Respiratory Conditions
Respiratory Conditions
The prevalence of respiratory conditions varies based on several external and internal factors. Something as Studies conducted in 2016 concluded that approximately 8.4% of the American population suffers from Asthma and more than 16 million American’s living with COPD.
The team of experts at Cords of Revitalization treat respiratory conditions with stem cell therapy solutions. Asthma and COPD can greatly limit your physical capabilities and incidentally, affect your quality of life. Stem cell therapy aims to reverse the damage done to your lungs and relieve inflammation, ultimately restoring your breathing capacity.
Respiratory Conditions Treated With Stem Cell Therapy
Asthma
The most common inflammatory disorder is bronchial asthma caused by hyperreactivity of the bronchial pathways. You experience asthma and asthmatic attacks when the mechanism that controls the constriction of the bronchial tubes is too reactive to airborne particles, allergens, and activity. This inhibits your breathing and limits the amount of oxygen that can be passed through your lungs. This is a condition that can become chronic if the condition persists or it can crop up in temporary bouts of asthma.
The stem cells used at the Cords of Revitalization clinic possess powerful anti-inflammatory properties that can reduce the constrictive effects of asthma, while also providing regenerative effects to rebuild damaged or deteriorated bronchial tissues.
Treating Asthma With Stem Cell Therapy
Even under severe bronchial asthma, stem cell therapy contributes to the regeneration of lung tissue, which reduces the frequency and severity of asthma attacks. Stem cell therapy provides a secondary benefit to patients with asthma as it increases resistance to colds and infectious respiratory diseases. It reduces the allergic response of the organism to allergens including house dust, animal dander, pollen, and foods.
- Reduced chance of any immune and allergic reactions
- No need for general anesthesia.
COPD
COPD is a common condition that mainly affects middle-aged or older adults who smoke. Many people do not realize they have it. The breathing problems tend to get gradually worse over time and can limit your normal activities, although treatment can help keep the condition under control. The main issues associated with COPD include:
Emphysema – damage to the air sacs in the lungs
Chronic bronchitis – long-term inflammation of the airways
Symptoms of COPD
- Increasing breathlessness, particularly when you're active
- Persistent cough with phlegm –often mistaken as a "smoker's cough"
- Prone to lung infections
- Chronic wheezing
Without treatment, the symptoms usually get progressively worse, although sporadic episodes may occur which bring on more aggressive symptoms.
Treating COPD with Stem Cell Therapy
When trying to treat COPD, there are certain areas of the lungs that need to be repaired in order to restore working function. You are likely suffering from one or more of the following changes in the lungs and airways:
- The air sacs and airways lose their elasticity
- The walls of the air sacs are damaged
- The airways become thickened and inflamed
- The airways are clogged with mucus
These changes reduce the amount of air flowing into and out of the lungs, depriving the body of much-needed oxygen and making it increasingly harder to breathe. Stem cells may benefit people with COPD by:
- Reducing inflammation, preventing further damage
- Replacing damaged or dying tissues
- Stimulating the regrowth of capillaries, critical for proper lung function
What to Expect From Respiratory Stem Cell Therapy
- Improvement of breathing
- Improvement in shortness of breath
- Increased athletic performance, not dependant on inhalers
- Improvement of walking and running
- Improvement in quality of life
- Prevention of pulmonary infections
- prevention of cachexia
- prevention of edema
Number of sessions: 1 session, repeated every 6 months or every year
Respiratory Condition Stem Cell Treatment in Mexicali, Mexico
If you have suffered from chronic respiratory issues or have noticed breathing issues that you are concerned may develop into one, reach out to the specialists at the Cords of Revitalization clinic today to arrange a consultation! Our team of experts can assess your condition and determine the best therapy for you! Call our office or schedule a consultation online today!
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