Immune Health
Autoimmune Conditions
Patients living with autoimmune conditions often reach Allure Stem Cell after years on immunosuppressive medication, looking for a clear explanation of what mesenchymal stem cells are being studied for and whether an investigational protocol is a reasonable addition to their care.
What we discuss at your consultation
- Your diagnosis, your rheumatologist’s or gastroenterologist’s plan, and your current medications
- Why MSCs are studied for immunomodulation, and the limits of that evidence
- The importance of continuing your prescribed treatment; we do not advise stopping medication
- Coordination with your treating specialist where you want it
Research status
Mesenchymal stem cell and exosome therapies are being studied in clinical trials for this area. Outside those trials their use is investigational and not FDA-approved. We do not promise outcomes; we explain what is known and unknown, and we treat only after a physician consultation and informed consent.
Protocols patients ask about
Depending on the consultation, the protocols most often discussed for autoimmune conditions are stem cell iv therapy and muse stem cell therapy. Which, if either, is reasonable for you is an individual decision.
Questions
Autoimmune Conditions questions
No. Do not change prescribed medication without your treating specialist. Regenerative therapy is investigational and is discussed as an addition, never a replacement.
Rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, inflammatory bowel disease, psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. Candidacy is individual.