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Stem Cell Therapy Reverses Liver Cirrhosis in a 61-Year-Old Woman: A Breakthrough Journey at Viecell Institute of Regenerative Medicine

In a remarkable display of modern regenerative medicine, a 61-year-old woman from Mumbai has successfully reversed her liver cirrhosis through advanced stem cell therapy at the Viecell Institute of Regenerative Medicine in Surat. Once grappling with the progression of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) to Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH), her condition had reached a critical stage. Yet, against the odds and traditional medical expectations, her story now stands as a beacon of hope for others battling similar conditions.

From NAFLD to Cirrhosis: A Silent Progression

Like many patients with NAFLD, the woman initially experienced no significant symptoms. Over time, however, fat accumulation in the liver led to inflammation, pushing her condition into the more aggressive stage of NASH. Left unchecked, NASH led to fibrosis and eventually cirrhosis—a condition once believed to be irreversible. Despite various attempts at conventional medical management, including dietary changes and medications, her liver health continued to deteriorate.

By the time she was advised to consider stem cell therapy, her condition was serious. Conventional medicine had little else to offer except supportive care, and even her long-time family doctor remained skeptical of regenerative approaches.

The Journey to Surat

After thorough research and multiple consultations, the patient decided to undergo stem cell therapy at Viecell Institute of Regenerative Medicine—a pioneering center known for its innovative applications of cell-based treatments. She made the journey from Mumbai to Surat, a decision that would soon transform her life.

The treatment protocol included two intravenous (IV) stem cell infusions and one intra-hepatic (direct-to-liver) cycle. The multi-modal approach was designed to both systemically and locally target liver inflammation, fibrosis, and stimulate regeneration of healthy hepatic tissue.

The Science Behind the Success

Stem cell therapy works by introducing mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), known for their immunomodulatory and regenerative properties. When administered intravenously, these cells home to sites of inflammation and injury, releasing paracrine factors that promote tissue repair, reduce fibrosis, and improve microvascular circulation. The intra-hepatic route offers even more precise targeting, allowing a higher concentration of therapeutic cells to directly reach the diseased liver tissue.

In her case, the combined therapy began showing effects within weeks. Energy levels improved, digestion normalized, and signs of fluid retention—often seen in cirrhosis—began to resolve.

Clinical Confirmation: A Reversal Once Thought Impossible

Three months post-treatment, follow-up imaging and blood tests provided undeniable evidence of recovery. Liver function tests returned to normal ranges. Imaging studies, including ultrasound and elastography, revealed a dramatic reduction in liver stiffness and fibrosis markers. Most notably, there was no sign of active cirrhosis.

This outcome, once deemed improbable, marked a significant clinical milestone not only for the patient but also for the broader medical community tracking the use of regenerative therapies for chronic liver conditions.

Lifestyle Integration: The Other Half of Healing

Complementing the stem cell therapy, she was advised to adopt a liver-friendly lifestyle. A low-glycemic, anti-inflammatory diet was tailored for her, focusing on plant-based proteins, healthy fats, and minimal sugar. A light but consistent exercise routine, including yoga and walking, became part of her daily schedule. The synergy between therapy and lifestyle change played a crucial role in sustaining the healing process.

A Changed Perspective: From Doubt to Admiration

Perhaps the most telling part of this journey came when she shared her results with her family doctor—who had long held a critical view of stem cell therapies. Upon reviewing her post-treatment results, the doctor was genuinely overwhelmed. “This is astonishing,” he reportedly said, admitting that he had not anticipated such a significant reversal. His skepticism gave way to admiration, and he expressed interest in learning more about the treatment protocol followed at Viecell.

A New Chapter in Liver Disease Management

The successful reversal of liver cirrhosis in this patient underscores the potential of stem cell therapy to redefine how chronic liver diseases are managed. While larger clinical trials are ongoing, cases like this provide real-world proof of concept and hope to patients who once had no options beyond transplantation.

As for the woman from Mumbai, she now enjoys an active, pain-free life—grateful for the second chance she received, and deeply appreciative of the team at Viecell Institute that made it possible. Her journey is not just a personal victory, but a signpost of what the future of medicine holds.

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2 comments
  • Parvez Ahmad Ansari
    May 24, 2025 at 6:53 am

    Greetings,
    One of my relatives is diagnosed with liver cirrhosis in 2022 and now his liver is almost 90% diseased. Doctors suggest transplantation is the only option as he started developing ascites, lower legs edema, hydrocele. We would like to know is there any successful treatment options available for him by this stem cell therapy? If yes, then how much total approximate expenses will be there for complete treatment.

    Thank you.

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      • viecell
        July 14, 2025 at 5:26 pm

        Hello Mr Parvez, Cell therapy can help your relative recover from Liver Cirrhosis, please visit the hospital for thorough consultation, you can call on +91 90012 90028 to book an appointment

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