Chronic pain (for those who experience persistent pain)

This treatment involves harvesting a patient’s own adipose tissue, culturing stem cells from that tissue, and reinfusing them into the body via intravenous drip. It is designed to repair damage and degeneration in the nervous system that may be causing chronic pain.
A popular course combines this stem cell therapy with iPS cell-derived exosome infusion.
The transplanted stem cells are said to naturally migrate (a phenomenon known as “homing”) to areas of the body experiencing damage, degeneration, or disease, where they help repair tissue and improve the internal cellular environment, potentially leading to long-term relief from pain and even curative effects.
By combining this therapy with iPS cell-derived exosomes, patients may experience enhanced activation of immune cells and fibroblasts, as well as improvements in vascular endothelial cell function—making it a highly recommended and popular regenerative treatment.

Providing Medical Institution

JTK clinic

〒102-0083
2nd Floor, Kojimachi Shimura Building, 4-1-5 Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku,

https://www.jtkclinic.com/

Specialty

(Disease Name) Fibromyalgia
(Disease Name)　Interstitial Pneumonia
(Disease Name) Certain Autoimmune Diseases (e.g., Systemic Lupus Erythematosus)

Duration / Time Required

Pre-treatment tissue collection: approximately 1 hour　　Required cell culture period: approximately 1 month　　IV infusion procedure time: approximately 1 hour

Remarks

[Treatment Flow] Pre-treatment counseling → Infectious disease testing (blood test) → Schedule tissue collection date → Explanation of important information → Consent form signing → Local anesthesia for tissue collection site → Tissue harvesting → Ship sample and begin stem cell cultivation → Determine infusion date → Visit clinic on scheduled infusion date → Temperature check → Counseling → Stem cell infusion → iPS cell-derived exosome infusion [Conditions That May Preclude Treatment Due to Medical History or Medications] None (However, advance confirmation of medication history, such as with a medication notebook, is required.)

Precautions / Contraindications

Currently undergoing cancer treatment
Current diagnosis or history of cancer (including solid and hematologic cancers)
Pregnant individuals / Those who are pregnant