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Stem Cell Therapy for Neck Pain

Do you feel like your neck is trapped in a tight grip, making everyday actions like driving or simply turning to chat a painful task? Just thinking about surgery or a drawn-out recovery could be daunting. But what if there was a gentler way to ease that discomfort and restore your neck’s freedom?

That’s where stem cell therapy for neck pain comes into play. Using stem cells from umbilical cord tissue containing high concentration of stem cells obtained from FDA licensed tissue banks we target inflammation and heal damaged tissue, offering a natural relief pathway without the risks of medication or surgery.

Imagine what it would be like to move your head from side to side or up and down with ease again. Let us guide you towards that relief. Contact us today to see if this innovative therapy is right for you!

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What is Stem Cell Therapy?

Stem cells have the remarkable ability to repair and regenerate damaged tissues in your neck. For neck injuries, stem cells can be harvested from umbilical cord tissue containing high concentration of stem cells obtained from FDA licensed tissue banks.The stem cells are injected into injured or degenerating structures in your neck, like discs, nerves, ligaments, muscles, or vertebrae.

The injected stem cells can reduce inflammation, promote healing, and even regenerate cartilage in your neck. They work with your body’s natural healing processes to mend damage and stimulate long-lasting pain relief. Stem cell for neck pain aims to fix the underlying causes of stiff, sore necks instead of just masking the symptoms.

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Stem Cell for the Neck: How Does it Help?

Stem cell for neck pain can provide multi-faceted relief for chronic neck pain in several ways:

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Reduces inflammation

Stem cells contain growth factors that decrease swelling, inflammation, and irritation in the rotator cuff tendons, labrum, and surrounding tissues.

02

Repairs rotator cuff

Stem cells can regenerate damaged or torn rotator cuff tendons, restoring stability and strength.

03

Heal's labrum

Stem cells repair torn labrum cartilage to improve shoulder stability and lubrication.

04

Reduces impingement

Stem cells can prevent compressed shoulder tendons from becoming irritated, reducing pain caused by impingement.

05

Grows new tissue

Stem cells stimulate regeneration of tendon, cartilage, and bone cells to heal the damaged shoulder comprehensively.

01

Reduces inflammation

Stem cells release anti-inflammatory factors that ease swelling and irritation in the cervical discs, vertebrae, and nerves.

02

Repairs Discs

Stem cells regenerate healthy disc tissue, healing tears and restoring cushioning between neck vertebrae

03

Loosens Muscles

Stem cells relax tightened neck muscles and repair strained connective tissue, causing muscle spasms.

04

Alleviates Pinched Nerves

Stem cells rebuild compressed areas to take pressure off pinched nerves, causing radiating neck and arm pain.

05

Restores Range of Motion

Stem cells lubricate joints and stimulate regeneration of cartilage to improve flexibility and mobility.

The Process of Stem Cell Therapy for Neck Pain

Stem cell therapy for neck pain is a minimally invasive outpatient procedure. Here is how it works:

Rigorous screenings and tests are conducted on stem cells from umbilical cords and placentas post-cesarean section to guarantee unmatched quality and safety in our treatments

The first step when you come in for your treatment is numbing the joint with an anesthetic.

Using ultrasound guidance, the stem cells are injected into the damaged rotator cuff tendons, labrum cartilage, or other injured tissues.

The entire procedure takes approximately 60-90 minutes.

Most patients can resume normal activities within 1-2 days. Improvement occurs gradually over 6-12 weeks as the stem cells regenerate the damaged structures.

For chronic shoulder problems, booster shots every 9-12 months may prolong the healing effects.

