The Stem Cell Treatment for Motor Neuron Disease

The Stem Cell Treatment for Motor Neuron Disease
Motor neuron disease, or MND, refers to a fetal neurodegenerative disease which is involved in a progressive deteriorating process.
The symptoms of motor neuron disease, such as the degeneration of primarily the lower and upper motor neurons, can lead to the weakness of multiple muscles.
Available traditional therapies for motor neuron disease indeed can manage the condition in a way, but they may also trigger potential risk concerns such as side effects and infections.
The stem cell treatment, which completely overcomes most of the disadvantages of traditional therapies, specifically focuses on repairing the impaired the motor neurons and tissues in the brain and spinal cord to restore their normal functions, fundamentally reversing the damage in a way.

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Respiratory Related Life-threatening Associative Conditions of Cerebral Palsy

Respiratory Related Life-threatening Associative Conditions of Cerebral Palsy

Respiratory Related Life-threatening Associative Conditions of Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy can trigger a great many respiratory related life-threatening associative conditions, particularly for those who experience more than one for a prolonged period of time, including:

• Bronchiolitis
• Asthma
• Pneumonia
• Lung infection
• Vitamin deficiency
• Chronic lung disease
• Undernourishment and malnutrition
• Respiratory distress syndromes, or RDS
• Bronchopulmonary dysplasia
• Weakened immune system
• Choking
• Chronic pulmonary aspiration
• Bowel obstruction
• Respiratory failure
• Heart trouble

Currently, cerebral palsy is still incurable all over the world, but the stem cell transplantation can significantly manage the symptoms and associated complications.

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The Stem Cell Transplantation for Cerebral Palsy

The Stem Cell Transplantation for Cerebral Palsy

The Stem Cell Transplantation for Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy, or CP, is a term used to describe a neurologic disease dominantly appears in infants, toddlers, and children throughout the world.
Currently, cerebral palsy is still incurable. And, traditional therapies for cerebral palsy, always accompany multiple security concerns, such as immunologic rejection, side effects, and infections.
Is there some kind of new alternative?
Yes, there is.
The stem cell transplantation, which involves no surgery and medicine, specifically focuses on repairing the tissues and neurons in the brain and spinal cord damaged by cerebral palsy to restore tier normal functions, fundamentally reversing the condition.

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Emotional and Special Cognitive Difficulties in Patients with ALS

Emotional and Special Cognitive Difficulties in Patients with ALS

Emotional and Special Cognitive Difficulties in Patients with ALS
Once an individual is diagnosed with ALS, the severe and progressive neurologic disease, he or she will notice many changes covering many aspects in himself or herself, gradually, form subtle to obvious.
As the disease develops, individuals will experience many symptoms gradually. For instance, according to the related study and clinical observation, quite a lot of them will experience emotional and special cognitive difficulties, such as:

• Depression
• Maladaptive social behavior
• Involuntary crying or laughing
• Impaired executive function

Currently, ALS is still incurable all over the world, but the stem cell therapy can tremendously relieve its symptoms and associated complications.

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Main Facts about Parkinson’s Disease

Main Facts about Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s disease, a neurodegenerative disorder caused by loss of dopamine- producing brain cells, can lead to gradual deterioration of motor functions.
Parkinson’s disease has primary symptoms such as impaired balance, tremor, slowness and stiffness, and secondary symptoms, including dementia, anxiety and depression.
Throughout the world, Parkinson’s disease mainly appears in individuals who are 60 years old or older with more men than women.
There is no specific test can provide precise outcome when you have a diagnosis, and currently, there is no specific cure for Parkinson’s disease.
With proper treatment, such as the stem cell transplantation, most individuals with Parkinson’s disease can live a longer life with a productive life quality.

