NOT SUITABLE FOR
Stem cell infusion treatments are a useful way to combat the signs of aging. We are experts at providing these treatments; however, they aren’t suitable for everyone. If any of the following are true, then you may not be able to use stem cell infusion treatment options.
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Stem Cell Infusion Treatments might NOT be suitable for:
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PATIENT with Hepatitis or HIV
Anyone suffering from these conditions will be advised against using stem cell treatments.
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WOMEN with Pregnant
Treatment can begin after the woman has given birth and finished breastfeeding. This is as a precaution to prevent any harm to the unborn child.
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WOMEN with Nursing
Anyone interested in stem cell treatments will be advised to wait until after they have finished nursing their baby.
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WOMEN whom planning to have Baby
Women who are trying to get pregnant will be advised not to undergo stem cell treatments. If you fall pregnant unexpectedly whilst undergoing treatment you should seek your doctor’s advice.
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PATIENT whom suffering Diabetes
Sufferer of systemic diseases such as Diabetes Mellitus which hasn’t yet been managed. Although, if the condition can be successfully controlled through diet and lifestyle changes then treatment with stem cells may be possible.
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PATIENT whom have Low Haemoglobin
Low Haemoglobin levels in the blood. Lifestyle and dietary changes could increase the haemoglobin to normal levels which will make treatment possible.
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PATIENT whom have Cancer
Suffering from terminal diseases such as cancers – in this case stem cell therapies are not recommended. Cancer or high tumour marker, cancer cause by uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in a part of the body. If do stem cell treatment for cancer patient it activate more growth of cancer cells so that we not recommended cellular rejuvenation therapy for cancer patient.
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PATIENT whom addicted to Drugs / Alcohol
Patients who are addicted to drugs or alcohol – The addiction problem must be dealt with before the stem cell treatments can be started.
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PATIENT whom have Drug Trial
You are currently participating in a drug trial, or participated in a trial during the previous 3 months. – This is to minimize the risks associated with drug interactions. In this case the patient will be requested to wait 3 months before starting the treatment.