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FAQs about Stem Cell Therapy for Neck Pain

Stem cells contain growth factors and anti-inflammatory properties that help reduce swelling, muscle spasms, and irritation around damaged tissues in the neck. When injected into injured discs, ligaments, cartilage, or bones, stem cells can regenerate healthy new tissue to replace worn-out or damaged structures. They also stimulate nerves to help numb chronic pain. The overall result is reduced inflammation, less pain, and improved mobility.
We receive our tissue from the United States FDA-licensed and registered tissue banks. The FDA monitors and regulates these tissue banks and undergoes rigorous quality control processes to get licensed. All tissue from these tissue banks has to meet the safety criteria and standards set by the FDA.
Patients are administered local anesthesia to numb the neck injection area, so most patients do not report significant pain during the procedure. Some mild soreness or achiness is common afterward for a few days, comparable to a flu shot. However, severe pain is very uncommon, and most people resume normal activities within 1-2 days.
Unlike surgeries and medications, there are little to no risks associated with stem cell treatments. Since stem cells are delivered via an injection, there is a minimal risk of infection at the injection site, but that is true with any injection. In rare cases, some patients may feel a slight headache or soreness that goes away within a few hours. Stem cell treatments are generally very safe and present no significant risks.
Individual results vary based on the severity of damage and response to treatment. Some patients experience 2-3 years of significant pain relief and mobility improvement with one treatment. Others opt for booster shots every 6-12 months to maintain optimal results long-term. Factors like lifestyle, weight, genetics, and activity levels impact the longevity of results.

A lot of people wonder if you can apply stem cell therapy for neuropathy in feet. Research is underway and early results indicate stem cell injections into the feet may help regenerate damaged peripheral nerves. This can reduce chronic neuropathic pain and numbness and improve everyday function.

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Key Benefits of Stem Cell Therapy for Neck Pain:

Stem cell therapy for neck pain is an effective way to alleviate neck pain and restore mobility. Benefits include:

Minimally invasive procedure with little downtime.

Utilizes your body's own healing abilities.

Reduces inflammation and nerve irritation.

Loosens stiff joints and alleviates pinched nerves.

Avoids risky neck surgery and implants.

Provides gradual and lasting pain relief.

Improves flexibility and mobility.

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Stem Cell Therapy Beyond Neck Pain

While this page has focused on stem cell treatment for neck pain, these incredible cells have many other regenerative uses throughout the body. Here are some of the examples:

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Helping Back and Neck Pain

While stem cells for knees are proven to be effective, stem cells can also be injected into damaged discs, facet joints, ligaments, and neural tissue to help relieve back and neck pain caused by issues like degenerative disc disease, herniations, pinched nerves, or whiplash injuries. The stem cells can:

  • Reduce inflammation of irritated nerve roots.
  • Regenerate disc cartilage, renewing cushion and height.
  • Repair annular tears in discs.
  • Promote new bone growth to stabilize the spine.
  • Regenerate ligaments between vertebrae.
  • Prevent scar tissue from pressing on nerves.

02

Rebuilding Injured Rotator Cuffs

For torn rotator cuff tendons in the shoulder, stem cells can encourage healing by:

  • Differentiating into tenocytes to form new tendon tissue.
  • Increasing blood supply to deliver nutrients.
  • Stimulating collagen production to rebuild tendon structure.
  • Reducing inflammation and scarring that impede healing.

03

Restoring Mobility from Hip Issues

Stem cells injected into arthritic hip joints or damaged cartilage and bone can:

  • Grow new cartilage cells to smooth joint surfaces.
  • Differentiate into bone cells to help fractures or defects heal.
  • Reduce inflammation and pain from arthritis or bursitis.
  • Produce collagen to reinforce ligaments.

04

Promoting Healing of Sports Injuries

Stem cells can help the body repair itself after sports injuries like ACL/MCL tears, damaged cartilage, muscle strains, or fractures. Stem cell benefits include:

  • Faster healing of broken bones.
  • Regeneration of torn ligaments or tendons.
  • Muscle repair and reduced scar tissue formation.
  • Cartilage regeneration to prevent arthritis long-term.

05

Improving Function in Osteoarthritic Joints

For joints damaged by osteoarthritis, stem cell injections can:

  • Grow new cartilage to restore cushioning.
  • Stimulate thicker synovial fluid to lubricate joints.
  • Reduce inflammation causing irritation and stiffness.
  • Slow the degenerative process.

06

Speeding Recovery from Fractures

Stem cells injected near the fracture site can:

  • Differentiate into bone cells (osteoblasts) to directly help heal the break.
  • Increase blood vessel growth to improve the blood supply needed for healing.
  • Release growth factors to stimulate bone regeneration.

