Stem Cells and Exosomes: Integrating Neurodiversity

NOIDA, India - Nov. 24, 2022 - PRLog -- Vivaan was born normally, like any other child, but he failed to meet a certain milestone at a particular age.  After speaking with numerous medical professionals, his parents got to know that he had Autism Spectrum Disorder. He was completely non-verbal, had a developmental delay, and had a processing disorder.

Advancells provided stem cell and exosome therapy to Vivaan. The results were very noticeable one month following the procedure. Vivaan was formerly non-verbal and is currently pre-verbal. His social interactions have improved, and he is now more self-assured than before.

Exosomes produced by stem cells can move to and pacify particular parts of the targeted brain. This feature seems to be related to stem cell localization, which happens when stem cells move toward the damaged site in line with the local microenvironment. Furthermore, because autistic children have lower BBB integrity, this quality is crucial for possible autism therapy.

His parents continued with additional therapies after stem cell treatment, concentrating on ABA, occupational, hydrotherapy, and speech therapy. We think that the combination of therapies is helping Vivaan since he is now pre-verbal, his hyperactivity has subsided, and his receptive skills have also improved. After such great improvements in Vivaan's condition (https://www.advancells.com/patientstories/vivaan-sharma-6...), his parents decided to take another shot at stem cell therapy.

According to Advancells CEO Vipul Jain, stem cell therapies are undervalued for treating serious medical problems. We at Advancells (https://www.advancells.com/) hope that people will start embracing the advantages of the cell therapies we are providing after witnessing and reading about successful treatments on a real-time basis. He adds, "As far as Vivaan's case is concerned, we're anticipating further improvements in his condition in the coming days."