IV regenerative therapy using mesenchymal cells is a promising form of regenerative medicine that uses bone marrow, adipose, or umbilical cord derived stem cells in an effort to help a variety of conditions. These types of infusion have shown potential to help reduce inflammation, improve circulation and increase the body’s natural capabilities among a wide array of conditions.
Exosomes IV therapy is an emerging therapy that uses regenerative therapy exosomes in an effort to help a variety of conditions. Exosomes are tiny nanoparticles released by stem cells, which contain proteins, lipids, and genetic information. By injecting them directly into the bloodstream, they may be used to transfer beneficial elements to targeted areas in order to promote healing and regeneration. Some studies have shown that Exosome IV therapy may be a useful tool in a variety of conditions.
Currently reports are showing the potential benefits in:
IV regenerative therapy is a new approach gaining popularity for its wide array of potential benefits. Some of the reported benefits of a cellular IV therapy includes:
IV regenerative therapy can help a wide range of body parts, such as the shoulder, knee, hip, wrist, elbow and joints. This therapy is also used to aid with neurological and muscular conditions by providing high quality cells that reduce inflammation and promote tissue regeneration. Furthermore, some studies have suggested that this type of therapy may even help speed up recovery from some forms of stroke. Finally, IV regenerative therapy has been shown to improve blood circulation throughout the body by increasing the number of red blood cells while decreasing platelet aggregation in vessels. Currently a wide array of conditions are being studies for the potential benefit with cell therapy including
A typical IV regenerative therapy involves administering cells, typically through a drip into the patient's vein. During treatment, fluids are also administered. This process usually takes around an hour to complete and may involve multiple sessions spread out over several days. After the drip is complete, most patients can return home and resume their normal activities, although they might feel slight discomfort in their veins at the injection site.
An Exosome Regenerative Therapy IV Push is a type of intravenous therapy in which exosomes, which are nanometric size vesicles secreted by stem cells, are administered directly into the bloodstream to promote healing.
Although there are risks associated with any medical procedure. The most common side effect reported is mild discomfort at the injection site, but this quickly resolves with no further issues.
While current regenerative therapy research is showing promising and safe results, it is still experimental and research is being done. Mild reactions are expected to subside within a week but can potentially last longer depending on the individual. As always, it's important to talk to your health care provider if you have any questions or concerns regarding possible side effects while undergoing regenerative therapy.
Mild side that effects may occur during and after treatment including
The cost of intravenous regenerative therapy can vary depending on the desired protocol. A personalized plan can be generated since each individual and may be unique. In order to come up with an accurate number, patients can consult with one of our medical staff members or schedule a complimentary consultation.