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Regenerative Cell Therapy for Parkinson’s Disease

Rediscover control, dignity, and quality of life with advanced regenerative cell treatment for Parkinson’s disease in India. This breakthrough approach doesn’t just manage symptoms —it works at the cellular level, aiming to restore lost neural functions and slow the disease’s progression.

Understanding Parkinson’s Disease and the Role of Regenerative Cell Therapy

Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder characterized by the degeneration of dopamine-producing neurons in the brain, leading to symptoms such as tremors, stiffness, and impaired balance.

How Regenerative Cell Therapy Can Help

Regenerative Cell therapy offers a promising avenue by potentially replacing or repairing the damaged neurons. Research indicates that cells can differentiate into dopamine-producing neurons, aiming to restore normal brain function and alleviate symptoms .

Parkinson’s Regenerative Cell Therapy

Current Research and Clinical Trials

Recent studies have shown encouraging results:

01. Preclinical Trials

Transplantation of dopamine-producing neurons derived from regenerative cells in animal models has led to significant improvements in motor functions.

02. Clinical Trials

Human clinical trials are underway to assess the safety and efficacy of regenerative cell-derived therapies for Parkinson’s disease.

Benefits of Regenerative Cell Therapy for

Parkinson’s Disease

Targeted Treatment

Aims to address the root cause by replacing lost neurons.

Potential Disease Modification

May slow or halt disease progression.

Improved Quality of Life

Potential reduction in symptoms leading to enhanced daily functioning.

Considerations and Risks

While promising, regenerative cell therapy is still under investigation:

Experimental Status

Not yet a standard treatment; available primarily through clinical trials.

Potential Risks

Includes immune rejection, tumor formation, and other unforeseen complications .

Dr. HN Garg

Doctor's Profile

Dr. HN Garg

Senior Intensivist with 20+ Years
of experience

Academic background:

MBBS, PGDA, FICCEM, CCLD (UK), CCLT, CCDM (UK&US), ECMO (Europe), CCNP (Italy), CCNLS, CCCM (Scotland), CCEBM, CCAS, IFICC, CCAM (USA), CCOA (Melbourne)

Senior Consultant:

PRESTIGIOUS HOSPITALS MAX HOSPITAL, YASHODA HOSPITAL, KAILASH HOSPITAL, GTB, AND UCMS DELHI

Frequently Asked Question

Got a question? Get your answer

No, Regenerative cell therapy is not a complete cure. However, it may significantly reduce symptoms and improve motor functions by restoring or replacing damaged dopamine-producing neurons.

Cells—particularly mesenchymal stem cells or induced pluripotent cells—are used to generate dopamine-producing neurons, which are then transplanted to the brain to help restore neurological functions.

Currently, cell therapy is considered experimental. Some clinical trials have shown safety and promising early outcomes, but long-term efficacy is still under investigation. It should be done in certified, regulated medical centers only.

Ideal candidates are typically in the early to mid-stages of Parkinson’s disease, with stable overall health. Final eligibility depends on neurological evaluations and treatment center protocols.

Some patients report noticeable changes within 1–6 months post-treatment, such as better movement control, reduced tremors, and improved daily activity. Results vary per individual.

The average cost ranges from ₹3.5 lakhs to ₹7 lakhs, depending on the clinic, source of cells, number of sessions, and additional therapies required.

Potential risks include immune reactions, infections, or abnormal cell growth. When done under proper clinical guidelines, cell therapy is generally safe with minimal side effects.

Several reputed regenerative medicine centers and hospitals in cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Pune offer clinical-grade cell therapy under approved programs or trials.

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