Stem Cell Therapy for Osteoarthritis A Non-Surgical Regenerative Approach
                     Stem Cell 
Therapy for 
Osteoarthritis: 
A Non-
Surgical 
Regenerative 
Approach
Understanding 
Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a 
progressive degenerative joint 
disorder
As progress, severity increases 
with: cartilage wear-off, 
Inflammation, reduced joint 
lubrication.
Affected body parts: Knees, 
Shoulders, Spine, and Hips,
Symptoms: Chronic pain, Stiffness, 
localised redness, and Reduced 
mobility
Conventional 
Treatment 
OpLifetsitoylen Cshanges (Weight 
loss, Physical Therapy, Low- 
impact exercise like 
swimming)
Medications (NSAIDs, 
Acetaminophen) 
Heat/Cold Therapy 
Assistive Devices 
(Braces, Canes)
Limitations of 
Conventional 
Treatments Medications provide temporary 
pain relief
Physical therapy does not 
reverse joint degeneration 
Steroid injections as anti- 
inflammation accelerate 
cartilage wear-off
Joint replacement surgery is 
invasive, poses serious aftermath
Stem Cell Therapy for 
Arthritis Pain Relief
Non-surgical treatment 
for osteoarthritis 
Regenerative approach
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) 
are used in stem cell therapy 
Properties include:
Anti-inflammation 
Cartilage regeneration
Modulate immune response 
Improves tissue in the 
synovial membrane
By addressing inflammation and 
improving tissue repair, joint pain 
and function can be improved
How Stem Cell 
Therapy for 
Osteoarthritis 
Works?
Modulates inflammatory pathways 
Promote cartilage repair and 
regeneration signals
Improve joint lubrication 
Reduces stiffness
Support healing of surrounding 
tissues (ligaments and tendons)
Benefit
s
Minimally invasive; Non-surgical 
Safer than long-term medication 
Slows disease progression and 
improves mobility
Quick recovery time in comparison 
with surgery
Potential solution for long-lasting 
pain relief
Conclusio
n Promising non-surgical 
treatment for osteoarthritis 
Focuses on a regenerative 
approach
Long-term Clinical trial 
outcome is desirable for 
the ensuing long-term
A potential breakthrough in 
managing arthritis-related joint 
pain
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