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How to Help a Child Cope with Cerebral Palsy

How to Help a Child Cope with Cerebral Palsy

How to Help a Child Cope with Cerebral Palsy
Watching our child struggle with cerebral palsy, so many times, we can’t help asking ourselves” what we can do for him or her”. Then, how to help a child cope with cerebral palsy?
In fact, there are some ways a parent can help a child cope with conditions accompanying cerebral palsy, such as:
Show your consideration for his or her struggles
Express pride in his or her achievements
Seek out new learning opportunities for him or her
Ask him or her to express his or her frustrations or feelings
Make sure he or she has adequate opportunities for social interaction
Avoid circumstances which would lead to isolation
Show interest in his or her achievements, and provide a positive feedback on time
Currently, cerebral palsy is still incurable throughout the world, but the stem cell transplantation can significantly relieve the symptoms and associated complications.

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Infectious Skin Conditions for Children with Cerebral Palsy

Infectious Skin Conditions for Children with Cerebral Palsy

Infectious Skin Conditions for Children with Cerebral Palsy
For children with cerebral palsy, the brain damage formed during their early years of life may inflict many severe consequences, making them vulnerable to some risk factors, among which, infectious skin conditions, a result of constant irritation, genetic predisposition, vitamin deficiencies, poor hygiene, nutritional deficiencies and exposure to contagions, are particularly common.
Generally, there are mainly four forms of infectious skin conditions, including viral, fungal, parasitic and bacterial type.
Cerebral palsy is still incurable throughout the world by now, but the stem cell treatment, a therapy on the basis of the advanced biotechnology related to stem cells, can significantly relieve its symptoms and associated complications.

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Signs of Cognitive Impairments in Cerebral Palsy

Signs of Cognitive Impairments in Cerebral Palsy

Signs of Cognitive Impairments in Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy, or CP as we call, refers to neurological disease favors children, or even infants all over the global.
For children with cerebral palsy, cognitive impairments are quite common among them. Then , how do we know that they are experiencing cognitive impairments in cerebral palsy?
Signs that a child may have cognitive impairments, including:

• Trouble speaking
• Difficulty in learning, literacy challenges
• Aversion to physical interaction
• Difficulty in focusing, such as prone to distraction
• Outbursts of temper
• Anxiety or depression
• Inability to process information, and express thoughts quickly
• Delayed language development
• Trouble in responding to others due to reduced brain plasticity
• Inability to recognize noises
• Shortened memory span
• Trouble in interpreting sensory demands

Currently, cerebral palsy can’t be cured completely throughout the world, but the stem cell treatment can tremendously relive the symptoms and associated complications.

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Breathing Difficulties for Individuals with ALS

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Breathing Difficulties for Individuals with ALS
ALS, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, refers to a progressive neurologic disease which can cause severe breathing difficulties.
According to the related clinical observations, for different people, the symptoms related to breathing difficulties they experience caused by ALS can vary tremendously.
Symptoms to consider:

• Difficulty in lying flat
• Fatigue
• Air hunger with or without activities
• Waking up in the morning with fuzzy headed feeling or a headache
• Frequent insomnia
• Frequent sighing or yawning during the day

ALS can’t be cured throughout the world currently, but the stem cell transplantation can significantly curb the symptoms and associated complications to improve the condition.

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Common Risk Factors of Cerebral Palsy

Common Risk Factors of Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy, or CP, refers to a neurologic disease which mainly affects little children, or even infants, becoming a medical difficulty in the international medical community as it is still incurable.
According to related research and clinical observation, there are many factors which significantly increase the risk of developing cerebral palsy, and what are they?

• Birth asphyxia
• Complication at birth
• Infection
• Intrauterine growth restriction
• Multiple births and infertility drugs

Currently, there is no cure for cerebral palsy, but the stem cell transplantation, a therapy for cerebral palsy on the basis of the unique features of stem cells, can significantly manage the symptoms and associated complications.

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What is not Affected by Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

What is not Affected by Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, refers to a progressive neurological disease which generally occurs among the alders with more men than women.
ALS can severely affect an individual’s daily life, causing huge difficulties and challenges. However, ALS definitely does not affect everything, then, what is not affected by ALS?
Sensory parts of the nervous system are not affected
Sexual desire and emotional feelings
Intellect generally does not change
Bladder and bowel functions generally remain normal
Currently, ALS still can’t be cured throughout the world, but the stem cell transplantation can significantly control the condition.

