Stem cell therapy (MSCs) is a leading regenerative treatment that offers hope to patients seeking to improve their quality of life and recover from complex health conditions. To gain the maximum benefit from this therapy, it’s essential to follow several important guidelines before your session. In this article, we outline the key steps and instructions to help you prepare effectively.

1. Medical Consultation and Personalized Planning

• Discuss your treatment plan with your specialist physician, who will create a tailored program suited to your medical condition and goals.
• During the consultation, all details regarding costs and the treatment schedule will also be explained.

2. Necessary Lifestyle Adjustments Before Treatment

• Quit smoking and alcohol: Stop at least one week before therapy, as both can negatively affect stem cell efficacy.
• Avoid strenuous exercise: Refrain from intense physical activity in the days leading up to treatment.
• Report illness: If you develop cold or flu symptoms, contact the clinic immediately to assess the situation.
• Get proper rest: Ensure you sleep at least 7 hours the night before treatment.
• Dietary restrictions:
  • The day before treatment: Avoid fatty meals, high-sugar foods, and carbonated drinks.
  • On the day of treatment: Avoid caffeine (coffee, tea), energy drinks, alcohol, and dietary supplements such as cordyceps.

3. Financial and Medication Considerations

• Advance payment: As fresh stem cells are prepared on the same day of the session and have a limited lifespan, payment in advance is required.
• Medication disclosure: Inform your doctor of any medications you’re taking, especially blood thinners like aspirin or warfarin.

4. Blood Tests

• If a blood test is scheduled on the treatment day, fasting beforehand is required to ensure accurate results and avoid affecting your treatment plan.

5. Conditions That May Delay or Prevent Stem Cell Therapy

• Active infections: Such as severe soft tissue infections, active diarrhea, or uncontrolled viral infections (e.g., active hepatitis).
• Cancer: Stem cell therapy is not intended to treat cancer itself, though it may be considered as supportive therapy after full remission.
• Pregnancy and postpartum period: It’s recommended to wait at least 6 months after delivery.
• Uncontrolled autoimmune diseases: Conditions like lupus or active irritable bowel disease must be stabilized before starting therapy.

6. Final Preparation

• Follow all additional instructions provided by your healthcare team to ensure a safe and successful treatment experience.

In Conclusion

Carefully following these pre-treatment guidelines will help maximize the positive outcomes and benefits of this advanced medical technology.
If you have any questions or need further clarification, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our specialized medical team — we’re here to support you every step of the way on your journey to healing.