Multiple Sclerosis — regained strength and restored independence
- Dr. Uladzislau Tsvirko

- Jun 9
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 5
👤 Patient Profile: Silvia Baistrocchi, 56 — Italy
Diagnosis: Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (SPMS)
Silvia, a 56-year-old woman from Italy, had been living with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis. Due to advanced motor impairment and generalised weakness, she had become wheelchair-dependent. She also experienced chronic fatigue and increasing difficulty with basic daily activities.
🧬 Clinical Approach at BioCells Medical
In May 2024, Silvia began a fully personalised allogeneic regenerative therapy protocol at BioCells Medical, focused on stabilising her condition and restoring motor capacity.
Her treatment programme included:
Intravenous infusion of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs)
Intranasal administration of MSCs and purified exosomes
Nebulised inhalation therapy with regenerative biofactors
To reinforce the effects, Silvia received two additional MSC booster infusions in the following months — spaced apart to build cumulative therapeutic momentum.
📈 Observed Results
According to both her family and physiotherapy team, Silvia began showing progressive and meaningful improvement:
Increased muscle strength, especially in her lower limbs
Greater endurance during physiotherapy sessions
Regained ability to stand up from the wheelchair and take a few steps with assistance
Remarkably, she maintained these improvements even after a prolonged intestinal infection in December 2024 — recovering faster than expected




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