Heal Wrist Pain like Carpal Tunnel with Stem Cells

Hey, this is Josh dream body clinic, and the video you're going to see here as a patient, she came down to get her risk treated, and this is a very common treatment that we see a lot of people out there develop carpal tunnel or heard their risks and different injury accidents. And they need some help because that is a joint you use a lot.
And what we found is that by using the central stem cells to inject them into the. Refining things like carpal tunnel heel up over time, we're seeing wrist injuries heal up arthritis, all these different things that people have in their wrist. And it does take a bit longer. And most our treatments actually, I found when I had carpal tunnel, it took closer to that four or five month to fully heal where most of the other things like my knee and back were only.
And that's cause you're constantly using it. There's no real way to get around that. So, with that articulation, it just takes a little longer, but the good part is it just keeps getting better and better. And that's most of our treatments. Yes. You're not going to feel like a million bucks a day after treatment, but you slowly progress.
Some people feel good first week, maybe hurt the next and good again. That's because cells are going to be inflammation. Guiding the repair, really some inflammation that kind of take off inflammation comes back. They come back. So, it's very back and forth process and it just, again gets better and better till you're fully healed.
So, but this patient where you go into the risk with twenty-five million stem cells, we start with an MRI. So that we can see exactly what's going on injected to the right area and the cells will go right to where those inflamed areas are. We normally see quite a bit of snowmobile fluid buildup, which indicates where the inflammation is.
And it's usually what's causing most of that. Uh, carpal tunnel. Carpal tunnel is typically when you have too much synovial fluid from inflammation in your wrist, and it just radiates down even all the way towards your elbow and wrist just makes it tough to do that. We're also seeing a lot of people with rheumatoid arthritis, and they tend to get a lot of that cartilage wear and tear there.
So, the stem cells will go there and then they guide these cellular repairs. So, whether it's ligament, tendon, cartilage, bone, muscle, all these different tissues, they will go to that area and they will tell the cells how to remove scar tissue first, which is usually what's preventing it from healing properly.
And then they're going to start getting. The cells there to repair that tissue. You basically healed just like you did when you were a little kid and that's essentially overdue. So, it's simple. It's easy. You can come down here to Puerto Vallarta, you can get treatment and you can fly back home.
It's usually a four, five-day trip. Real simple. You come down the restroom, relax. We do blood work MRIs. We wait a day to go over those results to treatment on the fourth da