Regenerative cell therapy is a non-surgical treatment that focuses on relieving pain by injecting young healthy cells into an injured area that helps the body heal, unlike painkillers that temporarily relieve pain by masking it.
Regenerative cells can be used to replace or supplement many types of damaged tissue. This is especially true of tissue that can’t heal on its own and needs assistance. Regenerative cell therapy can help relieve pain that would otherwise be hard to recover from.
The types of pain that respond well to regenerative cell therapy are usually related to damaged muscle tissue or depletion of cartilage. This is especially true of joint conditions, as these points endure a significant amount of stress in a lifetime and are often surrounded by specialized muscle tissue and cartilage.