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What other Conditions Resemble Parkinson’s Disease

What other Conditions Resemble Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s disease, particularly at its early stages, can resemble multiple conditions with Parkinson-like symptoms, including progressive supranuclear palsy, head trauma, stroke, multiple system atrophy, inflammation of the brain, motor neuron disease, and corticobasal degeneration. During the prognosis of Parkinson’s disease, to rule out those conditions, it will involve a time-consuming process with multiple complicated tests.
Currently, Parkinson’s disease is still incurable throughout the world by now; however, the stem cell transplantation, a biomedical approach on the basis of one of the most advanced medical technologies---the stem cell technology, can significantly manage the condition.

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How do Symptoms of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Progress

How do Symptoms of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Progress
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS as we call, refers to a progressive neurologic disease.
Clinically, the symptoms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis generally progressively develop with direction of getting worse over time. For instance, symptoms may initially affect just one leg or arm, and then just spread to the whole body.
Symptoms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis may develop as followings:

• Breathing becomes worse
• Mobility, such as walking, typically becomes worse
• Swallowing and eating become more and more difficult
• Doing tasks involving the use of hands and arms becomes more and more difficult
• Coughing and sneezing become weaker and weaker

Currently, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis can’t be cured, but the stem cell therapy can significantly manage the condition.

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How is Motor Neuron Disease Diagnosed

How is Motor Neuron Disease Diagnosed
Motor neuron disease, or MND, is a progressive neurological disease. Currently, throughout the world, there is yet no specific diagnosis for motor neuron disease. And a diagnosis for motor neuron disease generally takes very much time, and is quite complicated, just to exclude othe possibilities, such as Parkinson’s disease.
Right now, during a diagnosis for motor neuron disease, following tests can be advised:

• Nerve conduction studies
• Transcranial magnetic stimulation, or TMS
• Electromyography, or EMG
• Blood test

Right now, motor neuron disease is still incurable throughout the world; however, the stem cell treatment can significantly manage the condition to make your quality of life better.

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Life Expectancy of Individuals with Lou Gehrig’s Disease

Life Expectancy of Individuals with Lou Gehrig’s Disease
Lou Gehrig’s disease, often called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, refers to a severe and progressive neurologic disorder which mainly appears in adults with more men than women.
At present, throughout the global, there is yet no specific and standard cure for Lou Gehrig’s disease. According to related statistics, the average life expectancy of an individual with Lou Gehrig’s disease is 2 to 5 years from the diagnosis, but it can vary greatly among different people due to many reasons, and here are some statistics:
More than half of individuals with Lou Gehrig’s disease live just about three years
Twenty percent live about 5 years
Ten percent live about 10 years
Only five percent can live more than 20 years
Currently, we have found that the stem cell transplantation can significantly manage the condition to prolong the life expectancy of individuals with Lou Gehrig’s disease. Will you give it a try?

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Homecare for Individuals with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Homecare for Individuals with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, is a fetal and progressive neurological disorder. Once an individual begins to lose muscle functions, he or she should begin to care himself or herself at home.
As the disorder develops, individuals with ALS become more and more dependent on their caregivers.
The medical care team may include specialist physician, speech and communication therapist, primary care provider, nurses, social workers, physical therapist, nutritionist, and respiratory therapist.
Home health aids
Caregivers such as relatives or the spouses will bear the major responsibility for daily life.
Currently, ALS can’t be cured throughout the world; however, the stem cell transplantation can significantly improve the condition. Will you give a try?

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Secondary Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease

Secondary Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease
Due to many reasons such as individual difference and variety in severity, symptoms of Parkinson’s disease individuals experience can be different. For some symptoms are not that universal, or course, secondary symptoms we can call, are as followings:

• Depression
• Urinary urgency or frequency
• Skin problems
• Constipation
• Diminished sense of smell
• Excessive salivation and difficulties in swallowing
• Insecurity, anxiety, and stress
• Increased sweating
• Monotone voice, quieter, slowed speech
• Dementia, memory loss and confusion

Currently, Parkinson’s disease can be cured throughout the world; however, the stem cell transplantation can significantly control the symptoms and associated complications to prolong the lifespan of an individual and improve the life quality.

