Mr .Chongchin from Malaysia

Age:51 years old

Nationality: Malaysia

Diagnosis:Diabetes

Admission Date:Jan 2012

Background

In November 2011, the patient presented with a concerning set of symptoms. Without any apparent trigger, he began experiencing intense thirst and an insatiable urge to drink, known as polydipsia. Concurrently, he noticed a significant and unexpected decline in his body weight. Alarmed by these developments, he sought medical advice from a local doctor. Subsequent examinations revealed that his intravenous fasting glucose level was a staggering 15.6 mmol/L, and his glycosylated hemoglobin stood at 10.6%. Taking into account these test results and his related symptoms, he was diagnosed with type II diabetes, marking the start of his journey to manage this chronic condition.


Pre-Treatment Condition(Before Stem Cell Treatment)
  • 1. Key Symptoms:
  • - Unquenchable thirst (polydipsia) with unintentional weight loss.
  • 2. Abnormal Lab Findings:
  • - Elevated fasting blood glucose and HbA1c (impaired glucose metabolism).
  • 3. Physical Weakness:
  • - Generalized weakness and fatigue impacting daily function.

Treatment Plan
  • One course of stem cell therapy
  • Surgical method: Interventional therapy + intravenous injection
  • Efficacy monitoring plan over 6 to 12 months post-treatment

After the First Course ofTreatment (6 months)


Symptom Improvement
Unquenchable thirst (polydipsia); unintentional weight loss. Resolved thirst/polydipsia; restored normal weight.
Elevated fasting glucose/HbA1c (impaired glucose metabolism). Normalized fasting glucose/HbA1c (effective glycemic control).
Generalized weakness/fatigue impairing function. Restored energy; resolved weakness.
High risk of diabetes-related complications. Significantly reduced risk (neuropathy, nephropathy, retinopathy).

Progress Summary & Future Outlook

Given the patient's remarkable progress, the future looks bright. With normal blood sugar indices and symptom remission, he can anticipate a continued reduction in long-term health risks. This new - found energy will enable him to engage in a more active lifestyle. As his body continues to adapt, he may be able to maintain normal blood sugar levels with even less reliance on medication. This could lead to a full integration back into social and work life, free from the constant worry of diabetes-related issues, and a chance to enjoy a long, healthy life.

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