Regenerative Therapy in Lake Mills

Every joint and most tissues contain stem cells. The stem cells are responsible for maintaining function at each specific location. Degeneration of tissues and joints occur when the stem cell population depletes and the structure loses the ability to heal. Regenerative therapy in Lake Mills is an attempt to heal tissues or joints, restoring the ability to increase one's functions of daily living. Adult stem cell regenerative medicine helps people suffering from a variety of inflammatory and degenerative conditions regain their quality of life.

What type of Regenerative cells are used at Integrative Medical Solutions of Lake Mills?

The primary stem cell types for therapy through Integrative Medical Solutions of Lake Mills are:

• Mesenchymal stem cells (MSC): They are important for regenerating tissues. MSC are also immune privileged, so our bodies won't react to them or cause rejection. These cells are capable of forming bone, cartilage, fat, muscle, ligaments, blood vessels, and certain organs. They have been clinically proven to have the ability to differentiate in laboratory, or in people into other cell types. Embryonic stem cells are not used in our practice.

What are the risks of the procedures?

Due to the fact that Stem cells are derived from the human body there are very little risks involved. You will likely be sore up to a couple of days after the procedure but that is not a risk, it’s a side effect. Infection can be a possibility but we have yet to see that happen as well. Regenerative therapy is a more conservative approach to treating pain, unlike surgery which may help or make things worse.

Are the results permanent?

No, nothing in life is permanent. Knee\joint replacement surgery is not permanent; even the newest prosthetics must be replaced eventually. Regenerative treatments we offer here are intended to turn back the hands of time in reverse tissue damage and degenerative changes. However, in due time natural forces will resume degeneration on your body.

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