In recent decades, Cell therapy for orthopedic conditions has significantly improved the quality of life of those suffering from excruciating pain.
From alleviating pain, and improving flexibility and overall functionality, Cell therapy for orthopedic conditions may just be the answer our loved ones have been looking for.
Let’s read on to know more.
What are orthopedic conditions
Our musculoskeletal system is made up of bones, muscles, joints, ligaments, tendons, and nerves. Any kind of trauma to the musculoskeletal system can result in orthopedic conditions, ranging from mild to severe.
The most common types of orthopedic conditions are:
- Arthritis and other degenerative conditions
- Osteoporosis and other age-related conditions
- Bone tuberculosis and other diseases affecting musculoskeletal system
- Congenital conditions and genetic abnormalities, such as cerebral palsy
- Traumatic injuries resulting in dislocations, ligament tears/strains, and fractures
- Trauma at childbirth
- Amputation
- Bone tumours
Causes of orthopedic conditions
The most common triggers of orthopedic conditions include:
- Age
- Overuse or repeated stress to a particular joint
- Trauma or injury
Symptoms of orthopedic trauma
If you or your loved one experience any of the following symptoms, you need to visit an orthopedist right away.
- Muscle spasms and pain
- Restricted motion in joint and/or limb
- Bone or joint pain
- Localised stiffness or swelling
- Deformity in the place of trauma
Common procedures for orthopedic conditions
Traditionally, doctors and orthopedic surgeons may recommend any of the following methods or procedures to help manage orthopedic conditions:
- Joint repair
- Joint replacement
- Spinal surgeries
- Soft tissue repair
- Internal fixation (use of plates, screws, or pins to fix broken bones)
- Osteotomy (process of correcting bone deformities)
- Arthroscopy (process of diagnosing and treating joint issues)
Most of the above procedures have a lengthy recovery period, are invasive, and may also cause other side-effects.
Cell therapy for orthopedic conditions at Plexus
Regenerative Cells’ ability to regenerate or repair damaged tissues makes them the ideal choice for managing orthopedic conditions such as osteoarthritis of the knee, plantar fasciitis, meniscus tears, and so on.
At Plexus, we use Autologous Mesenchymal Cells taken from the patient’s own body to help you manage your condition. Our team of expert orthopedists and Regenerative Medicine specialists will devise a customised rehabilitation programme that will help reduce pain, slow down degeneration, and also improve quality of life. Periodic assessment of patient progress also enables our specialists to alter the programme accordingly.
Cell Therapy puts the body’s self-healing mechanism into motion. Injected Autologous Mesenchymal Cells will restore diseased, damaged, or degenerated cells, regenerate tissue. Post-procedural recovery is quick, with many patients experiencing lesser pain in their joints, and increase in ability to perform everyday functions.
The other benefits of autologous mesenchymal Cell therapy for orthopedic conditions include:
- Non-surgical and painless procedure
- No bed rest post-procedure
- Zero side-effects and no risk of immune rejection as Autologous Mesenchymal Cells are procured from the patient’s body
Read about how Autologous Mesenchymal Cells are applied in the rehabilitation of orthopedic conditions, such as Arthritis and Osteoarthritis of the knee.
If you wish to know more about our Cell therapy for orthopedic conditions at Plexus, reach out to us today.
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FAQs
Is there Cell treatment for the knees?
Yes, Plexus’ Cell therapy for osteoarthritis of the knee is a non-surgical procedure that reduces inflammation, and helps in the management of pain.
Is Cell therapy better than surgery?
Cell therapy is a non-surgical procedure and has a quicker recovery period when compared to surgery. However, the severity of the patient’s condition will determine the course of treatment.
How painful is a Autologous Mesenchymal Cell injection?
A tiny prick is all you will feel at the time of retrieving Autologous Mesenchymal Cells and reinjecting cultured Autologous Mesenchymal Cells back into the body.
