Autism is a complex condition that affects the lives where the families and might necessitate complicated and multifaceted management strategies. Stem cell therapy for Autism has been perceived to have the potential to treat people with the disorder with the aim of relieving some of the symptoms and thus the quality of life of people living with ASD. Autism can be understood as a type of neurological disorder that affects patients of all ages. It is widely recognised that the existing approaches to treat it are still limited in effectiveness. Thus comes the use of stem cells in treating autism.

Stem cell therapy to treat autism

As for the possibility of stem cell interventions in autism, several types of stem cells are pacific, including MSCs, because of their immunomodulating properties, anti-inflammatory action and neurodegenerative properties. These cells can go to the affected areas of the brain to enhance synaptic connection and thus help boost general brain performance. ASD has neurological deficits and stem cell therapy can correct these and, in the process, enhance social interaction, communication and behavioural changes.