About Treatment
Checking for Infectious Diseases at the Medical Center
Infectious disease checks will be performed at our clinic, including blood tests for HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C. Testing will be performed on a dedicated blood test bed. Please note that testing fees will be charged separately.
Arthropathy
Regenerative Medicine Treatment for Arthritis
Regenerative medicine treatment for arthritis offers new possibilities for symptoms that cannot be adequately treated with conventional therapies. By using the patient’s stem cells to promote regeneration of damaged cartilage, we aim to alleviate pain and restore function.
What is arthropathy?
Arthropathy is a condition in which cartilage in joints wears away, primarily due to aging and overuse, causing pain, swelling, and limitation of movement. As the joints wear down, direct rubbing of the bones against each other further aggravates inflammation and pain, which can greatly interfere with daily life.
Regenerative Medicine Approach
In conventional arthritis treatment, pain relief and inflammation control have been the main measures, but regenerative medicine is a new treatment that goes beyond that. We use the patient’s own stem cells to repair worn joint cartilage and promote regeneration.
Treatment Principle
Stem cells have an excellent ability to repair damaged tissue. Stem cells are harvested from the patient’s body, cultured, and injected into the affected joint to promote cartilage regeneration. These stem cells collect in the damaged area and regenerate as chondrocytes, helping to restore joint function. The anti-inflammatory effects of stem cells can also be expected to reduce joint pain and swelling.
Treatment Flow
Treatment at our clinic begins with an initial consultation to evaluate the patient’s condition in detail and determine if treatment is appropriate. Stem cells are then harvested from the patient’s fat tissue or bone marrow, and cultured and proliferated under strict control. The proliferated stem cells are injected into the joint in a fresh, unfrozen state. This process aims to restore joint function and reduce pain.
Treatment Possibilities and Benefits
Regenerative medicine offers new possibilities for arthritic conditions that cannot be addressed by conventional treatments. The regeneration of cartilage is expected to greatly improve the quality of daily life by facilitating joint movement and reducing pain. If you suffer from pain or limited movement due to arthritis, please consider this cutting-edge treatment option.
Number of treatments
Treatment can be performed as a single session or as a set of multiple sessions. In the case of arthropathy treatment, the treatment takes the form of stem cell injections directly into the affected area. Depending on the patient’s symptoms, a single administration may be appropriate, but it is also common to administer treatment in multiple sessions depending on the progression of symptoms. Regular follow-up and additional treatments may be recommended to maximize the effectiveness of therapy.
Chronic Pain
Regenerative Medicine Treatment for Chronic Pain
Regenerative medicine treatment for chronic pain is a new approach to address the root cause of pain and improve the patient’s quality of life.
What is Chronic Pain?
Chronic pain is pain that persists over a long period of time and significantly reduces quality of life. Chronic pain can be caused by a variety of factors, including nerve damage, muscle and joint inflammation, and even past injuries. This pain is usually not adequately relieved by conventional treatments, and many patients continue to live with the pain.
Regenerative Medicine Approach
Regenerative medicine for chronic pain is a treatment that aims to repair the tissues and nerves that cause pain. Regenerative medicine does more than simply suppress pain; it works on the underlying cause. We use the patient’s own stem cells to promote repair and regeneration of the tissue causing the pain.
Treatment Principles
Stem cells have the ability to repair damaged tissues and nerves. By injecting stem cells into the nerves and tissues that cause chronic pain, we expect to support regeneration in these areas and reduce pain at its root. In particular, the powerful anti-inflammatory properties of stem cells can reduce inflammation that causes pain and relieve symptoms.
Treatment Flow
Treatment begins with an initial consultation to assess the patient’s pain condition in detail. Stem cells are then harvested from the patient’s body and grown in culture. These proliferated stem cells are then injected into the area causing the pain to promote repair and regeneration. After treatment, the patient is monitored for changes in pain and additional treatments are performed as needed.
Treatment Possibilities and Benefits
Regenerative medicine offers new hope for many patients suffering from chronic pain. By working directly on the cause of the pain, the treatment aims to fundamentally improve symptoms. This is expected to reduce pain and increase the range of activities in daily life. If you suffer from chronic pain, this regenerative medicine may be the solution. Please contact our clinic for more information.
One-time treatment
For the treatment of chronic pain, only a one-time treatment is possible. In this case, depending on the patient’s condition and the progression of symptoms, a single administration of stem cells may be sufficient. In particular, for early-stage pain and mild symptoms, pain relief and symptom improvement may be seen after only one administration.
Treatment in sets of three
For greater efficacy, a set of three treatments is also recommended. In this case, the second and third doses are administered every month after the first dose, aiming for a long-term and sustained effect. A set of three treatments is appropriate for patients with chronic pain that has persisted for a long period of time or when more extensive pain relief is needed.
Depending on the patient’s symptoms and treatment goals, the best choice of only one treatment or a set of three treatments will be determined through a consultation with the physician.