- Autoimmune diseases
Why is stem cell treatment necessary for autoimmune diseases such as adult atopy and rheumatism ?
What are autoimmune diseases such as adult atopy, rheumatism, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, and Crohn's disease ?
Types of autoimmune diseases
Adult atopy
It is an autoimmune disease that occurs due to an abnormality in our body’s immune system , and causes severe itchy eczema lesions to appear on the skin.
Rheumatoid arthritis
It is an autoimmune disease that occurs due to an abnormality in our body’s immune system , causing chronic arthritis in both arms and legs.
Other
Multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, etc.
Lydian's Vow
Autoimmune disease with collapsed immune system , 'existing treatment only cares for symptom improvement ' has limitations
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Disease name
Adult atopy
Rheumatoid arthritis
cause
Immune system
malfunction
Symptoms
Itching, eczema
Joint weakness and
joint pain
If you only treat the symptoms (itching, joint pain treatment) without fixing the cause, the autoimmune disease will only recur.
In addition to treating the symptoms, you also need to improve the malfunctioning immune system .
Existing drug treatments have these additional drawbacks !
Limitations of drugs containing steroids
: Frequent drug administration causes steroid side effects
Steroids themselves are not bad. Small amounts of steroids can help reduce inflammation in our bodies and are effective for treating skin and tissues.
However, people with autoimmune diseases often seek out steroids for various pains. Therefore, if you take steroids repeatedly, you can get various steroid side effects.
These side effects include osteoporosis, high blood pressure, irregular menstruation, and various diseases such as peptic ulcers.
Immunosuppressant limitations
: Suppresses not only bad immune responses but also good immune responses
Immunosuppressants, if used appropriately, can control inflammatory responses in a short period of time.
However, immunosuppressants not only suppress bad immune responses, but also suppress good immune responses in our body . This can cause unexpected side effects
. In the process, the immune system is suppressed, making the body vulnerable to infections and increasing the risk of cancer.
Autoimmune Diseases, Why Is It Worthwhile to Just Treat Them with Drugs?
WHY STEM CELLS?
