Blog Archives - Page 10 of 22 - Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine

An older couple walks arm in arm down a city street, smiling and looking at each other, enjoying a pleasant day together—proof that options like Stem Cell Therapy for Hip can help maintain an active lifestyle.

Stem cell therapy gets a lot of attention as a treatment option for diseases such as anemia, blood disorders, leukemia, bone marrow cancers and lymphoma. But there is burgeoning hope in the field of orthopedics for the use of stem cell therapy to prevent degenerative bone and tissue disease. This is known as orthopedic regenerative … Read more

Three adults stand indoors having a discussion. A man in scrubs gestures while talking to a woman in a pink jacket and a man in a green sweater. Text reads: “Minutes to Better Health: Pickleball Injuries & Treatment Options. Clinton Township.”.

Pickleball is currently the fastest-growing sport in the US. Because of this popularity, doctors are seeing patients dealing with all types of pickleball injuries. One of the more common pickleball injuries is often called ‘tennis elbow’ or tendonitis of the elbow. Because pickleball and tennis are so similar, players usually deal with the same injuries. … Read more

A man in a suit, Dr. John Santa Ana, speaks into a microphone at the front of a classroom, presenting a slide about the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine to a seated audience at the Rochester Older Persons’ Commission (OPC).

One of our goals at The Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine is to educate the community about the many benefits of regenerative medicine. One way that we help educate the greater community is through speaking engagements. We were recently invited to discuss regenerative medicine at the Older Persons’ Commission in Rochester, MI. What is the … Read more

An older couple in athletic wear sits on outdoor steps, smiling and embracing after exercise. The man holds a water bottle, celebrating recovery from an Achilles tendon injury through stem cell therapy under the warm, cheerful sun.

An injury to the Achilles tendon is an extremely painful one that can sideline you from your favorite activities for weeks and even months. The Achilles tendon is the largest in your body, stretching from your calf to the heel bone. There are many ways in which this tendon can become injured, such as through … Read more

A smiling man in a blue suit and white shirt stands indoors near a large window with natural light, showcasing the confidence often seen after a successful hair transplant. The background shows a modern, bright office with tall windows.

Hair thinning and hair loss can happen at almost any age. In fact, many of the patients we see for hair restoration treatment start thinning in their 20s. If you’ve already noticed signs of hair loss, you may be contemplating getting a follicle transplant. We’ll review the best age for hair transplants, as well as … Read more

A nurse in blue scrubs sits next to a woman, discussing ways to treat neuropathy and writing on a clipboard. They appear to be in a bright, modern medical facility with large windows.

Stem cell therapy can be used for nerve regeneration and pain relief. Neuropathy is a condition that arises from damage to the peripheral nerves, with symptoms including pain, muscle weakness, and numbness. In order to develop the best strategies for pain relief, diagnosing peripheral neuropathy and understanding how it connects to the brain and spinal … Read more

A doctor in a white coat, with a stethoscope, sits at a desk and explains ways to delay diabetic neuropathy on a laptop to a patient in a light sweater. They appear to be having a serious conversation in a bright office.

Diabetic neuropathy can affect many parts of the body and have life-long consequences. The sooner you can control or prevent nerve damage, the better off you’ll be. Here are some tips to slow the progression of diabetic neuropathy and treat the side effects. What Is Diabetic Neuropathy? Diabetic neuropathy is a type of nerve damage … Read more

A male doctor wearing glasses and a white coat talks to an older male patient about hair restoration therapy. The doctor holds a clipboard and pen, appearing to take notes during the consultation in a bright medical office.

If you’re dealing with hair thinning or hair loss, there are a variety of treatment options available to you. Some of the most popular treatment paths for balding include wearing hairpieces or going through hair restoration therapy. Both paths have pros and cons, so it’s important to consider all options. Read on to compare different … Read more

Two men sit indoors having a conversation about treating tension headaches. One, in a light gray shirt, holds a tablet and listens attentively to the other, who wears glasses and a striped shirt. Natural light comes from a window.

Do you suffer from tension headaches frequently? Are you tired of popping pills to feel relief? There may be a better way, and that’s with regenerative medicine solutions such as stem cell therapy. From weak neck muscles to neck ligament instability, there are many different things that can result in chronic headaches. A tension headache … Read more

Two older women walk along a scenic, leafy trail by the water, smiling and enjoying each other's company. One uses a walking pole—an excellent choice for relieving pain from plantar fasciitis—and both are dressed for cool weather.

Plantar fasciitis is a common condition affecting one in 10 people, according to the American Academy of Family Physicians. While common in runners, anyone — even sedentary people – can experience this problem. With the right treatment, 80 percent of patients will improve within a year. While icing and stretching can help with discomfort, and … Read more