Treatment of Chronic Cystitis with Own Cells
A preparation based on your own immune cells restores the local immunity of the bladder and reduces the frequency of chronic cystitis exacerbations.
How chronic cystitis is usually treated
Traditional treatment relies on antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antispasmodic agents. Antibiotics are prescribed after analyzing pathogen sensitivity. Often, this treatment only relieves external manifestations until the next exacerbation.
OPI therapy based on the patient's immune cells allows reducing the medication burden on the body and stimulates anti-infectious processes directly at the site of infection.
The method is particularly useful when standard treatment is ineffective and incapable of breaking the cycle of the chronic inflammatory process.
How OPI therapy works
A clinical effect of varying degrees is observed in virtually all treated patients.
Blood collection
We draw 150 ml of blood to isolate immunocompetent cells from it.
Blood collection
We draw 150 ml of blood to isolate immunocompetent cells from it.
Cell activation
The cells are activated using an original methodology for 1–2 days to enhance their microbicidal properties.
Cell activation
The cells are activated using an original methodology for 1–2 days to enhance their microbicidal properties.
Direct administration
The activated cells are administered via the urethra directly into the bladder — following local anesthesia with a special cream.
Direct administration
The activated cells are administered via the urethra directly into the bladder — following local anesthesia with a special cream.
Relapse prevention
Prophylactic treatment is prescribed. In case a relapse develops, a repeat procedure is possible.
Relapse prevention
Prophylactic treatment is prescribed. In case a relapse develops, a repeat procedure is possible.
The therapy consists of three components
Orthokine (serum) therapy
Provides anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects.
PRP (platelet) therapy
Fosters a microenvironment favorable for the growth of healthy cells.
Cellular therapy
Aimed at achieving a long-term regenerative effect.
Course — 3–6 procedures
With an interval of once every 2 months. With each subsequent procedure, the frequency of exacerbations decreases.
Forms of cystitis we treat
Chronic infectious cystitis
Recurrent bacterial inflammation, including antibiotic-resistant strains. OPI therapy restores local immunity and reduces exacerbation frequency.
Interstitial cystitis
Non-infectious chronic inflammation of the bladder wall with pain. Therapy promotes tissue regeneration and inflammation reduction.
Menopausal cystitis
Decreased estrogen levels during menopause increase mucosal vulnerability to inflammation. OPI therapy restores local defense, taking hormonal changes into account.
Answers to questions about the therapy
How quickly will pain and urgency disappear?
Within a week, patients report that the disease's manifestations become significantly less pronounced — pain symptoms and frequency of urges subside.
Are there any contraindications?
There are no contraindications to this method.
How long does the remission last?
With each subsequent procedure, the frequency of exacerbations decreases. After a full course, remission can last up to 2 years and more.
Is the vaccine administered through a catheter?
Yes, with preliminary anesthesia of the urethra using a special cream. The drug is administered in an outpatient setting after emptying the bladder.
What are the side effects of the preparation?
In the first 24 hours, mild discomfort in the injection area (relieved by antispasmodics) and a slight temperature increase are possible.
Can it be combined with other methods?
Yes — immunotherapy enhances local immunity, mucosal healing, and the efficacy of standard cystitis drugs.
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