Five years after brain surgery, Michael tries the Re-Mind treatment

Michael finds Re-Mind after five years of rehabilitation

Michael describes the process himself:

"I found the Re-Mind treatment after almost 5 years of rehabilitation due to an operation for a brain tumor. Before the treatment at Re-Mind, my condition was static and there was no prospect of recovery." "After receiving the treatment, I have felt and observed progress in terms of endurance, memory and general cognitive ability. I can now be with more than one person at a time, just as I remember what I did two days ago. All in all, progress I can attribute to Re-Mind."

How the Re-Mind treatment works

Re-Mind is a medical treatment that targets neuroinflammation - an inflammatory condition that can occur in the brain after, among other things, a concussion, a traumatic brain injury, a blood clot or bleeding in the brain or covid-19. The treatment is offered by Rehab-Partner | Neurologic Recovery Clinics and is supervised by the clinic's neurologist, Güven Gürbüz, specialist in neurology. He explains the background to the treatment:

"A brain operation often leaves traces in the brain tissue that can give rise to a persistent state of inflammation - neuroinflammation. When the brain has been exposed to this type of strain, it can affect memory, cognitive endurance and the ability to handle social and mental stimuli. The Re-Mind treatment is aimed at reducing this inflammation. There is a large individual difference in how patients respond - and it is not possible to predict in advance the effect.”

The treatment is off-label. This means that an approved medicine is used for a purpose other than that for which the medicine was originally approved. All patients receive information about this and give informed consent.

You must know this before a treatment

Before a Re-Mind treatment, the patient undergoes a specialist assessment, a medical history review and screening blood tests. The treatment is only offered to patients whose condition is deemed suitable – and the effect is not guaranteed.

The most frequently described side effects are mild: redness or itching at the injection site, a short-term sensation of fever without an actual fever and a temporary headache, typically within one day.

Re-Mind is offered as a medical supplement to the other treatment and rehabilitation. If you want to know more, you can register for an information meeting at Neurologic Recovery Clinics.