Innovation in Medication Therapy for Autism

Recently, combined or compounded medications have become very popular, as they are generally more effective than standard medications because they are tailored to meet the needs of each individual patient. However, there is still little reliable information available about them, so it makes sense to fill this gap.

• Compounded medications differ from standard ones because they are made specifically for a particular patient and are usually produced in small batches or according to individual prescriptions. The production of such medications requires careful preparation, formulation, mixing, and “adjusting” of various ingredients, demanding special attention. Moreover, they must be purified of any dyes or potential allergens.
• A consultation with a doctor is required to prescribe compounded medications, who will determine if they are necessary and specify the formula, dosage, and method of administration that will be most effective. They are made by certified pharmacies, whose ratings can be found online.
• One of the advantages of combined medications is that they can be given a pleasant taste, which is important when treating children who enjoy such “candies,” while regular pills tend to be rejected by them. Furthermore, the dosage of active ingredients is adjusted according to age-related characteristics, whereas standard medications are not selective in this regard. These medications can be released not only in the form of tablets but also in drops, gels, lotions, or ointments—for those who have difficulty swallowing.
• The ability to vary the composition allows compounded medications to be used for treating a wide range of symptoms based on individual needs and other factors.
• There are some challenges. First and foremost, the cost of such medications is typically higher than that of standard medications, as they are made specifically for a particular patient or in small batches. This is one of the reasons why they have not become widely popular, even though it has been proven that personalized pharmacological therapy delivers much better results.

Perhaps these medications hold the future. But there is already a way to address autism spectrum disorders themselves, rather than just alleviating their symptoms. This is possible with cell therapy—modern stem cell transplantation technology. Since the cells are taken from the patient’s own body, rejection is excluded. The mechanism of action is that they replace defective brain cells that are not functioning properly, which is what causes neurological disorders. Thus, healing occurs naturally, without the use of any medications, and the result is typically quick and long-lasting—usually lifelong.

This method is practiced at the best clinics in the world, including the Mardaleishvili Medical Center. Here, experienced doctors of the highest qualifications work, the technical equipment meets the latest standards, and the cost of services is lower than in other countries, especially the USA and Canada. Additionally, the center’s staff offers comprehensive assistance with travel and accommodation planning.

Don’t rely on medications—undergo cell therapy for complete healing!