where to get stem cell therapy for Crohn’s disease. BioXcellerator is the global leader in providing Crohn’s stem cell therapy. To discuss your situation and learn more, arrange a free consultation with one of our specialists today.
Scientific Research Supports
The application of stem cell therapies in treating Crohn’s disease, thanks to their regenerative properties, anti-inflammatory effects, immune system modulating capacity, pain relief capabilities, and potential to halt Crohn’s disease progression.
World Leader in Stem Cell Therapy
Advanced stem cell therapy offers new hope to patients with Crohn’s disease when standard treatments and medications may provide only temporary relief or no relief at all. At BioXcellerator, our therapies and protocols, personalized for each patient, can help:
- Promote healing of gastrointestinal tissue
- Decrease inflammation
- Alleviate pain and discomfort
- Reduce abdominal cramping and frequency of bowel movements
- Modulate the immune system
- Increase appetite and nutrient absorption
- Improve quality of life
New Treatment Options to Improve Digestive Function
Enjoy a more active life with less pain and discomfort, more energy, and improved health. Discover how stem cell therapy can help many patients who once lost hope get relief from symptoms of Crohn’s disease.
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Signature Cells
Proprietary Protocols. Based on Advanced Science.
The most effective stem cell therapy starts with the best possible cells. BioXcellerator Signature Cells are produced from mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) derived from Wharton’s jelly umbilical cord tissue.
Then, based on our proprietary protocols, these cells are cultured and expanded in our on-site lab—and tested to make sure they meet high standards for purity and potency and demonstrate:
- High levels of anti-inflammatory properties
- The best potential to modulate the immune system
- More potential to stimulate healing
Discover how Signature Cells and our advanced treatment protocols can ease pain, reduce inflammation, and relieve symptoms of Crohn’s disease for many patients—even those who have been suffering for many years.
Real People. Real Results.
Meet patients who now enjoy better health, more energy, and less pain and who get more out of life thanks to advanced stem cell therapy for Crohn’s disease and other gastrointestinal disorders.
Michael Padilla
BioXcellerator Patient
Treated for Ulcerative Colitis
They treat your physical condition and your spiritual condition. It’s an all-encompassing, full treatment, not just stem cells. It’s the quality of the stem cells that are available here; it’s the personalized service that you get here that I couldn’t get in the United States. This office would be considered grossly overstaffed in the United States. They have the right amount of people here to take care of your concerns. The level of expertise has really blown me away.
Colby Baughan
BioXcellerator Patient
Treated for Crohn’s Disease
I’ve had chronic Crohn’s Disease since I was nine. And I’ve tried every medication possible. I’ve read that stem cells can help and searched for how to get the best cells. BioXcellerator came up everywhere. And I’ve had some friends come here who’ve had amazing results. I’ll be back because I’ve got issues with my ankles and back and I want to get my life back—go after my goals and dreams. People here are very friendly and knowledgeable. Any question you have, they’ve got an answer, and they’re very caring.
Kevin Feng
BioXcellerator Patient
Treated for Crohn’s Disease
This is a stressful disorder and there’s no cure for it. My entire body was inflamed. You also can’t eat. So I was literally eating boiled, blended cauliflower and carrots almost two months in a row. After treatment, I felt effects starting actually just two weeks in. I noticed my inflammation just going down. Within three or four months I was almost close to back to normal. I put on about probably close to 25 or 30 pounds, mostly just muscle weight. It’s fantastic.
