Parkinson Treatment


Parkinson’s disease is a chronic degenerative disease characterized by progressive destruction and death of neurons in the extrapyramidal system of the brain resulting in motor disturbances, i.e. slowing of voluntary movements (oligo- and bradykinesia), plastic muscle rigidity (stiffness), and tremor (shaking).

Up to now, the causes of parkinsonism have not been defined. However, genetic disposition as well as exposure to different neurotoxins causing metabolic changes, dopamine depletion within the neurons and their trophic disorders, are the key factors of Parkinson’s disease development.

The EmCell clinic offers Parkinson treatment with fetal stem cells. We have developed schemes of stem cell treatment for management and control of the disease, which has proven to be effective in case of different forms and at all stages of parkinsonism.

At stages I-III, when uni- and bilateral manifestations of the disease are observed, such as balance disturbances, tremor, mild and moderate rigidity, etc., administration of fetal stem cells is effective in 85% of cases. After the treatment, patients report improvement of stiffness, decrease in shaking while walking and tremor. The dose of antiparkinson drugs can be lowered.

At stage IV (severe stiffness, but the patient still can walk or stand unassisted), stem cell treatment is effective in 65-70% of Parkinson’s disease cases. At stage V (bed- or wheelchair-bound), our therapy helps to improve patient’s quality of life and ease care for the patient due to decreased spasticity and tremor syndrome and improved sleep, normalization of organ and system functioning (heart, lungs, bowels).

In 100% of cases, Parkinson treatment with fetal stem cells results in psychoemotional improvements. After the stem cell treatment, patients demonstrate positive emotions, improved thinking, more expressive, intelligible and louder speech, and more persistent memory and intellect.

The course of Parkinson treatment at the EmCell clinic totals, as a rule, 2 days.
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