There is no known cure for diabetes through stem cell therapy. Although research is ongoing and promising, it's not yet a widely available or proven treatment. Diabetes management primarily involves lifestyle changes, medication, and insulin therapy. . Stem cell therapy for diabetes is an area of active research and is not considered a definitive cure at this time.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Worse pain after stem cell injection, what to do?

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The increased pain should be reported to your Doctor promptly as it may signal a severe reaction or complication. Your doctor will evaluate the case, possibly suggesting pain management methods, revising your treatment plan or recommend for a diagnostic. On the other hand, follow any post-injection care instructions given and do not self-medicate without seeking professional advice. Timely communicating with your Doctor ensures correct intervention at an appropriate time to mitigate the increased pain associated with stem cell injection and ensure that you recover safely post-therapy.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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My sister in law has had blood cancer, her chemotherapy and radiation therapy is done, doctors said it will take time to completely remove the cells, but it has still not, the cancerous cells are still present, can it be possible by stem cell since my stage of cancer for a long time has been serious. My sister in law has had blood cancer, her chemotherapy and radiation therapy is done, doctors said it will take time to completely remove the cells, but it has still not, the cancerous cells are still present, can it be possible by stem cell since my stage of cancer for a long time has been serious.

Please share detail reports of Blood cancer with the doctor before suggested treatment of the patient with targated use of new molecules and Bone Marrow transplant.