LEARN MORE ABOUT

STEM CELL THERAPY
FOR BACK PAIN

Stem cell therapy could be a possible solution to alleviating
pain and strengthening your back to optimal health.

Speak With a Care Coordinator

LEARN MORE ABOUT

STEM CELL THERAPY
FOR BACK PAIN

Stem cell therapy could be a possible solution to alleviating
pain and strengthening your back to optimal health.

Speak With a Care Coordinator

—Restore Your Life

Your Guide To Stem Cell Therapy for Back Pain

Chronic back or neck pain does not have to be the new normal. When a disc, joint, or irritated nerve is the source, regenerative care with stem cells and PRP may help you move with less pain and get back to the activities you miss, often without jumping straight to surgery.

Stem cell therapy for regenerative medicine and healing at Cendant Stem Cell Center.

When back pain is more than a strain

A pulled muscle usually settles in days or weeks. Pain that lasts for months, keeps returning, or travels into the hip, buttock, or leg often points to a spine condition we can evaluate:

Bulged or herniated disc

Degenerative disc disease

Spinal Stenosis

Facet joint arthritis

Spondylolisthesis

Sciatica and other nerve-related pain

Wear related to adult scoliosis

If pain is changing how you sleep, work, walk, or exercise, it is worth a focused consult not another round of guessing.

Overview: Osteoarthritis

Naturally, the cartilage between your joints wears down over time and causes osteoarthritis, the most common type of arthritis.

Many people over the age of 45 will experience osteoarthritis in their hands, knees, hips, and most commonly, the spine. When there isn’t enough cartilage, friction occurs between bones, which causes pain and can also result in bone spurs around the spine.

Unfortunately, osteoarthritis gets worse over time, making everyday life difficult and painful. If you’re experiencing chronic pain from osteoarthritis, please get in touch with us today to discuss your condition and see if stem cell therapy is a viable option for you.

Stem Cell Therapy for Degenerative Disc Disease

When the cushioning in between your spine’s vertebrae starts to wear away, this is known as degenerative disc disease. Those cushions are known as spinal disks, and they work like little shock absorbers so you can move and twist easily. So when they naturally wear down with age, it causes your bones to rub together painfully.

Adults over the age of 40 will usually develop degenerative disc disease. Those at a higher risk include adults who have experienced a herniated disk, spinal stenosis, adult scoliosis, a severe fall, or work at a physically demanding job.

Usual treatments can include physical therapy, exercise, steroid injections, or surgery. Stem cell therapy is a procedure where we inject stem cells, PRP or platelet lysate into the affected areas, allowing them to multiply, build tissue and reduce inflammation.

What stem cells and PRP are asked to do

The goal is not to mask symptoms for a few weeks. Stem cells and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) are placed near the painful disc, facet joints, or surrounding soft tissue so they can support a healthier local environment.

Inflammation. Injured discs and arthritic facet joints stay “hot.” That irritation is a big reason the back aches and nearby nerves fire. PRP delivers concentrated growth factors from your own blood. Stem cells release signaling proteins that can help quiet that inflammatory cycle so tissue has a better chance to settle.

Discs and cartilage. Regenerative injections are used to support repair signaling in those tissues, helping the area behave more like a cushioned, gliding joint and less like bone-on-bone friction.

Nerves. A bulging disc or swollen joint can crowd or irritate a nerve root. That is the shooting, burning, or tingling pattern many patients call sciatica. By calming the tissue around the nerve, treatment may reduce that irritation so walking, sitting, and sleep feel more predictable.

Soft tissue and stability. Ligaments and supporting muscles around a worn segment work overtime. Reducing inflammation and supporting local repair help improve strength.

Is Stem Cell Therapy Right For You?

When at-home treatments don’t seem to help, and you’re not interested in having surgery, stem cell therapy for back pain can be an alternative solution.

If over-the-counter remedies, stretches, and anti-inflammatories don’t seem to be helping, regenerative medicine has been an ideal option for many patients. Research has shown that stem cell therapy may not only stop the pain but may strengthen your back, so the pain does not return.

At Cendant Stem Cell Center, we place stem cells at the painful area of the spine, often a disc, facet joint, or the tissue around an irritated nerve. Those cells and growth factors then help calm inflammation and support the body’s own repair of damaged tissue. Not every patient is a candidate. After reviewing your symptoms, medical history, and imaging, we will tell you whether this treatment is a good fit and what you can reasonably expect.

Results vary. This is not an FDA-approved treatment for disc disease, stenosis, arthritis, or back pain, and it is not a promise that a collapsed disc will return to its original height. For the right patient, it is a practical next step toward better function.

Start the conversation

Bring prior imaging and a short list of what you have already tried. We will review whether stem cell and PRP therapy is a reasonable path for your spine—and help you take the next step with a clear plan.

Educational information only. Regenerative therapies have not been FDA-approved for back pain or orthopedic spine conditions. Individual results vary. A physician will discuss risks, benefits, and alternatives before any procedure.

How can we help you?

How can
we help you?

Email us or Call: 720-338-4491

Patient Testimonials

Please see the comments and personal video testimonies on our website to see our patients’ experience and their personal journey to wellness with Cendant.

Read Our Reviews Watch Personal Stories