“Yes, ADSC therapy is safe as it uses autologous cells (your own), minimising the risk of immune rejection and adverse reactions. All procedures are conducted under stringent medical guidelines in CPC-certified facilities by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour & Welfare, to ensure the highest standards of safety and quality.”
“The entire process, from initial consultation to reinfusion, typically takes 4-6 weeks. The reinfusion itself is a one-day outpatient procedure with several hours only.”
“Results vary depending on the condition treated, but most patients report noticeable improvements within 1-3 months post-infusion.”
“The procedure is minimally invasive, with most patients experiencing only mild discomfort during the extraction and reinfusion phases.”
“The longevity of the treatment’s effects depends on the individual and the condition treated. However, many patients experience long-term benefits, with some reporting improvements lasting several years.”
“ADSC therapy is generally safe for patients with various medical conditions, but it is crucial to have a thorough consultation with our Japanese physician & doctors. Conditions such as uncontrolled diabetes, severe infections, or active cancers may require special consideration before proceeding with therapy.”
“Immune cell therapy is a treatment that extracts, activates, and reinfuses a patient’s immune cells to strengthen their ability to recognize and destroy cancer cells.”
“Yes, immune cell therapy is generally safe because it uses the patient’s own immune cells, which eliminates the risk of rejection or severe allergic reactions. The procedures involved, such as blood collection and reinfusion, are minimally invasive.”
“The therapy boosts the immune system by activating and expanding immune cells like T cells and NK cells, which target and destroy cancer cells more effectively.”
“This therapy is effective for cancers such as lung, breast, colorectal, ovarian, pancreatic, liver, gastric, prostate cancers, and rare cancers like thymus and bone cancer.”
“Side effects are typically rare and may include fever, fatigue, or temporary inflammation at the injection site.”
“Unlike chemotherapy or radiation, immune cell therapy enhances the body’s natural defenses, minimising damage to healthy cells and reducing side effects.”
“Yes, it complements surgery, chemotherapy, or radiotherapy, enhancing overall treatment effectiveness and improving quality of life.”
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