Drooling Problem Associated with Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral palsy, also known as CP, is pretty common among the infants and children all over the world because of some kind of impairment to the brain during the early years of life.
For children with cerebral palsy, apart from the symptoms, they have to suffer a great many of health problems, such as drooling problem associated with cerebral palsy.
In daily life, drooling can cause bad breath, skin irritation, create a social barrier, and eventually lead to lung issues.
According the related medical research and clinical observation, drooling, is not caused by excessive saliva production, but a result of difficulties in swallowing or reduced frequency of swallow.
How can we address drooling problem associated with cerebral palsy, or cerebral palsy itself?
Currently, cerebral palsy is still incurable all over the world; however, we got several available medical options, among which, the stem cell transplantation, thanks to its remarkable long term therapeutic effect, has become the first choice of more and more people all over the global.
The stem cells used in the clinical treatment for cerebral palsy, acquired from living adult donors, placentas after birth, or discarded embryos leftover after IVF treatment, possess multiple unique abilities such as self-renewal, giving rise to countless generations of new cells with varying abilities to differentiate into specific cells types.
The stem cell transplantation, which fully utilizes these unique abilities of stem cells to concentrate on the replacement and repair of the impaired cells in the brain or spinal cord to restore and reconstruct their original normal functions, can dramatically relieve the symptoms and health problems such as drooling problem associated with cerebral palsy, leaving few side effects and no immunological rejection.
Currently, as the stem cell technology and other related medical technologies evolve, the stem cell transplantation is becoming the most promising treatment to cure incurable diseases or disorders including cerebral palsy, motor neuron disease, traumatic brain injury, and Parkinson’s Disease etc.
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