Multiple Sclerosis Treatment

Multiple sclerosis treatment with fetal stem cells results in the pronounced positive effect in all cases. The most successful results of the therapy are reported in patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (successful rate up to 90%) but in other types of multiple sclerosis patients also report improvement of their condition (successful rate up to 59%).

The goal of multiple sclerosis treatment is to interrupt the immune aggression against patient’s own nervous system in order to eliminate the main mechanism of disease development. Fetal stem cell transplantation stops disease progression and leads to regression of the neurological symptoms. No relapses were reported during the follow-up period (up to 5 years after the treatment).

Effects of multiple sclerosis treatment with fetal stem cells

Stem cell treatment of multiple sclerosis leads to rapid improvement of patient’s psycho-emotional condition, while neurological effects develop within a long period of time. Most patients (93%) showed syndrome of early posttransplantation improvements. The syndrome manifests in the decrease of weakness, appearance of vivacity, improvement of appetite and mood. Moreover, a part of patients (63% cases) report deeper psychosomatic changes, such as decreased depression, phobias, anxiety about the future, more confidence in their recovery, better work capacity, improved ability to concentrate their attention (this leads, for example, to better results of professional and training activities).

Within a year after the treatment, many multiple sclerosis patients report restoration of the eyesight, improvement of the mental capacity and emotional sphere, disappearance of depression. Such disorders as motor and speech disturbances, disturbances of the gastrointestinal tract and dysfunction of the pelvic organs also retreat but require more time, and such patients need to repeat the multiple sclerosis treatment (about 72%).

Patients with primary progressive multiple sclerosis report stop of the disease progression in 3–6 months after the fetal stem cell transplantation.

Restoration of the nervous system is a prolonged process and requires patience. Over the first year of stem cell therapy, patients should undergo 1 to 3 treatment courses and one more treatment course in 1–2 years to maintain the achieved results. The course of multiple sclerosis treatment at the EmCell Clinic, as a rule, lasts for 2 days.

Results of fetal stem cell treatment of multiple sclerosis

Subtypes of multiple sclerosis
Treatment of patients with remitting-relapsing multiple sclerosis
Treatment of patients with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis
Treatment of patients with primary progressive multiple sclerosis
Dynamics of neurological symptoms in 18 multiple sclerosis cases after the stem cell therapy

Medical case reports

The first course of multiple sclerosis treatment in patient D.C.
The second course of multiple sclerosis treatment in patient D.C.
The third course of multiple sclerosis treatment in patient D.C.

Patients' feedbacks

The patient's H. feedback after the second course of stem cell treatment