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Individuals with Motor Neuron Disease may Need Aids or Equipment for Many Reasons

Individuals with Motor Neuron Disease may Need Aids or Equipment for Many Reasons
In daily life, individuals with motor neuron disease, due to difficulties in walking, swallowing, breathing, and speaking they experience caused by the disease, may need assistance to complete daily tasks and activities, such as personal care, including going to the toilet and showering, walking and moving about etc.
Currently, there is no specific cure for motor neuron disease; however, the stem cell transplantation, a medical approach based on the impressive features of stem cells, or the original beings for human beings and animals, can significantly control the condition to improve the quality of life, as well as prolong the life expectancy.

For more details about motor neuron disease and its treatment, please whatsapp to +86-18611202625 or send E-mail to stemcellprc@gmail.com.

The Diagnosis for Parkinson’s Disease

The Diagnosis for Parkinson’s Disease

The Diagnosis for Parkinson’s Disease
Currently, throughout the world, there is no specific and standard diagnosis for Parkinson’s disease yet. Clinically, to rule out other conditions with Parkinson’s disease like symptoms, such as motor neuron disease, a diagnosis for Parkinson’s disease can be quite time-consuming and complicated. However, in some conditions, a relatively accurate diagnosis for Parkinson’s disease is more likely, and they include:

• At least two of the three primary symptoms including muscle rigidity, slowness and tremor at rest are present
• Symptoms have been significantly improved
• Symptoms are not because of secondary causes, like medication, or stroke in the location which controls movement
• The onset of the symptoms started on one side of the individual’s body

Currently, Parkinson’s disease can’t be cured; however, the stem cell transplantation can significantly manage the symptoms and its associated complications, which improve the life quality and prolong the life expectancy of the patient. 

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Slowness of Movement in Parkinson’s Disease

Slowness of Movement in Parkinson’s Disease
For individuals with Parkinson’s disease, they will generally experience many symptoms, such as slowness of movement, namely, daily activities such as preparing meals, writing, and getting dressed may progressively become more and more difficult, so does expression because facial muscles are affected. In addition, difficulties in speech and swallowing may also appear, and in the direction of becoming deteriorating.
Currently, there is no specific and standard cure for Parkinson’s disease all over the world; however, the stem cell transplantation, an advanced medical approach completely different from any previous traditional therapy for Parkinson’s disease, can significantly manage the symptoms and associated complications to improve the quality of life, as well as prolong the life expectancy.

For more details about Parkinson’s disease and its treatment, please send E-mail to stemcellcenter@hotmail.com, or visit http://www.cellscenterchina.com/.

Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease

Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease

Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s disease, which has multiple symptoms similar to those of motor neuron disease, is also a progressive neurological disease, just like motor neuron disease.
Then, what are symptoms of Parkinson’s disease?
Currently, the specific causes of Parkinson’s disease are still not identified, but, depending on decades of research and clinical observations, we have found that the most common symptoms, in a short, are as followings:

• Tremor
• Slowness of movement
• Instability
• Rigidity

Also like motor neuron disease, Parkinson’s disease is incurable all over the world right now, however, the stem cell treatment, described as a revolutionary therapy for Parkinson’s disease by the international medical community, can tremendously control the condition and prolong the life expectancy of an individual.

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Can Parkinson’s Disease be Prevented

Can Parkinson’s Disease be Prevented

Can Parkinson’s Disease be Prevented
Currently, many researchers and scientists in the international medical community believe that Parkinson’s disease is triggered by a complicated combination of exposure to environment factors such as trauma, toxins, and illness and genetic susceptibility; however, as the exact causes of Parkinson’s disease is still not identified, Parkinson’s disease is basically at present not preventable.
Parkinson’s disease, lots of whose symptoms are similar to those of motor neuron disease, is still incurable currently. And the therapies to manage the condition are quite few. However, the stem cell transplantation, described as a revolutionary therapy for Parkinson’s disease by the international medical community, can significantly manage the condition and prolong the life expectancy of an individual.

