Mediterranean Fever

Mediterranean Fever, also known as familial recurrent fever, is a hereditary disease that causes recurrent episodes of fever, abdominal pain, and joint pain. These symptoms can last for several days and then resolve on their own. While there is no cure, treatments can help control symptoms and prevent long-term complications. This disease is named like this because it is more common in people of Mediterranean descent, however it can affect individuals of different ethnic backgrounds as well.

Stem cell therapy can help in Mediterranean Fever by modulating the immune system and reducing the excessive inflammation characteristic of this autoinflammatory disease. Stem cells can act as immune system regulators, which can help control fever episodes and other recurrent symptoms. Additionally, they can contribute to the repair of tissues damaged by chronic inflammation.