Can umbilical cord blood cure liver disease

Other selection functions are very important in clinical medicine, so many people will save and see umbilical cord blood during delivery. Theoretically, umbilical cord blood can treat many diseases and has a wider range of uses. Liver disease is a problem that troubles many people. In addition to conventional treatments, there are also many folk remedies that can alleviate the symptoms of liver disease. So can umbilical cord blood cure liver disease?

1. Umbilical cord blood

In the past, people did not realize the great role of umbilical cord blood, and it would be discarded after giving birth. However, in recent years, some researchers have claimed that the HSCs contained in it can treat a variety of diseases. Subsequently, more and more people have deified umbilical cord blood, and parents will choose to preserve it when giving birth. Many people don’t know much about the role of HSCs, or have never even heard of it. In fact, it is very important to human health and is an important guarantee for human healthy survival. When any tissue or organ in the human body is damaged, it can be repaired and healed through it. At the same time, it can also treat some immune system diseases and tumors.

2. Liver disease

Liver disease first requires a clear diagnosis in order to analyze and guide treatment. Although umbilical cord blood theoretically has a certain effect, it cannot treat all diseases. The function of one's own umbilical cord blood is to provide hematopoietic stem cells to treat diseases of the blood system, but it is usually unable to treat infectious diseases.

3. Others

The amount of umbilical cord blood is limited, usually only a few dozen milliliters. The number of stem cells contained in these dozens of milliliters of umbilical cord blood is only enough for transplantation in children. This means that this insurance can only be effective when the child is young, and it is not as "safe" as described in commercial propaganda. Although future medical advances may reduce the demand for umbilical cord blood, this is also just a "hope" that is not supported by scientific progress.