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Classification Systems for Cerebral Palsy

Classification Systems for Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy, or CP, a neurological disorder due to damage to the brain during an individual’s early years, can be classified as different forms through different classification systems for cerebral palsy.
Currently, the most common classification systems for cerebral palsy are as followings:
Classification of cerebral palsy base on motor function
Classification of cerebral palsy based on severity level
Classification of cerebral palsy based on gross motor function classification system
Currently, throughout the world, there is yet no specific and standard cure for cerebral palsy, however, the stem cell transplantation, an advanced treatment for cerebral palsy completely different from any previous traditional one, can tremendously manage the condition.

For more details about cerebral palsy and its treatment, please send E-mail to stemcellcenter@hotmail.com, or visit http://www.cellscenterchina.com/.

What are Risk Factors for Motor Neuron Disease

What are Risk Factors for Motor Neuron Disease
A risk factor can increase an individual’s risk of developing motor neuron disease, currently, common risk factors are as followings:
Heredity
Where you live
Age
Professional football
Sex
Military experience
Smoking
Exposure to pesticides
Exposure to some chemicals, like formaldehyde
Head injuries, particularly repeated ones
A diet which is very high in fat
Currently, throughout the world, there is no specific cure for motor neuron disease, but the stem cell transplantation, described as a revolutionary treatment for motor neuron disease, can tremendously control the condition and prolong the life expectancy of an individual.

For further details about motor neuron disease and its treatment, please send E-mail to stemcellcenter@hotmail.com, or visit http://www.cellscenterchina.com/.

Something about Parkinson’s Disease

Something about Parkinson’s Disease
According to the relevant statistics, the incidence of Parkinson’s disease steeps sharply from 17.4 out of 100000 individual years between 50 and 59 years of the age to 93.1 out of 100000 individual years between 70 and 79 years of the age.
Clinically, common risk factors of Parkinson’s disease are as followings:
A few studies have suggested that people who are born in the spring have a higher incidence of Parkinson’s disease
Pesticide exposure
Increasing prevalence with age
Slightly more common in men than women
Currently, Parkinson’s disease can be cured; however, the stem cell therapy can significantly manage the condition and improve the quality of life.

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How can Motor Neuron Disease be Classified

How can Motor Neuron Disease be Classified
Clinically, according to whether the progressive degeneration affects lower motor neurons, upper motor neurons, or the both, or, whether it is sporadic or inherited, motor neuron disease can be classified as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), primary lateral sclerosis (PLS), progressive muscular atrophy (PMA), and the mixed form.
Depending on the type of motor neuron disease an individual experiences, the displaying symptoms and associated complications can be various, so does the severity of the condition.
Currently, throughout the world, there is yet no standard or specific cure for motor neuron disease, however, the stem cell transplantation, an advanced biomedical approach described as a revolutionary therapy for motor neuron disease, can tremendously control the condition.

For more details about motor neuron disease and its treatment, please send E-mail to stemcellcenter@hotmail.com, or visit http://www.cellscenterchina.com/.

The Causes of Pain and Discomfort in Motor Neuron Disease

For individuals with motor neuron disease, most of them will experience pain and discomfort triggered by the disease, such as complications of muscle stiffness, weakness, and immobility. By now, specific causes of pain and discomfort in motor neuron disease are still not be identified, but though several decades of research and clinical observations and treatments, we have found some common ones, including:

Constipation

Spasticity

Impaired circulation

Muscle cramps

Shoulder joint damage during assisted transfers

Dependent oedema

Passive injury to joints when related controlling muscles are weak

Maintain spinal posture and loss of muscular control to stabilize large joints

Right now, all over the global, there is no cure for motor neuron disease; however, the stem cell treatment can significantly prevent the condition from worsening, or even improve the condition in a way.

For more details about motor neuron disease and its treatment, please send E-mail to stemcellcenter@hotmail.com, or visit http://www.cellscenterchina.com/

Possible Causes of Motor Neuron Disease

Possible Causes of Motor Neuron Disease
Currently, the international medical community still has not figured out completely what cause motor neuron disease, but through decades of research and clinical observations, it has identified some possible causes of motor neuron disease, including:
Aggregates
Glutamate
Mitochondria
Cell disruption
Glia cells
Toxic waste
Lack of nutrients
With the research to motor neuron disease goes to deeper, I believe more and more causes of motor neuron disease will be identified in the future.
At present, all over the world, motor neuron disease can’t be cured; however, the stem cell transplantation, an medical approach based on the unique features of stem cells, or the mother cells of human body called by the international medical community, can tremendously manage the symptoms and associated complications to improve the overall condition fundamentally in a way.

