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Kylie Jenner has recently revealed a private health struggle she has faced for nearly three years. The renowned beauty mogul disclosed that she has started stem cell therapy to combat the severe chronic back pain she has experienced since her son, Aire, was born.
On December 3, the 28-year-old shared glimpses of her treatment journey through a series of Instagram Stories. One image featured her resting in a hospital bed, while others captured bandages around her lower back following the procedure.
Kylie noted that her pain started after her second pregnancy and continued relentlessly despite trying various treatments. However, her sister Kim Kardashian's positive experience with stem cell therapy sparked hope in her.
“I’ve experienced debilitating chronic back pain for almost three years post my last pregnancy, and nothing seemed to help,” Kylie shared. Hearing about Kim's relief encouraged her to consider stem cell therapy. She expressed gratitude to Dr. Akhan and the Eterna Health team for their care and support.
Kylie also emphasized the individuality of every medical condition, urging her followers to conduct comprehensive research and consult health professionals prior to seeking any treatment. Her aim in sharing this journey is to assist others facing similar challenges.
Mother to two children—Stormi, 7, and Aire, 3—with her ex-partner Travis Scott, Kylie also addressed the emotional complexities of motherhood. In a recent podcast episode with her sister Khloé Kardashian, she explained how young motherhood was tough, describing her emotional struggles and the lengthy recovery period following each pregnancy.
Following her stem cell therapy, Kylie considers this a pivotal moment in her journey towards recovery. She is hopeful, thankful, and eager to improve her overall quality of life.
Stem cell therapy aims to mend damaged body tissues using stem cells harvested from sources like bone marrow, fat, or umbilical cord blood, injected into affected areas to alleviate pain and foster healing. Ongoing research indicates its potential for enhancing life quality in chronic health conditions.
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