Stem Cell treatment for stroke patients through
Umbilical Cord Blood at CBC Health provides a positive impact for patients who
expect improvement to be better than before.
Although until now research on Stem Cell Treatment for
Stroke through Umbilical Cord Blood is still being developed, currently
increasing number of patients have been doing therapy with this method and the
results are more impactful than other types of stroke therapy.
- To what extent can this therapy be of benefit to the
patient?
- What are the patient's struggles to find the best
therapy to combat stroke?
The following is an overview of potential answers:
Why Stroke Can Make People
Suffer?
- Have vision problems.
- Experience paralysis of arms and/or legs, and balanced
problems.
- Difficulty speaking, reading, and writing.
- Difficulty swallowing.
- Problems with memory.
-
Tend to be depressed, mood swings, and so on.
Does Stroke Shorten Life?
Yes, some studies have been carried out, one of which
is through the Danish Study of Stroke Survival Rates published in the AHAJOURNALS.
This study involved 5,262 patients who suffered from stroke with a minimum age
of 25 years. It was found that patients who survived their first stroke were
five times more likely to die in 1 month - 12 months after the first stroke.
Why Are Stroke Patients so Emotional?
As
is known, stroke is a health problem that attacks the patient's brain, where it
also affects the patient's behavioral and emotional wellbeing. This is what
causes some stroke sufferers to be more irritable, confused, forgetful, and/or
depressed.
Is a Stroke Painful?
Yes, as many as 10 percent of people experience severe
pain referred toas post-stroke pain. This affliction is usually described as
burning, aching, and tingling.
As is known, stroke is a health problem that prevents
blood from reaching the brain, resulting in damage to brain tissue. The pain
generally will gradually get worse over time if it is not treated seriously.
Can Stroke Patients See
Improvement after Cord Blood Therapy?
Yes, according to the review: “A Hallmark Clinical
Study of Cord Blood Therapy in Adults with Ischemic Stroke." by Paul R.
Sanberg and Jared Ehrhart (Sage Journals, 2019), recent clinical trials have
shown that Stem Cell Therapy through Umbilical Cord Blood can provide cognitive
and physiological improvements to stroke survivors.
This therapy can promote regeneration and repair of
brain cells due to is chemic stroke so that gradual improvement in patients can
be obtained several months after undergoing Stem Cell Therapy.
How does Umbilical Cord Blood Treatment
Provide Improvement for Stroke Patients?
Stem Cell Treatment for Stroke using Umbilical Cord
Blood has been developed and researched by scientists from CBC Health with more
than20 years of experience.
Below are some of the benefits provided by CBC Health
to stroke patients:
- Cell Replacement: Boosts restorative effects of
progenitor cells.
- Neurotrophic Influence: Neurotrophins reduce cell
death and increase cell growth.
- Immune Benefits: Immune modulation and paracrine
signaling stimulate cell repair.
- Inflammation Reduction: Promotes cellular healing and cell regeneration.
The way it works is that the patient will get
Umbilical Cord Blood infusions over a period of 1 – 2 days.
Stem cells and their secreted proteins from applied
Cord Blood will regenerate cells over several months, some potential effects
could include reduction in brain swelling and inflammation, save some brain
cells that could die, help form new synapses from existing
neurons(“neuroplasticity)”, and form/regenerating new blood vessels in a stroke
patient’s brain.
Here Are the Steps for Making
an Umbilical Cord Blood Treatment Reservation at CBC Health
· Contact
the CBC Health for Umbilical Cord Blood Treatment
The patient can engage with CBC Health through various
digital and remote consultative sessions. This will help discuss patient’s
symptoms, and potential treatment options.
·
Submit Necessary Medical Information
Submitting patient’s latest medical evaluations will
help CBC Health's doctor evaluate the case closely and whether they can help
the patient through their protocols.
·
Treatment Options and Costs
If CBC Health can help the patients using stem cells,
they will advise the patient accordingly. The qualified team will provide
treatment plan as well as estimated cost of the treatment.
·
Scheduling Treatment
Patients will get a guide for the whole process, as
well as get information about the treatment schedule.
·
Preparation and Travel
Arrangements
Patients or representatives from the patient's family
can coordinate with the Customer Representative to prepare some of the
accommodations needed during the treatment.
·
Starting the Umbilical Cord Blood
Treatment
When the patient arrives at CBC Health, the Medical
Staff and Qualified Doctors will be fully responsible for the treatment the
patient undergoes.
