41 year old Caucasian male with bilateral heel fractures from an accident 9 months prior to stem cell treatment. He had significant difficulty walking, and sometimes had to crawl to the bathroom. Patient received intravenous (IV) stem cells and exosomes, which significantly decreased his pain. 2 weeks after the IV treatment, patient received local injections of 1cc stem cells and 0.5cc exosomes into each of his heels, immediately followed by prolozone injection (PRP, dextrose, procaine & ozone). For the first two days immediately after the local injections, patient’s feet felt more tender. On day 3 to 5 after the treatment, he felt decreased pressure in his heels and started to walk on them. On day 5 and 6 after treatment, he was able to ride his bicycle. And with 6 weeks after treatment, patient had achieve complete recovery. 4 months after treatment, he was able to run a 5K race.
Disclaimer: Conditions listed below are for educational purposes only, and is not intended to make any claims that stem cell therapy can treat any of the listed conditions, unless an FDA approval of such was obtained. Each practitioner needs to carefully evaluate current clinical evidence and individual patient needs, and make sound judgment as to treatment approach.