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Ovarian health is often discussed only through hormone numbers such as AMH, FSH, estrogen, or the menstrual cycle. However, the ovary is not just a hormone-producing organ. It is a living microenvironment where follicles, blood vessels, immune cells, stromal cells,…

Alcohol use disorder has significant negative health consequences on a global scale due to its effects on multiple systems. There are multiple manifestations of Alcoholic Liver Disease (ALD) among chronic alcohol users, and it can be life-threatening due to the…

Neuropathy is basically classified as nerve damage; however, in many patients the issue may be much deeper than a damaged nerve. It occurs as a result of changes in the entire nerve environment, including burning pain, numbness or tingling; electric-shock…

Skin Problems are More Than Skin Deep Most intractable dermatoses start far deeper than the visible rash, wound scar or irritation — even if it appears superficial. Inflammation & Immune Imbalance, Altered Circulation, Low Grade Oxidative Stress and Leaky Mitochondria…

Patients who ask about stem cell therapy for autoimmune disease and SLE in Thailand are often worn out. Most systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE or simply ‘lupus’) patients have dealt with years of flares, fatigue, joint pain rashes exacerbation changes in…

Skin Disease and Regenerative Medicine Not all skin diseases are limited to the surface of skin. In fact, a multitude of chronic skin conditions is related to inflammation and immune dysregulation, altered vascularity or tissue repair preconditions plus oxidative stress…

Passage of Stem Cells and Its Correlation with UC-MSC Stem Cell Therapy In stem cell therapy, particularly UC-MSC (umbilical cord-derived mesenchymal stem cells) therapy for many patients the terms Passage 3 or P3 and Passage 4 or P4 mean something.…

  Of all the treatments people ask about in relation to stem cell therapy and Thailand, it almost invariably starts with one: The injection of stem cells. They might wonder how many cells are used, where the cells will be…

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), commonly referred to as SLE, is a minimally complex autoimmune condition in which the body’s immune system attacks its own tissue. It can affect the skin, joints, kidneys, blood cells, blood vessels, the nervous system, and…

Introduction to the Global Challenge Neurodegenerative disorders cause significant issues for healthcare at a global level. Alzheimer’s Disease causes the gradual loss of cognitive functions, increasing dependence on others for daily living tasks and ultimately leads to loss of identity.…

Trauma related to the nervous system remains one of the most concerning challenges within the medical field. Injuries to the spinal cord induce complete loss of independence and drastically alter every aspect of the victim’s daily living. Highly sought after…

Male Infertility is one of the most common causes of reproductive impairment. It becomes a huge source of emotional distress for couples when traditional treatments fail. Currently available medical options may seem to be limited, but there are innovative means…

Chronic joint pain, stiffness, and reduced movement are the primary signs of osteoarthritis. To many patients, it starts so innocently: mild knee stiffness in the morning or some discomfort after a long walk; pain climbing stairs; swelling following exertion. Over…

A spinal cord injury is capable of changing a life as fast as the snap of your fingers. Patients may have weakness, loss of sensations, or changes in mobility due to an injury at the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar levels;…

So when patients asks for stem cell therapy to prolong their youth, they are probably thinking in younger skin, more energy or a muscle recovery after stress. These objectives are pretty easy to; however contemporary longevity medicine goes a lot…

It is often explained as a mechanical issue. A disc is bulging, A joint is compressed, A muscle is tight. A nerve is irritated. For many patients this explanation is at least partially true but may not account for the…

The majority of the conversation with prospective patients seeking stem cell therapy for COPD in Thailand starts off around shortness breath. They might say “I can’t walk as far,” or “I get tired very easily,” or “My oxygen drops with…

A small wound in a diabetes, poor circulation or neuropathy patient that does not heal properly can become a major chronic problem which takes years. This has relevant application, particularly for diabetic foot ulcers, where salubrious healing can be delayed…

Parkinson’s Disease is a progressive neurological disorder that impacts movement, coordination, and balance as well as daily function and quality of life. Patients often notice the first changes as a tremor, stiffness, or slowing of movement; reduced facial expression; small…

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), commonly referred to as SLE, is a minimally complex autoimmune condition in which the body’s immune system attacks its own tissue. It can affect the skin, joints, kidneys, blood cells, blood vessels, the nervous system, and…

Jumper’s Knee changes an athlete’s trajectory. Patella Tendinopathy damages anterior knee structures, resulting in intolerable pain and suffering and changes the activities you are able to engage in on a daily basis. Damage to knee tendons, even microscopic, can impair…

1. Introduction to the Clinical Burden A severe Rotator cuff tear represents one of the most debilitating injuries affecting the ability to move and perform daily tasks causing chronic pain and significant loss of function to the individual. The economic…

Introduction to Neonatal Respiratory Challenges Globally, respiratory disorders at the neonatal stage threaten the survival of infants. One critical example is Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia (BPD), a chronic lung condition of preterm infants. This disorder hampers normal alveolar lung development and results…

Most patients think about diabetes fixated on one number: blood sugar. They get fasting glucose and HbA1c done, along with a response to medication. These markers are something to be sure, but they do not tell the entire story. Diabetes…