Cell therapy

Cell therapy is when doctors use a special kind of medicine to help your body heal itself. Think of it like having little helpers, called cells, that go inside your body and fix things that are broken or not healthy.

These cells can come from different places in your body, like blood or skin. Sometimes, the doctors take the cells from someone else’s body and give them to you. These are called donor cells.

Once the doctors have the cells they need, they put them inside your body in a special way. They might inject them with a needle or put them in an IV. Once the cells are inside your body, they start working to help you feel better.

Cell therapy can help treat lots of different illnesses, like cancer, genetic disorders, and autoimmune diseases. It can also help your body heal after you’ve had surgery or a serious injury.

Overall, cell therapy is a special way for doctors to use little helpers in your body to fix things that need fixing. And hopefully, it makes you feel a lot better!