Lupus (SLE) Stem Cell Therapy in Istanbul, Turkey

Stem cell therapy for lupus (SLE). MSC treatments reset the dysregulated immune system, suppress autoreactive immune cells, reduce inflammatory cytokines, and protect organs from autoimmune damage.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Lupus (SLE) Stem Cell Therapy

How does stem cell therapy treat lupus?

MSCs reset the dysregulated immune system in lupus by suppressing autoreactive T and B cells, reducing inflammatory cytokine production, and promoting regulatory T cell generation. This helps control disease activity and reduce organ damage.

Can stem cell therapy reduce lupus flares?

Many lupus patients experience significant reduction in flare frequency and severity after MSC therapy. Studies show improvements in SLEDAI scores, reduced anti-dsDNA antibodies, and improved complement levels lasting 12+ months.

What lupus symptoms improve with stem cell therapy?

Patients report improvements in joint pain, fatigue, skin rashes, kidney function (in lupus nephritis), and overall energy levels. Many are able to reduce immunosuppressive medication doses under medical supervision.

How many stem cell treatments are needed for lupus?

Most lupus patients receive 1-2 initial treatment sessions with 50-100 million MSCs. Response is typically observed within 1-3 months. Follow-up treatments at 6-12 month intervals help maintain remission.