Osteoporosis is a disease that weakens your bones. It makes your bones thinner and less dense than they should be. People with osteoporosis are much more likely to experience broken bones (bone fractures).

Most people don't know they have osteoporosis until it causes them to break a bone. Osteoporosis can make any of your bones more likely to break, but the most commonly affected bones include your:

• Hips (hip fractures)
• Wrists
• Spine (fractured vertebrae)

Symptoms 

Osteoporosis doesn't have symptoms the way lots of other health conditions do. That's why healthcare providers sometimes call it a silent disease.

You won't feel or notice anything that signals you might have osteoporosis. You won't have a headache, fever or stomachache that lets you know something in your body is wrong.

The most common "symptom" is suddenly breaking a bone, especially after a small fall or minor accident that usually wouldn't hurt you.

Even though osteoporosis doesn't directly cause symptoms, you might notice a few changes in your body that can mean your bones are losing strength or density. These warning signs of osteoporosis can include:

• Losing an inch or more of your height
• Changes in your natural posture (stooping or bending forward more)
• Shortness of breath (if disks in your spine are compressed enough to reduce your lung capacity)
• Lower back pain (pain in your lumbar spine)

Pioneering Approaches for Osteoporosis

In the exploration of effective interventions, the realm of medical innovation offers promising strategies for addressing the complexities of osteoporosis. At the forefront of these advancements is MSC therapy, a transformative option leveraging the regenerative potential of these cells to stimulate bone formation. This approach aims to fortify skeletal structures, reducing the risk of fractures and enhancing overall bone health.

Clinical Insights and Positive Outcomes

Early findings from exploratory studies signal hope in applying MSCs to tackle osteoporosis. Individuals opting for MSC therapy report promising outcomes, including notable improvements in bone density and a reduced risk of fractures. Beyond symptom management, this non-invasive treatment strategy presents a holistic approach, actively promoting bone health and resilience.

Protocol

Direct injection of cord tissue-derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells into the affected area. This minimally invasive procedure takes approximately 45 minutes, with minimal downtime. Patients typically return home just two days following their scheduled appointment.