Stem Cell Therapy Eisenstadt
Stem cell therapy as a sustainable option for osteoarthritis patients
As an orthopedist, I help you slow down your osteoarthritis and alleviate pain with your own stem cells.
What are the benefits of stem cell therapy for you?
pain relief for osteoarthritis by inhibiting inflammation and promoting the regeneration of damaged tissue.
Improved joint function through the regeneration of cartilage tissue
Slowing down osteoarthritis, as stem cells slow down the breakdown of cartilage tissue and help maintain joint structure.
The 3 most common complaints if osteoarthritis is not treated
Complaint 1
The pain is getting worse and there is no longer a position that does not hurt.
Complaint 2
The joints are becoming increasingly stiffer and immobile.
Complaint 3
The joints are swollen and inflamed throughout the day.
Who is stem cell therapy suitable for?
Stem cell therapy could be the right choice for you if:
You are doing something against your osteoarthritis want to companies and not just wait and see.
You the progress of your Slow down osteoarthritis or even want to stop.
Do you already have treatments such as hyaluronic acid or cortisone tried them out but did not bring any lasting improvement.
You've been for a long time physiotherapy Do it, but the pain does not completely disappear.
What is stem cell therapy?
Stem cell therapy is a treatment in which the body's own cells, the so-called stem cells, directly injected into the worn joint become. These cells can be transformed into new tissue, such as cartilage.
With osteoarthritisWhere the cartilage in the joints is worn out, this therapy can help rebuild cartilage. This can reduce pain and improve mobility.
The types of stem cell therapy
The term “stem cell therapy” is often used for various treatment methods used that are easily confused Can. There are different approaches, and it's important to understand what they mean.
platelet-rich plasma (PRP)
In this method, blood is taken from the patient and the so-called platelet-rich plasma is obtained from it. This plasma is injected into the affected joint to to activate existing stem cells in the body. Since no new stem cells are supplied here, it is not, strictly speaking, a real stem cell therapy.
Stem cell therapy from the blood
Stem cells are obtained directly from the patient's blood, processed and then injected into the damaged joint. This method is a bit more complex than PRP because in fact Stem cells introduced into the joint become.
Stem cell therapy from bone
This method is the most complex. Stem cells are removed from the patient's bone marrow (pelvic bone), processed and injected into the joint. This is a real stem cell therapy and is considered for more severe joint damage.
The more complex the therapy, the higher the costs. However, it is not always the most expensive therapy that makes the most sense for every patient. The choice of the right therapy depends on the severity of the joint defect and should always be made together with the doctor.
Osteoarthritis and joint wear: What you should know!
Osteoarthritis and joint wear affect many people and can occur in all joints, from hands to spine. These problems are often caused by the natural wear and tear of the joints, but also due to lack of exercise and an unhealthy diet.
Joints are crucial for Movement and stability. When the protective cartilage is worn out, pain and limited mobility occur. Regular exercise and a balanced diet can help keep joints healthy. In some cases, therapies such as hyaluronic acid-injections or stem cell therapy support.
In the following video, Dr. Ramin Ilbeygui explains the Development of osteoarthritis and the various treatment optionsto improve the quality of life in case of joint wear.
My mission: Joint maintenance for an active life
As a doctor, I like the Maintaining your natural joints especially at heart. With stem cell therapy, there is now new hope for osteoarthritis patients, who until now often only had the option of joint replacement. My goal is to give you a effective alternative that preserves your mobility and improves your quality of life. By using cutting-edge therapies, I want to help you continue to actively participate in life — without having to go down the path of an artificial joint.
Is stem cell therapy the right choice for you?
Stem cell therapy offers a promising alternative to surgery for many patients with osteoarthritis. However, this treatment is not suitable for everyone. A thorough medical examination is critical to determine whether this therapy is the right choice for you and what results you can expect.
Feel free to make an appointment for a detailed consultation and examination.
Frequently asked questions
Here you can find answers to the most frequently asked questions from our patients.
Stem cell therapy has been proven by various scientific studies and is considered an innovative method for treating damaged joint surfaces. It uses the body's own cells, which are injected specifically into the affected areas to support and accelerate the natural healing process.
The results of the therapy may vary and depend on many factors, such as your individual health situation, the cause of the joint damage and accompanying measures such as lifestyle changes and physiotherapy. However, many patients have experienced significant improvements in terms of pain reduction and mobility.
It is important to consider stem cell therapy as part of a comprehensive treatment plan. Detailed advice from a specialist doctor is essential to determine whether this therapy is suitable for your specific situation.
We would be happy to provide you with further information or a personal consultation.
The costs of stem cell therapy may vary as there are different stages of this treatment, each with their own price point.
It's important to know that not every patient needs the most expensive option; in many cases, a cheaper alternative can be just as effective.
However, this therapy is not suitable for everyone.
That is why I carry out a thorough examination to determine the right and most effective therapy for you. I would be happy to discuss the exact costs and the option that is right for you in a personal conversation.
Stem cell therapy is particularly suitable for patients who want to actively do something about their osteoarthritis and are looking for an alternative to conventional treatments.
A detailed medical examination is necessary to determine whether this therapy is the right option for you.
Stem cell therapy has made significant progress in recent years and is showing promising results in terms of safety and effectiveness in scientific studies.
Dr. Ilbeygui only performs this therapy if it is supported by well-founded scientific evidence and clinical trials. This means that every treatment recommended or performed by Dr. Ilbeygui has been thoroughly researched and reviewed for safety and effectiveness.
Unfortunately, stem cell therapy is not covered by public health insurance. This therapy is one of the private services and must therefore be financed by yourself.
It is advisable to find out the exact costs before starting treatment and, if necessary, to check with your private health insurance company whether it is possible to cover the costs.
Stem cell therapy differs from traditional orthopedic treatments in that it not only treats the symptoms of the disease, but also addresses the cause directly.
While conventional methods often aim to alleviate pain and improve function, stem cell therapy aims to regenerate damaged tissue such as cartilage and thus slow down or even reverse the course of the disease.
Thanks to this regenerative property, stem cell therapy offers an innovative approach that goes beyond just treating symptoms.
After stem cell therapy, it is important not to immediately strain the treated area.
It is recommended to maintain a grace period of around 14 days to optimally support the healing process.
In the first 3 to 5 days after the procedure, you should recover and avoid physical exertion. After that, you can gradually return to your normal activities, always in consultation with your doctor.
Stem cells are removed from the iliac crest under local anesthesia so that pain is reduced to a minimum or is not present at all.
There may be a slight feeling of pressure during the procedure, but most patients report that they experience the procedure largely pain-free.
Local anesthesia ensures that you feel comfortable during the procedure and that you do not experience severe pain.
Do you have any further questions?
Please feel free to contact us for further information.