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Does stem cell therapy work?

September 19, 2025
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Early research shows promising results for stem cell therapy in treating RA. Some myRAteam members have shared positive experiences, with one member noting reports of complete remission after a single treatment. However, it's important to note that this treatment can be expensive, with costs around $16,000. Clinical studies Show Full Answer

Early research shows promising results for stem cell therapy in treating RA. Some myRAteam members have shared positive experiences, with one member noting reports of complete remission after a single treatment. However, it's important to note that this treatment can be expensive, with costs around $16,000. Clinical studies have shown encouraging results. In a recent 2022 clinical trial, participants experienced improvements in joint pain and swelling after one year following a single stem cell treatment. The therapy was found to be safe, with no negative side effects reported. Studies have shown decreased RA disease severity and pain intensity in treated individuals, leading to improved quality of life.

However, it's crucial to note that larger clinical trials are still needed to confirm these findings. If considering stem cell therapy, you should:
• Only use FDA-approved or studied therapies
• Discuss options with your rheumatologist
• Be aware of potential risks
• Understand that unapproved treatments can be unsafe

September 19, 2025

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