Stem Cell Therapy for Back Pain in Mexico (888) 988-0515

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (PRWEB) July 27, 2020

The leading stem cell treatment center in Mexico, R3 International, is now offering a new program for stem cell therapy for back pain. The treatments include 30 million stem cells up to 200 million, and start at only $2975.

With close to 9 out of 10 experiencing significant back pain at some point in life, there are millions of individuals who deal with back pain every day. It may be incapacitating, with traditional treatment options often not working exceptionally well. This may include risky narcotics or surgery.

According to R3 CEO David Greene, MD, MBA, "Chronic back pain dampens quality of life, with patients often not being able to work or play with their kids or grandkids. Stem cell treatment with R3 in Mexico is a fantastically effective option for those who want to eliminate pain without surgery or narcotics. It starts at only $2975 too!"

Stem cell therapy for back pain in Mexico at R3 International provides a safe, effective option for patients to alleviate back pain without surgery. Depending on the patient's reason for back pain, treatment may be provided IV, injection, intrathecal or with a combination. Each individual undergoes a free consultation with one of R3's licensed, experienced stem cell doctors who will review medical records and make the treatment suggestion.

Patient satisfaction at R3 Stem Cell International exceeds 87% overall, with treatments being offered for back pain, joint arthritis, Lyme disease, kidney failure, COPD, stroke, neuropathy, Alzheimers, diabetes, Crohns and more. Patients receive an escort from San Diego to the Tijuana clinic, which is only 20 minutes away along with an escort to the treatment and back.

To get set up for a free phone consultation, call (888) 988-0515 and visit https://stemcelltreatmentclinic.com for more information.

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