Who Is (and Isn’t) a Candidate for Joint Stem Cell Therapy with MSCs?
At the Cellular Regeneration Clinic (CRC), we specialize in advanced stem cell therapy for joint repair using mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs). This regenerative medicine approach is ideal for many individuals struggling with chronic joint pain, reduced mobility, or the lingering effects of injury. However, understanding who qualifies for stem cell therapy candidacy for joints is crucial for achieving optimal outcomes.
✅ Ideal Candidates for Stem Cell Joint Injections
1. Individuals with Early to Moderate Joint Degeneration
Patients with osteoarthritis, cartilage thinning, or early-stage meniscal tears can benefit significantly from MSCs for joint regeneration. These stem cells help repair damaged cartilage, reduce inflammation, and delay or even prevent the need for joint replacement surgery.
2. Patients Looking to Avoid or Postpone Surgery
Stem cell therapy offers a less invasive alternative to knee, hip, or shoulder surgery. Many of our patients choose stem cell joint injections to delay total joint replacement, especially those looking for a faster recovery and fewer complications.
3. Athletes and Active Individuals
Professional athletes and active patients suffering from joint injuries, such as ligament damage or cartilage wear, often turn to mesenchymal stem cell therapy for accelerated healing and long-term performance maintenance.
4. Patients with Chronic Joint Pain Not Responding to Conservative Treatments
If physical therapy, medication, and other standard treatments haven’t provided relief, intra-articular stem cell injections may be the next step. MSCs have potent anti-inflammatory and regenerative properties to address stubborn joint discomfort.
❌ Who May Not Be a Candidate?
1. Individuals with Severe, End-Stage Osteoarthritis
Patients with fully eroded cartilage or bone-on-bone contact may not benefit from stem cell joint therapy alone. In such cases, surgical intervention may still be required.
2. Patients with Active Infections or Cancer
Those with systemic infections or active malignancies are typically not eligible for stem cell treatments due to potential complications.
3. People Expecting Immediate Results Without Follow-Up
Regeneration takes time. While many patients see improvement within weeks, full healing may take up to 4 months, and multiple rounds of stem cell treatment for joints may be recommended for best outcomes.
Why Choose CRC for Your Joint Stem Cell Therapy?
CRC is fully licensed by the Mexican Federal Government (COFEPRIS) to administer regenerative medicine using stem cells. We use umbilical cord-derived mesenchymal stem cells processed in our own lab—ensuring the highest standards of safety, purity, and efficacy.
Our experienced medical team provides ultrasound-guided joint injections to precisely deliver stem cells where they are needed most. Whether you suffer from knee osteoarthritis, shoulder pain, or cartilage damage, CRC offers world-class care tailored to your condition. You can learn more about our facilities on the Our Clinic page.
Schedule a Stem Cell Evaluation
If you think you might be a candidate for joint stem cell therapy, we invite you to contact the Cellular Regeneration Clinic today. A consultation with our medical team will help determine your suitability and design a treatment plan personalized to your needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does stem cell therapy for joints take?
The actual joint injection procedure usually takes less than 30 minutes. Results may begin to appear within a few weeks, but full regeneration can take up to 4 months.
Are CRC’s stem cells safe?
Yes. CRC uses mesenchymal stem cells derived from fully screened, healthy umbilical cord donors. Each dose is tested for purity, viability, and efficacy.
Can I receive IV therapy and joint injections in the same visit?
Yes. Many of our patients opt to combine intravenous stem cell therapy with localized joint injections for a more comprehensive regenerative effect.
How do I know if I’m eligible?
A consultation with our experienced medical staff will assess your joint condition and health history to determine candidacy. Contact us today to start the process.
