The clear halt of disease progression and significant improvement in quality of life for ALS patients requires choosing the right treatment!
Mr. Bratislav Stojković, a handsome 48-year-old gentleman from Serbia, unfortunately suffers from ALS. He began experiencing leg weakness 2 and a half years ago, which gradually led to difficulties in walking, decreased strength in both upper limbs, increased salivation, slowed speech, unclear articulation, fatigue, and a notable decline in endurance, occasionally experiencing choking. Despite taking medications such as Riluzole, Amitriptyline, and Ursodeoxycholic Acid, his condition showed no improvement and continued to worsen.
Watching Mr. Stojković succumb to the torment of the disease and gradually lose his ability to care for himself caused great concern among his family and friends. In their search for solutions, they learned about the miraculous effects of neural stem cell therapy for ALS. Wu Medical Center is a hospital with over 20 years of experience specializing in 2 types of stem cell therapy + CAST treatment. After browsing the hospital's website and speaking with former patients, they discovered that Dr. Wu's team had genuinely helped many ALS patients halt disease progression, alleviate ALS symptoms, and improve quality of life. Some patients were even able to work like normal individuals. A common characteristic among ALS patients treated at Wu Medical Center is that traditional medical drugs and therapies worldwide could not stop the progression of ALS or improve its symptoms. Only those who personally visited Wu Medical Center to experience Dr. Wu's unique, original, safe, and effective stem cell therapy discovered that while God may have closed one door, He also opened another window.
After 2 weeks of inpatient treatment, Mr. Stojković's disease progression halted, and his motor function showed significant improvement. His neck rotation and shoulder shrug strength increased from grade 3 before treatment to grade 4 now. The motor function of his limbs improved markedly, with strength significantly increased: the proximal strength of both upper limbs, wrist flexor strength, grip strength, and interphalangeal strength averaged a 30% increase. The strength of both lower limbs improved from grade 3 before treatment to grade 4 now, and plantar flexor and dorsiflexor strength increased from grade 2 to grade 3. His left upper limb, which could not perform movements before treatment, can now execute elbow flexion smoothly, with notable increases in internal and external rotation speed, and he can raise his arm to chest level. His right upper limb, initially unable to move, can now slowly perform internal and external rotations and translations. His hands, which previously could not grasp, can now hold another person's hand and resist gravity and some resistance. The finger opposition function improved from being absent to now enabling the left hand (except the little finger) to perform opposition, and the right hand can slowly perform opposition with the index and middle fingers. Due to increased muscle strength, Mr. Stojković's ability to stand and walk is improved, with a significant enhancement in balance; the assistance required for standing is decreased considerably. He can walk approximately 8-10 meters with assistance, and foot drop is no longer prominent, compared to only being able to drag his feet 3-5 meters before treatment.
The halt of Mr. Stojković's disease progression and the clear improvement in muscle strength and motor function filled him and his family with confidence about his future! During his hospitalization, he celebrated a birthday that held special meaning for him by blowing out candles, cutting a cake, and joyfully making birthday wishes.
We hope to accompany more ALS patients, like Mr. Bratislav Stojković, in experiencing the advanced and innovative 2 types stem cells + CAST treatments at Wu Medical Center, distinct from traditional medical approaches, to halt the progression of ALS, improve symptoms, and enhance their quality of life, bringing confidence to their future in life and work.
To learn more information of Mr. Bratislav Stojković's patient story, please refer to the following link:
Bratislav Stojković -Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) -(Serbia)
