Autism is a type of developmental disorder that affects children's brains. This disease affects 0.67 percent of all babies worldwide, and it manifests itself symptomatically in the first three years of childhood, with deteriorating public contact and repeated or restricted actions. It alters the normal processing of information in the human brain by restricting or disturbing the organization and interconnection of nerve cells with their synapses. No certain cause or reason has been defined or suggested that may lead to the condition of Autism.
If diagnosed with Autism, a patient will suffer either of the two conditions:
1. In the condition of Hypo-perfusion, the neural imbalance or disturbed neural functionalities are majorly caused either by induced hypoxia, which is a deficiency of oxygen preventing general brain functions.
2. Immune dysregulation (Immune inflammation): Autistic children often have continually suppressed immune systems and chronic inflammation (brain becomes inflamed). Immune dysregulation is very apparent in the gastrointestinal system. Brain inflammation also creates a problem for neuron formation.
Autism spectrum disorder, commonly known as Autism, is a brain disorder or condition of impaired neural development in children. Patients suffering from the condition of Autism struggles in communication, verbal and non-verbal social interactions, speech or hearing impairment, etc. It also leads to negative emotional development. It is considered to be an incurable disorder, but recent developments in medical studies have lead researchers to conclude that there could be more than one treatment choice for Autism, with Stem Cell Treatment for Autism being one of the most successful and healthy.
Insufficient supply of oxygen to the brain during or after birth and immune deregulation results in degeneration of cells with the involvement of some genetic factors. In Stem Cell Treatment for Autism, we use the capability of the stem cells to repair and regenerate the affected tissue by multiplying it into several cells and forming specialized cells to process normal functions.
Stem cell therapy may provide some good advantages to treat such neurodegenerative disease such as:-
