How Stem Cell Treats Glomerular Nephritis

How does stem cell treat renal glomerular nephritis? In the previous, we talked much about how stem cell treat nephrotic syndrome, IgA nephritis and so on. Recently, there are still persons who are concerned about how stem cell treats renal glomerular nephritis.
Firstly, let’s begin from the pathogenesis of renal glomerular nephritis. The damage is in renal glomerulus, just as its name implies. Due to invasion of infection from bacteria, virus or other chronic inflammation, immune complex comes into being, which exists in not only blood but also deposit onto renal glomerulus such as endothelial cell, epithelial cell and mesangial area, thus causing immune complex which can not stop. Renal glomerular intrinsic cells have many functions such as filtration. So if these cells are damaged, filtration function and so on will be damaged, which cause the red blood cells and white blood cells, etc, to come out, thus causing symptoms such as hematuria, proteinuria, occult blood and so on.
How to treat renal glomerular nephritis then? From the analysis in the above, we can get a conclusion that we should repair the damaged intrinsic cells such as endothelial cell, epithelial cell and mesangial area as well as increase the immunity, thus stopping immune reaction and stop the further damage to the kidney tissues at the same time.
Stem cell, as we mentioned many times in the above articles, have the ability of proliferation and differentiation. After it is injected into human bodies, it can differentiate into different types of tissues cells, which replace those which have been damaged or have become necrotic. In addition, stem cell can also increase the immunity by adjusting immune system after it reaches body.
After stem cell therapy, renal glomerular nephritis will be controlled and the symptoms will disappear. The immunity will increase, which make renal glomerular nephritis never recur. Natural immune balance therapy is widely applied in Xi’an Tongji Hospital, which also gets good effect on nephritis. For more information, please consult us online or email us.