Sub-health-Case-Mr. Ahmed

Mr. Ahmed from Bahrain

Age：54 years old

Nationality：Bahrain

Disease：Sub-health

Admission Date：Dec 2017

Background

Due to years of business work, high-intensity work in long term, excessive energy consumption, Mr. Ahmed had serious physical sub-health symptoms, such as lack of energy, fatigue, poor quality of sleep, indigestion, prostate inflammation, sexual dysfunction, cardiac dysfunction, decreased vision, memory recede, left knee intractable pain and so on. Mr. Ahmed used to take a variety of nutritional drugs, sleeping drugs, painkillers, anti-inflammatory drugs, anti-prostatic hypertrophy drugs, but the effect is very limited.

Pre-Treatment Condition（Before Stem Cell Treatment）

1. General Health
Persistent fatigue, weakness, and non-restorative sleep, perpetuating a cycle of impaired recovery and functional decline.
2. Knee Dysfunction
Chronic left knee pain with marked strength asymmetry (L
3. Digestive Health
Chronic indigestion requiring restrictive vegetarian diet (nutritional risk) to manage discomfort.
4. Urogenital Health
Prostatitis with sexual dysfunction, causing physical and psychosocial distress.
5. Neurological/Sensory Status
Vision impairment and memory decline, contributing to daily functional challenges and anxiety.

Treatment Plan

One course of stem cell therapy
Surgical method: Intravenous infusion
Efficacy monitoring plan over 6 to 12 months post-treatment

After the First Course ofTreatment (6 months)

1. Physical & Sleep Improvement

Restored energy levels and muscular strength, enabling enhanced daily function. Moderately improved sleep efficiency with reported restorative rest, supporting holistic recovery.

2. Knee Symptom Resolution

Significant reduction in left knee pain severity/frequency. Transitioned from refractory preoperative pain to manageable discomfort, permitting increased ambulation and functional mobility gains.

3.Nutritional Status

Expanded dietary tolerance within vegetarian regimen, reflecting improved digestion/appetite. Elevated caloric/nutrient intake supports sustained recovery and positive metabolic trajectory.

Category	Symptom	Improvement
General Health	Persistent fatigue, weakness, non-restorative sleep; functional decline.	Restored energy/muscular strength; improved sleep efficiency and daily function.
Knee Function	Chronic left knee pain, strength asymmetry (L	Significant pain reduction; improved mobility and ambulation capacity.
Digestive Health	Chronic indigestion requiring restrictive vegetarian diet (nutritional risk).	Expanded dietary tolerance, improved digestion/appetite, enhanced nutrient intake.
Urogenital Health	Prostatitis with sexual dysfunction	No significant improvement reported.

Progress Summary & Future Outlook

Looking forward, the patient is on a promising path to full recovery. In the upcoming months, with consistent self-care and possible follow-up treatments, the energy level is likely to keep rising, and physical strength will further improve. The sleep quality may enhance even more, allowing for better rest and rejuvenation. The knee condition will hopefully continue to improve, enabling the patient to engage in more physical activities like light exercise or sports. As the diet pattern remains stable, the body will receive sufficient nutrition to support the recovery. With continuous progress, the patient can anticipate a return to a normal, active lifestyle, free from the previous discomforts.