Stem Cell Therapy for ED & Impotence

Isolated Stem Cells for Treating Erectile Dysfunction “ED”

Erectile dysfunction better known as “ED” is something all men have to pay special attention to. Those suffering from chronic ED often cannot sustain or even attain erection even while having a satisfactory sex life.  Some of the issues related to ED are: Ejaculatory dysfunction or problems with ejaculation and achieving orgasm. Another is having a very low level of libido where the man lacks sexual desire.

Causes of “ED”

There are a few differences on how severe ED affects different people. For some, they may be unable to attain an erection. Others have inconsistent capability to attain an erection, or often they are able to attain one but cannot sustain it during long sexual encounters. The severity and variation of how one is affected with ED makes it quite challenging to estimate. Most men are also naturally not willing to talk openly about these types of issues to their doctors because they feel embarrassed, thus leaving the sickness under-diagnosed or undiagnosed at all.[1]

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While “ED” erectile dysfunction can happen at any age, it’s usually uncommon amongst young males but much more common within the late 30’s & 40’s and especially in the elderly populations. By the age of 40, most males have experienced erectile dysfunction at least a few times. Total impotence increases from 8% of males over 42 years of age to 25% of all males 65 years and older. Population research conducted discovered that some degree of ED occurred in 29% of males in between ages 40-55, and in 60% of males in between ages 65-80.

70% of all “ED” cases are directly attributed to one of the following underlying conditions:

Stem Cell Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction

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The Regen Center of Thailand provides the most effective and permanent treatment for Erectile Dysfunction [2]. Our doctors use enhanced Mesenchymal (MSC+) Stem Cells to permanently fix the problem of lacking appropriate blood circulation by creating new blood vessels via a process called Angiogenesis. The Angiogenesis process is very similar to stem cell treatment for patients suffering from peripheral neuropathy, heart conditions like cardiomyopathy, congestive heart failure (CHF),coronary artery disease, and treat other heart diseases such as Peripheral Vascular Disease (PAD). Our Safe and Effective Cell treatment for restoring your peak Erectile function. Medical data has proven that a combination program using Hematopoietic MSC stem cells treatment delivered locally into the penis In Combination with intravenous implantation to be highly effective for immediate and long-term improvements in libido, appetite,blood flow,sleep quality & overall well-being The effects of the Cell Therapy for ED are ongoing, lasting and long-term.[3]

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The results received from stem cell therapy for ED are without risk of side effects and safe since they uses the patients own stem cells. Adipose or “fat” derived stem cells “ADSC” are usually found near small blood vessels. The marker in blood known as “CD34+” has been found in nearly 60% of peri-vascular areas and proves the existence of Stem Cells. Their purpose and use in our ED treatment are to help create new blood vessels and pathways to allow proper blood flow for a normal erection. [4]

TREATMENT PRECAUTION
ED is typically a side effect or symptom of a more severe underlying condition such as Diabetes or Heart Condition. Please note in order to permanently fix ED we must treat the root cause first. Treatments can be combined however our focus will be on the primary medical threat first followed by ED. All interested men must be clinically diagnosed with ED from a Urologist.

ED Treatment Overview – 2023


Number of Stem Cell Infusions:  2-8 Enriched Mesenchymal MSC+ stem cell Infusions per Stage

Types of Stem Cells Used in Treatment and Deliver Method: Enhanced Mesenchymal Stem cells (MSC+). Our treatment does not require dangerous surgeries and the delivery of the cells will are usually made via combination of Intravenous Drip and Direct injection into the corpus cavernosum in a private clinical setting.

Post-Treatment Rehabilitation: Physical Rehabilitation will not be required for this treatment. Medical visas and accommodations for extended stay can also be included upon request.

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Cost to Treat Penile Dysfunction Using Stem Cells

Stem Cell Transplants for Erectile Dysfunction will require a minimum of 10-14 days in Thailand. The costs for treating ED with Stem Cells depends on the cause of the underlying ED. To pre-qualify and get fixed prices our doctors will need to conduct a full medical evaluation either inperson or online using your recent clinical diagnosis for ED along with any recent and relevant medical documentation. To begin the medical review process for our multi-stage treatment protocol please prepare your medical records and contact us today.

Published Clinical Citations

  • [1] ^ Lin, Ching-Shwun, Zhong-Cheng Xin, Zhong Wang, Chunhua Deng, Yun-Ching Huang, Guiting Lin, and Tom F Lue. 2011. Stem cell therapy for erectile dysfunction: a critical review. Stem cells and development, no. 3 (September 7). doi:10.1089/scd.2011.0303. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21793654

  • [2] ^ Lojanapiwat, B, T Weerusawin, and S Kuanprasert. Erectile dysfunction as a sentinel marker of endothelial dysfunction disease. Thailand medical journal, no. 7. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19644625

  • [3] ^ Mangir, Naside, Cem Akbal, Tufan Tarcan, Ferruh Simsek, and Levent Turkeri. 2014. Mesenchymal stem cell therapy in treatment of erectile dysfunction: autologous or allogeneic cell sources? International journal of urology : official journal of the Japanese Urological Association, no. 12 (July 30). doi:10.1111/iju.12585. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25074479

  • [4] ^ Wu, Jian-Hong, and Shu-Jie Xia. 2011. Stem cell-based therapy for erectile dysfunction. Chinese medical journal, no. 22. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22340246

Page last updated: 01 August 2023 | Topic last reviewed: 22 July 2022