Question 1

Which stem cell type is suitable for my condition?

Accepted Answer

It depends on diagnosis, age, health, and the specific goal. A doctor-led review of your case is required before any recommendation.

Question 2

Is autologous better than allogeneic?

Accepted Answer

Neither is universally better. Autologous uses your own cells; allogeneic uses donor-derived cells with standardized lots. Suitability is case-by-case.

Question 3

Do I need MRI or lab results before consultation?

Accepted Answer

Recent imaging and labs significantly improve the quality of doctor-led review and should be uploaded when available.

Question 4

Can you help me choose a clinic in Bangkok?

Accepted Answer

We are a curated international guide, not a ranking website. Our coordination team can introduce suitable Bangkok consultation options after reviewing your case.

Question 5

Can LINNA Clinic review my case?

Accepted Answer

Yes, selected international cases may be reviewed by LINNA Clinic's doctor-led team after case coordination. LINNA is one of several Bangkok consultation options we may suggest.

Question 6

Why is lab quality important?

Accepted Answer

Cell viability, sterility, pathogen screening, and source transparency directly impact safety and the quality of the consultation experience.

Question 7

Can results be guaranteed?

Accepted Answer

No. Results vary depending on diagnosis, age, health condition, and treatment plan. We do not guarantee outcomes or claim to cure diseases.

Question 8

What should I ask before paying a deposit?

Accepted Answer

Source, cell type, cell count, viability, sterility, pathogen screening, marker verification, storage chain, doctor-led suitability review, and realistic expectations.

Question 9

Can I submit my case from overseas?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Most patients submit from overseas before travel. Our coordination team replies via live chat or email.

Question 10

What is the difference between MSC and HSC?

Accepted Answer

MSCs (mesenchymal stem cells) are commonly discussed in regenerative wellness and orthopedic consultation. HSCs (hematopoietic stem cells) are mainly associated with established hematology treatment protocols. They are not interchangeable.

Question 11

Is higher cell count always better?

Accepted Answer

No. Viability, identity (marker verification), and case-appropriate dosing matter more than raw cell count alone.

Question 12

What is viability testing?

Accepted Answer

Viability is the percentage of live, functional cells at the time of administration. It should be measured and documented for every dose.

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