How Stem Cells Can Treat Avascular Necrosis - Yale Medicine Explains

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  • Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024

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  • @Doktracy
    @Doktracy Месяц назад +1

    I had core decompression and autologous stem cells of both knees for AVN and it has allowed me to get out of a wheelchair and walk,show my Dobermans with light jogging and enjoy life for over 11 years. I’m now developing arthritis and will probably get joint replacement,Mets in the next year but I made it 11 years able to enjoy my life.

  • @Eli-oo7yk
    @Eli-oo7yk 3 месяца назад +5

    I’m 46 and was very active. I can no longer walk. I was a former opiate addict and I refuse to take pain medication. I don’t know what I’m gonna do. I don’t wanna die, but I can’t live like this the pain. Hasn’t affected my brain well horrible thoughts and ideas. I just feel like crawling into the woods and laying down and never get back up. I am a prisoner in this body and stuck in this house. I wish I could go to sleep and not wake up. Please say a prayer for me. I pray for anyone suffering with this my pain is is unbearable

    • @mookfaru835
      @mookfaru835 3 месяца назад

      To go Malaysia, They have state of the art medicine at 10th the cost of the USA, WITHOUT INSURANCE!!!

    • @mookfaru835
      @mookfaru835 3 месяца назад

      ruclips.net/video/P_vjqfxelxk/видео.html

  • @Doktracy
    @Doktracy Месяц назад

    Most doctors have no idea how incredibly painful this condition is. When my knees became affected it was the worst pain I’ve ever experienced,worse even than my broken neck and fractured tibia.

  • @ClaraYarbrough-gp7lf
    @ClaraYarbrough-gp7lf 4 месяца назад

    That was excellent information I have femur necrosis very painful.

  • @Sephiroth_knight
    @Sephiroth_knight Год назад +8

    This is amazing I've suffered from avn for 15 years plus, can I still be a candidate for this treatment

    • @JB-kk7vo
      @JB-kk7vo Год назад +2

      Mine 3 years. Do you limp when you walk and has a limited range of motion due to pain?

    • @Sephiroth_knight
      @Sephiroth_knight Год назад +2

      @JB Yeah, its definitely more prominent in cold 🥶 weather and if I've been walking for long periods of time. The worst though is driving in my bucket seats gosh 30 mins of driving and it feels like someone is stabbing me in the hip

    • @miguelrodriguez8260
      @miguelrodriguez8260 Год назад

      @@Sephiroth_knight15 years?! How have you managed? Have you had a hip replacement? Physical therapy? What stage are you? I was just diagnosed and I’m freaking out!

    • @SRV.77
      @SRV.77 11 месяцев назад +1

      ​@lamarchase2761 can your avn recover with the help of stem cell
      ....can u get stem cell

    • @Sephiroth_knight
      @Sephiroth_knight 11 месяцев назад

      @SRV.77 honestly I've never looked into it stem cells, ive always wanted too, but figured that's above my pay grade or it's for the rich like Joe rogan and untill I hit the lotto or get that bag I'm out of luck

  • @MattyRouter
    @MattyRouter 24 дня назад

    Ok,how much??

  • @sandycastles7105
    @sandycastles7105 3 месяца назад

    Wow! Encouraging
    News, This Is.

  • @achikehperpetua3312
    @achikehperpetua3312 2 года назад +2

    Please how can I connect with you?

  • @frankoddi9551
    @frankoddi9551 9 месяцев назад

    Does it work for knees and shoulders too

  • @ramonwhosendorfe811
    @ramonwhosendorfe811 11 месяцев назад

    Does your procedure work at all phases of hip joint or just early phases.

  • @omstygomsty
    @omstygomsty Год назад +1

    Can this technique also be used to regenerate the cartilage on the hip joint? Are there any research papers I can view on Google scholar detailing your research please?

    • @gaylandbarney2231
      @gaylandbarney2231 Год назад +1

      my question also , but it looks like they don't care enough to monitor .......

    • @thisisme7984
      @thisisme7984 Год назад

      @gaylandbarney2231 From 95% pain for a out 15 years to 95% pain free after one treatment . That's my experience for my hip. Cryovida in Guadalajara is where I went. 50mln in the joint, 50mln sacrum and 50mln IV

  • @crev1018
    @crev1018 Год назад +2

    Has anyone tried this for AVN?

  • @kathleendonahue5955
    @kathleendonahue5955 2 года назад +1

    Where can I get this treatment?
    I’ve lived with this for 2 years with my shoulder
    I have MS and doctors never followed up with me after I broke my shoulder in 2020😢
    Can I do this because the orthopedist want me to go into a rehab center aka nursing home to heal .
    Frankly that’s where so many have gone and then never be seen again so I am 53 years old and just because I have MS and balance issues I don’t want to prematurely go there although maybe the medical system does want me there I don’t know anymore actually

    • @chriscon818
      @chriscon818 Год назад +1

      Those stints are the worst…. Modern day mental hospital. The likelihood that you will get sicker in there is high.

    • @thisisme7984
      @thisisme7984 Год назад +1

      Cryovida Guadalajara is where I went. Heading there this week actually

    • @thisisme7984
      @thisisme7984 Год назад

      For shoulders they recommend 10ml cells. Total trip and hotel coats should be under $5000 . I went to cryovida for my hip. 50mln cells and 50mln in my sacrum and 50mln IV. The IV took some pain away immediately and the hip injection took 80% of the pain away within a week and I'm 95% pain free still almost 2 years later . Doing that and getting on TRT allowed me to get back in the gym consistently now for about 1 year.

    • @AdvancellsThePowertoCure
      @AdvancellsThePowertoCure 4 месяца назад

      We hope you are doing better almost 1 year after your comment. There are available alternative treatment options, allowing you to manage your condition. You can research regenerative medicine in which you will be able to see how stem cells and exosomes are being used in a combination to help manage several conditions, including MS. Highly recommend you check it out before going to a nursing home.

