Stem Cell Therapy

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a range of neurodevelopmental disorders predominantly characterized by impaired social functioning and communication disturbances. Symptoms can include intense focus on one item, unresponsiveness, lack of understanding social cues (like tone of voice or body language), repetitive movements, or self-abusive behavior like head-banging.
The severity of the symptoms varies widely among affected individuals. Other possible symptoms include learning to speak relatively late, not playing interactively with other children, avoidance of eye contact, lack of empathy, and social withdrawal.
Children with ASD, who have not developed sufficient language skills, may act out, including screaming or crying, to express their needs. It is important to note that people with ASD may vary widely in their level of functioning, and not all people with ASD will experience all of the symptoms listed.
At IRM Hospital we offer best Autism Treatment in Islamabad,Pakistan. We have introduced state of the art stem cell therapy for autism patients.
HOW AUTISM IS TREATED TRADITIONALLY
The most effective treatments available today are
● Applied behavioral analysis (ABA)
● Occupational therapy
● Speech therapy
● Physical therapy
● Pharmacological therapy
Treatment works to minimize the impact of the core features and associated deficits of
ASD and to maximize functional independence and quality of life.

What Is Stem Cell Treatment for Children With Cerebral Palsy?
During a stem cell transplant, a physician injects stem cells into the child intrathecally via lumbar puncture into the spinal column.[2] The hope is that the stem cells will develop into nerve cells that can connect with other cells.

Furthermore, once the cells connect with other cells, they must be able to deliver messages to the muscles that control movement. This progression is crucial to the treatment’s success.
Physical therapy is almost always recommended after stem cell therapy. While medical experts state that there is difficulty in identifying which therapy helps more, stem cell therapy or physical therapy, the combination of both gives the child the best chances of success.

Signs of autism in children
Autism in young children
Signs of autism in young children include:
not responding to their name
avoiding eye contact
not smiling when you smile at them
getting very upset if they do not like a certain taste, smell or sound
repetitive movements, such as flapping their hands, flicking their fingers or rocking their body
not talking as much as other children
repeating the same phrases.
Autism in older children
Signs of autism in older children include:
not seeming to understand what others are thinking or feeling
finding it hard to say how they feel
liking a strict daily routine and getting very upset if it changes
having a very keen interest in certain subjects or activities
getting very upset if you ask them to do something
finding it hard to make friends or preferring to be on their own
taking things very literally – for example, they may not understand phrases like "break a leg"

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