For more details about motor neuron disease and its treatment, please send E-mail to stemcellcenter@hotmail.com, or visit http://www.cellscenterchina.com/.

Less Common Risk Factors of Motor Neuron Disease

Less Common Risk Factors of Motor Neuron Disease
Relevant research has identified some common risk factors of motor neuron disease as sex, age, professional football, military service experience, places people live, heredity etc. However, there are also some risk factors which are not that common, but should also catch our attention, and they are as followings:
Exposure to some chemicals, like formaldehyde
Smoking
Exposure to pesticides
Head injuries, particularly repeated ones
A diet which is quite high in fat
Currently, throughout the global, there is no specific and standard cure for motor neuron disease; however, the stem cell transplantation, a therapy based on the features of stem cells, can tremendously manage the condition.

For further details about motor neuron disease and its treatment, please send E-mail to stemcellcenter@hotmail.com, or visit http://www.cellscenterchina.com/.

Advanced Symptoms of Motor Neuron Disease

Advanced Symptoms of Motor Neuron Disease
Motor neuron disease, or MND, is an incurable and severe neurological disorder all over the world. Clinically, the disorder’s symptoms progress in a negative direction, namely, the condition of an individual with motor neuron disease deteriorates over time.
During the advanced stages, the symptoms, most of which are rather obvious, are as followings:

• Muscle spasms
• Muscle weakness
• Excessive yawning
• Pain
• Breathing difficulties
• Saliva problems
• Emotional changes
• Difficulties in swallowing and speaking
• Changes to mental abilities

Currently, clinically, to control the condition of motor neuron disease, available choices are not that many, and most of them just temporarily work. However, the stem cell therapy, a therapy completely different from those conventional ones, can tremendously prevent the symptoms from advancing, improve the quality of life, as well as prolong the life expectancy.

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How Many Types of Cerebral Palsy are There

How Many Types of Cerebral Palsy are There
Currently, clinically, cerebral palsy is generally classified as four types, which are spastic cerebral palsy, dyskinetic or athetoid cerebral palsy, ataxic cerebral palsy and mixed cerebral palsy respectively. The type of cerebral palsy that takes place depends on which part of the brain is affected. Among them, spastic cerebral palsy is the most common type.
Currently, cerebral palsy is still incurable all over the world, and what we can do is trying our best to contain the symptoms and associated complications through available therapies, among which, the stem cell therapy is definitely the most impressive one.

For more details about cerebral palsy and its treatment, please send E-mail to stemcellcenter@hotmail.com, or visit http://www.cellscenterchina.com/.

Complications Individuals with Motor Neuron Disease may Experience

Complications Individuals with Motor Neuron Disease may Experience
Clinically, there are many associated complications of motor neuron disease, which, along with symptoms, can inflict huge difficulties and challenges to individuals with this disease. Just like symptoms of motor neuron disease, associated complications also are different in different stages of the disease. Common associated complications are as followings:
Constipation
Depression
Respiratory failure and death
Complications of immobility
Pneumonia due to aspiration or infection
Cognitive deterioration
Urinary tract infections
Attendant and immobility disability
Cramping and spasticity of muscles
Loss of the ability to speak and communicate with others
Currently, motor neuron disease can’t be cured, but the stem cell transplantation, an advanced medical approach on the basis of the impressive features of stem cells, can offer you a new choice to live better.

For more details about motor neuron disease and its treatment, please send E-mail to stemcellcenter@hotmail.com, or visit http://www.cellscenterchina.com/.