    • @mookfaru835
      @mookfaru835 3 месяца назад

      To go Malaysia, They have state of the art medicine at 10th the cost of the USA, WITHOUT INSURANCE!!! ruclips.net/video/P_vjqfxelxk/видео.html

  • @markostanic9442
    @markostanic9442 Год назад +2

    Can I drink alcohol after stem cell therapy for Hip?

    • @virtual_livilng
      @virtual_livilng Год назад

      Seriously?

    • @markostanic9442
      @markostanic9442 Год назад

      @@virtual_livilng yes. Because alcohol dehydrating Jour joints and looks Like kiling your stem cells injected into joint.

  • @brookeluce9772
    @brookeluce9772 4 месяца назад +1

    If anyone is reading this I desperately need advise please! My husband has AVN, we have no insurance an little money. I've been trying to reach out to anyone who has advise on financial assistance, or etc. We are a six person family and he is the support of our family and children. I'm just crushed right now and feel lost. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thank you

    • @mookfaru835
      @mookfaru835 3 месяца назад

      To go Malaysia, They have state of the art medicine at 10th the cost of the USA, WITHOUT INSURANCE!!!

    • @mookfaru835
      @mookfaru835 3 месяца назад

      ruclips.net/video/P_vjqfxelxk/видео.html

    • @teresanewman7809
      @teresanewman7809 Месяц назад

      Is there a Cleveland clinic in your area? They have a financial assistance program that will cover uninsured people.

    • @kuldippabla
      @kuldippabla Месяц назад

      If u want to do Total hip replacement, then you can visit India, it will be more affordable and good orthopaedic surgeons.

  • @speedingAtI94
    @speedingAtI94 Год назад

    how will this fix the lack of blood supply to the femoral head? It sounds like core decompression followed by bone marrow injection. But is there any evidence that this leads to regeneration of the blood vessels? It seems like an implausible task since the blood vessels are routed specifically from below the femoral head into it through the cervical region. I have heard of this type of procedure before. It might work through some mysterious ways almost like black magic.

    • @AdvancellsThePowertoCure
      @AdvancellsThePowertoCure 4 месяца назад

      There is a process called angiogenesis, in which stem cells help provide an environment where blood vessels can be formed. I am attaching a paper that talks about blood vessel formation for cardiac conditions but similar things happen when stem cells help build blood vessels. doi: 10.1152/ajpheart.00726.2015

  • @kinanahhajar2157
    @kinanahhajar2157 Год назад

    Hello! I am interested in knowing if this type of treatment is available in the Turkey or the Arab countries. If anyone can help i would be so grateful.

    • @muhammetyasar8054
      @muhammetyasar8054 6 месяцев назад

      Türkiyede mevcut.

    • @muhammetyasar8054
      @muhammetyasar8054 6 месяцев назад

      I will have this surgery in 3 days. Konya private Farabi hospital PROF. Dr. Mr. Mehmet ARAZI. I don't know what the outcome will be. I hope I get better. Stay well.

  • @chriscon818
    @chriscon818 Год назад

    Ok. My arm bone died after many surgeries. They replaced it with my fibula because it has a blood supply but it’s taking a long time (estimated year) to heal. Well this had that bone heal faster? What about my elbow that has bone growing around the joint, effectively ruining the joint. Can this help my elbow?

  • @pawsitivenooz
    @pawsitivenooz Год назад +1

    This is why YOGA helps a huge help, because it allows the blood to reach places it did not

    • @kbro7484
      @kbro7484 9 месяцев назад +1

      How is yoga helping blood flow through its vessels to the femoral head?

    • @TheShiftyKobold
      @TheShiftyKobold 5 месяцев назад

      @@kbro7484 Hyperbaric will. Find yourself a hyperbaric place after the procedure and you should be good i'd bet. That's what i did, and im healing well. Im honestly feeling better than i have in a decade

  • @JesusisLord78
    @JesusisLord78 Год назад

    Is this true

  • @elmarmammadov5566
    @elmarmammadov5566 Год назад

    Did it 20 days ago

    • @dudleysquibbles6366
      @dudleysquibbles6366 Год назад

      How’d it go?

    • @elmarmammadov5566
      @elmarmammadov5566 Год назад

      @@dudleysquibbles6366 it is almost 40th day. but still have some pain in both hip. Actually pains started after 30 day. before there was no any pain. I am not walking and I am still using crutch if I must walk. So there is no full weight on hips yet. even like that I have pain

    • @ajitdighe8434
      @ajitdighe8434 Год назад

      ​@@elmarmammadov5566how are you now??

    • @saharalaji
      @saharalaji Год назад +2

      @elmarmammadov5566
      How it’s going now, where did you do it and how much was the cost

    • @ShoyaZen-bw8ju
      @ShoyaZen-bw8ju Год назад

      ​@@elmarmammadov5566I'm 23 when I was 17 my hip stared to wear I'm in continuous pain from 18 to today my life has been changed from last 6 year a sport person to saying no to football, a top student to take gaps between school and college and not doing good, a runner to limp, doctors tried to save hip joint but now it's damaged and far from to save , I have finally take decision to hip replacement but I heard about this stem cell therapy it's convenient but is it legit or not I mean I have so much left to pending and I don't want any further delay to hip replacement but if there are results I'll want to give it chance can you please give me your follow up? How's going there? Is it legit? Please reply....

  • @kevinfitzgerald7474
    @kevinfitzgerald7474 Месяц назад

    Stem cells can repair everything in the body. The medical system is being very vague, and should be offering stem cells for people in desperate need to get better, and not told nothing can be done.