07

Reducing Degeneration in Joints, Discs, Tendons

Stem cells slow degeneration by:

  • Regenerating cells to replace aged, dying ones.
  • Stimulating nearby tissues to maintain structure and function.
  • Reducing inflammation that drives degeneration.
  • Limiting the formation of scar tissue.

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Healing the Heart with Stem Cells

Stem cell therapy is emerging as a promising treatment option for various heart conditions. Stem cells can be injected into damaged areas of the heart muscle to:

  • Reduce inflammation and prevent further deterioration of heart tissue. Stem cells release anti-inflammatory factors that protect the heart.
  • Regenerate healthy heart muscle cells in areas that are scarred or damaged from heart attacks or heart failure.
  • Repair and replace abnormal heart tissue that causes erratic heart rhythms like atrial fibrillation.
  • Promote new blood vessel growth to increase blood flow and oxygen supply to the heart.
  • Strengthen weak heart muscles to help improve pumping function and ejection fraction.
  • Prevent the formation of scar tissue that can impair electrical signaling in the heart.

02

Rebuilding Injured Rotator Cuffs

For torn rotator cuff tendons in the shoulder, stem cells can encourage healing by:

  • Differentiating into tenocytes to form new tendon tissue.
  • Increasing blood supply to deliver nutrients.
  • Stimulating collagen production to rebuild tendon structure.
  • Reducing inflammation and scarring that impede healing.

03

Restoring Mobility from Hip Issues

Stem cells injected into arthritic hip joints or damaged cartilage and bone can:

  • Grow new cartilage cells to smooth joint surfaces.
  • Differentiate into bone cells to help fractures or defects heal.
  • Reduce inflammation and pain from arthritis or bursitis.
  • Produce collagen to reinforce ligaments.

04

Promoting Healing of Sports Injuries

Stem cells can help the body repair itself after sports injuries like ACL/MCL tears, damaged cartilage, muscle strains, or fractures. Stem cell therapy benefits include:

  • Faster healing of broken bones.
  • Regeneration of torn ligaments or tendons.
  • Muscle repair and reduced scar tissue formation.
  • Cartilage regeneration to prevent arthritis long-term.

05

Improving Function in Osteoarthritic Joints

For joints damaged by osteoarthritis, stem cell injections can:

  • Grow new cartilage to restore cushioning.
  • Stimulate thicker synovial fluid to lubricate joints.
  • Reduce inflammation causing irritation and stiffness.
  • Slow the degenerative process.

06

Speeding Recovery from Fractures

Stem cells injected near the fracture site can:

  • Differentiate into bone cells (osteoblasts) to help heal the break directly.
  • Increase blood vessel growth to improve the blood supply needed for healing.
  • Release growth factors to stimulate bone regeneration.

07

Reducing Degeneration in Joints, Discs, Tendons

Stem cells slow degeneration by:

  • Regenerating cells to replace aged, dying ones.
  • Stimulating nearby tissues to maintain structure and function.
  • Reducing inflammation that drives degeneration.
  • Limiting the formation of scar tissue.
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Schedule your Stem Cell Therapy for Neck Pain

If neck pain makes you feel like a rusty robot in need of oil, stem cell therapy could be what enables your neck to move fluidly again! This type of advanced treatment utilizes stem cells to self-repair damaged tissues and ease stiffness, soreness, and loss of mobility.
Whether you’re an athlete, busy professional, or retiree, chronic neck pain can really cramp your lifestyle. Simple joys like looking over your shoulder, driving safely, exercising, or playing with grandkids become grueling. Popping pain pills masks the problem temporarily, and risky neck surgery could leave you recovering for months.
Ours is a gentle, non-surgical neck pain treatment that helps your neck heal genuinely. Mild soreness for a few days is a small price to pay for long-term pain relief and freedom of movement!
Don’t let your neck pain persist another day. Call us today and see if you’re a candidate for stem cell therapy. This regenerative medicine for neck pain could get you back to doing what you love.
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