A Multidisciplinary Team for Motor Neuron Disease

A Multidisciplinary Team for Motor Neuron Disease
Currently, throughout the world, motor neuron disease can’t be cured, and a proper and comprehensive treatment plan generally involves a multidisciplinary team consisting of many specialists with expertise in different fields, such as a neurologist, a palliative care specialist, an occupational therapist, a social worker, a specialist nurse, a speech and language therapist, and a physiotherapist.
In addition, for a treatment plan, the priority is to find a treatment which can fundamentally manage the condition first. The stem cell transplantation is the most impressive one.
Through the cooperation of yourself and those specialists, I believe your condition will be tremendously improved.

For more details about motor neuron disease and its treatment, please send E-mail to stemcellcenter@hotmail.com, or visit http://www.cellscenterchina.com/.

For a Diagnosis for Motor Neuron Disease, What to Expect from Your Doctor

For a Diagnosis for Motor Neuron Disease, What to Expect from Your Doctor
During a diagnosis for motor neuron disease, initially, the family doctor generally will carefully learn your signs and symptoms from your description, and then review your family medical history; then, your neurologist generally will conduct a series of physical and neurological tests and examinations, including:
Balance
Reflexes
Coordination
Muscle strength
Senses of sight and touch
Muscle tone
Currently, there is no cure for motor neuron disease; however, the stem cell transplantation, a therapy for motor neuron disease completely different from the previous traditional ones, can significantly mange the condition in a way.

For more details about motor neuron disease and its treatment, please send E-mail to stemcellcenter@hotmail.com, or visit http://www.cellscenterchina.com/.

Lack of Nutrients in Individuals with Motor Neuron Disease

Lack of Nutrients in Individuals with Motor Neuron Disease
Just like any other living tissue, motor neurons also need a regular supply of nutrients. Related research has demonstrated that to maintain the normal functions, motor neurons receive nutrients from a group of proteins called neurotrophic factors. For individuals with motor neuron disease,
neurotrophic factors are not produced in the normal way. In addition, apart motor neurons, all other kinds of cells in the patients’ body suffer from lacking of nutrients in different levels due to symptoms such as difficulties in swallowing, drinking, and digesting individuals with motor neuron disease generally experience.
Currently, there is no standard treatment to cure motor neuron disease completely; however, the stem cell transplantation can significantly manage the condition.

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Points to Think about Motor Neuron Disease

Points to Think about Motor Neuron Disease
Motor neuron disease, or MND, is a fetal, progressive neurologic disease. For motor neuron disease, there are some points should be thought about, including:
Many individuals with motor neuron disease don’t experience behavior and cognitive changes
Motor neuron disease is severe, even kind of horrible, but there are lots of available therapy and medical assistance, such as the stem cell therapy, which can provide proper management of its symptoms and associated complications
Many qualified specialists with different expertise can help an individual with motor neuron disease develop practical strategies
Not all the symptoms of motor neuron disease are caused by changes in the brain

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Signs that a Child with Cerebral Palsy is Experiencing Developmental Delays

Signs that a Child with Cerebral Palsy is Experiencing Developmental Delays
For children with cerebral palsy, it is likely that they experience developmental delays include followings:
Inability to walk after two years of born
Difficulties in controlling head movements after two months of born
Inability to sit by herself or himself after ten months of born
The persistence of infantile reflexes like sucking after they should have been gone
Inability to stand or crawl with outside support after one year of born
Dragging one side of the body while crawling
Currently, throughout the world, there is no specific cure for cerebral palsy; however, the stem cell transplantation can significantly manage the condition.

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Signs and Symptoms of Motor Neuron Disease during the End Stage

Signs and Symptoms of Motor Neuron Disease during the End Stage
Motor neuron disease, or MND, a severe neurologic disorder whose symptoms progress over time, is still incurable all over the world.
As the disorder progresses, the symptoms individuals experience change and become worse, during the end stage, signs and symptoms of motor neuron disease are as followings:
Generally, the individuals’ body will eventually become completely paralyzed
Breathing difficulty becomes serious and worsens further, by then, oxygen mask will not work. With the deterioration of the condition, individuals become increasingly drowsy, and most of them will eventually fall into a deep sleep and die peacefully.
The stem cell transplantation, a medical approach for motor neuron disease completely different from the previous conventional ones, can significantly manage the condition and prolong the lifespan of the patients.