Patient Qualifications for
Umbilical Cord Blood Treatment
Before undergoing Umbilical Cord Blood Treatment,
there are several requirements that patients should know. By knowing these
requirements, doctors who treat stroke patients will be able to take the best
treatment steps.
These requirements are:
- The patient does not suffer from any disease that
interferes with his current immune function.
- Patients who have previously received tPA or have
undergone endovascular reperfusion are also allowed to undergo Umbilical Cord Blood
Treatment.
- Patients must be willing to visit the location or
clinic where this treatment is carried out.
- The patient does not have a severe mental disorder.
- The patient has no history of fatal bleeding related
to the stroke suffered.
- The patient does not have an active systemic
infection.
- The patient does not experience acute heart, kidney,
liver, and lung organ failure.
- The patient does not have an active autoimmune
disease.
- Not pregnant or lactating women.
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Patients who are detected to have complex conditions that are feared will
interfere with the process and safety of the Umbilical Cord Blood Treatment
being carried out.
Procedures for Umbilical Cord
Blood Treatment
Umbilical Cord
Blood Treatment is performed on patients over a period of3 - 4 days in our
day-clinic. Here is a breakdown of the procedure:
Day 1 (Patient Evaluation/Checking)
On the first
day, the medical team will check on the patient. In this stage, the patient
will follow a series of thorough clinical evaluations, starting from anamnesis,
physical examination, and blood analysis.
Day 2 - Day 3 (Treatments)
At this stage,
the patient's vital signs (blood pressure, urine output, temperature, heart
rate, oxygen saturation, and respiratory rate) will be monitored consistently, i.e.,
5 minutes during Cord Blood infusions, every15 minutes for the first hour, and
every 30 minutes for the first 2 hours after the infusion. At certain
conditions, and if needed, patients can get close monitoring for 24 hours.
Day 4 (Final Examination)
The day after undergoing the Umbilical Cord Blood
Treatment, the patient will undergo a series of final physical evaluations.
Patients will also get follow-up information and medical documentation.
Risks of Umbilical Cord Blood Treatment
In the last 25 years, Umbilical Cord Blood Treatment
has been transfused more than 40,000 times worldwide. During this process, the researchers
continue to observe what side effects or risks that can arise from Umbilical Cord
Blood Treatment.
Below are some risks that have a very small percentage
to happen:
1. Common Risks
In the General Medical Literature, some Short Duration
Risks which are easy to be controllable can also occur when patients undergo
Umbilical Cord Blood Infusion. These include:
- Constipation, Diarrhea,
- Headache, Dizziness,
- Allergic reactions,
- Hypertension, Hypotension,
- Varied tastes,
-
Mild upper respiratory Tract Infection.
2. Hepatitis B and C
This is also the
risk of other diseases that are transmitted due to the blood transfusion
process. The chances are also equally very small, which is only 1in 2 million
donations.
3. Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (vCJD)
This disease is
a very rare type of disease. Generally, the disease is spread by transfusion,
but the risk of exposure is very low.
4. HIV
A risk that can certainly occur due to the process of
blood transfusion is done. The percentage of this risk is very small. The
comparison is only 1 in 2million donations can theoretically carry or transmit
HIV to their patients.
Stroke Therapy Specialists at CBC Health
The presence of Umbilical Cord Blood Treatment is a
breakthrough that can provide many advantages for patients. Umbilical Cord
Blood Treatment in CBC Health is carried out directly by a highly competent and
experienced international specialist, namely Dr. Nils H. Thoennissen.
Here is more information about his profile:
Profile and Experience of Dr. Nils H. Thoennissen
Dr. Nils H. Thoennissen is an international specialist
with over 20 years of experience in regenerative medicine, chronic degenerative
disease, and cancer. So far, Dr. Nils H. Thoennissen has contributed clinically
to Blood Transfusion Hemotherapy, as well as Umbilical Cord Blood.
Change Your Life to Be Better
with Stem Cell Treatment
Hundred thousand of patients around the world are
struggling to combat the negative effects of a stroke. Stem Cell Treatment
comes to give hope for a better life, as well as potentially continuous
improvement. Make your reservation for Stroke Therapy today at CBC Health and
improve your quality of life.
Price:
Stem Cell Treatment for Stroke Patients through Umbilical Cord Blood (Adult) - EUR € 40,000 - Book Now!
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Author & Surgeon:
Dr. Nils H. Thoennissen MD
Posted: Nov 12, 2021 at 11:45 UTC
Last Updated: Feb 1, 2024 at 14:18 UTC
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