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Factors Which Affect Psychological and Neurological Recovery from Traumatic Brain Injury

Factors Which Affect Psychological and Neurological Recovery from Traumatic Brain Injury
Clinically, even after extensive rehabilitation, there are still many factors which can affect the outcome of the recovery of individuals with traumatic brain injury.
According to related observation and treatment, factors which affect psychological and neurological recovery from traumatic brain injury are as followings:
Glasgow coma scale, or GCS
Oxygen or blood supply to the brain
Age
Pressure on the brain
Pupil response
Right now, for some severe cases of traumatic brain injury, there is no cure throughout the world; however, the stem cell transplantation, an impressive medical approach which is completely different from any previous traditional therapy, can significantly manage the condition and improve the life quality of the patients.

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What is not Affected in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

What is not Affected in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis mainly causes muscle weakness, and its symptoms progress over time.
Here is a question: what is not affected in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis?
Clinically, followings are not affected by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis:
Bowel and bladder functions generally maintain normal
Intellect usually does not change
Sexual desire and emotional feelings
Sensory parts of the nervous system
Currently, throughout the world, there is no specific cure for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; however, the stem cell transplantation, a advanced approach completely different from any previous traditional therapy for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, can significantly manage the condition.

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Changes in Language in Individuals with Motor Neuron Disease

Changes in Language in Individuals with Motor Neuron Disease
Latest research has demonstrated that individuals with motor neuron disease may also experience numerous changes in language, cognition, personality, and behavior, apart from symptoms such as difficulties in swallowing, breathing, speaking, walking etc.
Changes in languages in individuals with motor neuron disease:
Problems in understanding
Taking longer than ever to respond in social events and conversations
Repeating particular phases or words over and over
Unusual speech patterns, spelling or writing
Difficulty in finding the right information
Using odd words to get information across

Currently, throughout the world, there is no specific cure for motor neuron disease, but the stem cell transplantation can significantly manage the condition. For more details about motor neuron disease and its available treatments, please send E-mail to stemcellcenter@hotmail.com, or visit http://www.cellscenterchina.com/.

Tests That may be Helpful in Making a Diagnosis for Multiple System Atrophy

Tests that may be helpful in making a diagnosis for multiple system atrophy:
Tilt table test
Tests to assess an individual’s bowel and bladder functions
Blood tests
Electrocardiogram to track electrical signals of an individual’s heart
A sweat test to evaluate perspiration
Pharmacological challenge tests
Brain-imaging tests
Currently, throughout the world, there is no specific cure for multiple system atrophy; however, the stem cell transplantation, a remarkable medical approach based on the features of stem cells, also known as the mother cells in human body, can significantly manage the condition to improve the life quality of the patient.

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Types of Feeding Tubes for Individuals with Cerebral Palsy

Types of Feeding Tubes for Individuals with Cerebral Palsy
As a result of suffering symptoms such as problems in eating, swallowing and digesting, individuals with cerebral palsy are easy to be malnourished. Clinically, a feeding tube can deliver liquid nutrients to an individual, temporarily or permanently.
How many types of feeding tubes for individuals with cerebral palsy?
Generally, there are two types of feeding tubes:
Gastreonomy tube, or G-tube: intended as a long-term remedy involves surgery, is inserted through the abdominal wall into the individual’s stomach allowing for oral feeding uninterrupted with supplementing nutrients.
Nasogastric tube, or NG tube: is generally placed through the nose to deliver food to the individual’s stomach.
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The Most Common Symptoms of Traumatic Brain Injury

Clinically, due to individual difference and the severity of brain injury, symptoms of traumatic brain injury can be various.
According to the clinical observation, some of the most common symptoms of traumatic brain injury are as followings:
Coma
Loss of memory
Concussion
Balance and hearing disorders
Loss of smell and taste
Impaired perception
Epilepsy
Impulsive behavior
Cognitive fatigue
Diminished concentration
Personality changes
The severity of traumatic brain injury can be various from mild to severe, and there is yet no cure for some severe cases of traumatic brain injury.

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