RU2071327C1 - Method to treat patients - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: medicine, homeopathic therapy. SUBSTANCE: it is necessary to determine response type of sick organ or system or the whole body to dysfunctions caused by a disease. There are 3 response types: well- pronounced, moderate and flabby ones. Homeopathic products are evaluated according to analogous principle. There exist products with symptoms in pathogenesis that reflect well-pronounced, moderate or flabby response type. Patients with well-pronounced response type received homeopathic products that cause similar symptoms in pathogenesis and combined them with products of similar pathogenetic symptoms but with flabby response to them. Patients with flabby response type to a disease received products with analogous symptoms and flabby response type in pathogenesis, moreover combining the products with those of similar symptoms but with well-pronounced response type in pathogenesis. Patients with moderate response type received products with analogous symptom similar to pathogenic response type. EFFECT: improved results of therapy.

Description

 The invention relates to medicine and relates to methods of treatment using homeopathic remedies.

 A known method of treating patients with homeopathic remedies, providing for their selection according to the "principle of similarity" (Big honey encyclopedia. M. Sov. Encyclopedia. 1980, v.3, p.321).

 However, the known method does not take into account the specificity of patient complaints, does not provide for the selection of funds in accordance with this specificity, which reduces the effectiveness of treatment.

 The technical result achieved by the implementation of the present invention is to increase the effectiveness of treatment.

 This is achieved by the fact that in the method of treating a patient, including assessing his condition and prescribing homeopathic remedies, taking into account the similarity of their pathogenesis to the patient’s symptoms, a distinctive feature is that when assessing the patient’s condition, they additionally determine the type of response of the damaged organ, or system, or the whole patient’s body , distinguish three types of response; pronounced, moderate and lethargic, and when a sharply pronounced type of reaction is detected, they prescribe a remedy that causes the same type of reaction in pathogenesis, and combine it with a remedy that causes a lethargic type of reaction in pathogenesis; when a lethargic type of reaction is detected, they prescribe a remedy that causes the same type of response, and combine it with an agent that causes a pronounced type of response in pathogenesis, and if a moderate type of response is detected, only the agent that causes that pathogenesis what kind of response.

 The present invention is based on generalizations made by the author after a careful analysis of the results of many years of practice treating homeopathic remedies for numerous patients with various diseases.

 The analysis showed the feasibility of compulsory differentiation of all patients, regardless of the type of disease, by the type of their response to damage caused by the disease.

 The author drew attention to the fact that, with the same diagnosis, some patients complain of sharp, figuratively described by patients symptoms ("cut with a knife", "tearing into pieces", "stab with a dagger"), others with erased unpleasant sensations, others with moderate painful sensations.

 In accordance with the present invention, before prescribing a homeopathic remedy, it is necessary to identify the type of response of the patient to the disease.

 With a sharply expressed type of response, the state of a diseased organ, system, or the entire diseased organism (depending on the type of disease) is referred to as a state of overstrain (alteration), when it is weakly expressed as a state of weakness (psora), and when it is moderately expressed as an averaged state (sycosis).

 Homeopathic remedies selected according to the principle of similarity should also be differentiated not only by symptoms in pathogenesis, but also by the types of response to these agents in pathogenesis. So, if in the description of pathogenesis there is, for example, a symptom of pain, then the “color” of the pain (sharp, moderate or weak) should be analyzed.

 Accordingly, a patient with pronounced symptoms should be prescribed an agent with a pronounced type of response to it in pathogenesis. It is recommended that a patient with a moderate or sluggish symptom be prescribed agents with a moderate or sluggish type of response to them in pathogenesis.

 However, an organ, system, or the whole diseased organism that is in a state of overstrain (alteration), under the influence of homeopathic remedies with signs of alteration in pathogenesis, in accordance with the view of the author of the invention, can further develop the state of alteration, which may ultimately lead to excessive overstrain of a diseased organ, a diseased system or a sick whole organism.

 This generalization led the author to the conclusion that it is necessary to combine in this case an alternative drug with psoric. The latter will prevent the strengthening of the state of alteration, reduce overvoltage, "pull" the diseased organ, system or organism "down" to psoriasis.

 Similarly, it should be done with patients with a psoric type of response to the disease. In accordance with the views of the author of the invention, the psora type of response is a sign that the diseased organ, system or the whole organism has "descended" into psora, and have come to a state of a lethargic type of reaction. If such patients are prescribed only psoric drugs, then the organ, system or the whole organism will "go down" even lower. This necessitates the appointment of such patients with psoric drugs with the mandatory simultaneous appointment of alternative drugs.

 If the patient has a moderate type of response to the disease, then it is enough to prescribe a drug with a moderate type of response to it in pathogenesis.

 The following is an example illustrating the invention.

 Example. A group of patients with a diagnosis of acute bronchitis was divided into 6 subgroups of 5 people in each subgroup.

 The first (control) subgroup included randomly selected patients with complaints of coughing and sputum production.

 The second and third subgroups included patients with complaints of a debilitating “tearing” cough and excessive sputum production (a pronounced type of response of the diseased organ, bronchi, to the disease).

 The fourth and fifth subgroups included patients complaining of constant tedious coughing and lethargic sputum production (lethargic type of reaction of the bronchi to the disease).

 Complaints of patients of the sixth subgroup were reduced to mild cough and moderate sputum production.

 Patients of the first subgroup were prescribed a Scilla marum homeopathic remedy with a symptom of cough and sputum secretion in pathogenesis.

 Patients of the second subgroup were prescribed only the alternative drug Aurum iod with a symptom of "tearing" cough and profuse sputum secretion in the pathogenesis.

 Patients of the third subgroup along with Aurum iod were prescribed Borax, a homeopathic remedy with symptoms of coughing and sluggish sputum secretion in pathogenesis.

 Patients of the fourth subgroup were prescribed only the pseudo-drug Drosera with symptoms of lethargic coughing and lethargic sputum production.

 For patients of the fifth subgroup, the administration of Drosera was combined with the administration of Natricum muraticum homeopathic remedy with symptoms of tearing cough and profuse sputum secretion in pathogenesis.

 Patients of the sixth subgroup were prescribed only Tellurium homeopathic remedy with symptoms of moderate cough and moderate sputum in pathogenesis.

 Recovery of patients of the first subgroup was not uniform: some patients reduced complaints every day, while others did not change their complaints for a long time. Patient R.'s condition with an alternative type of response has noticeably worsened, which required the appointment of additional homeopathic remedies.

 In two patients of the second subgroup, an increase in cough intensity was also observed. After 7 days of their treatment, they were additionally prescribed Borax homeopathic remedy, after which there were noticeable signs of improvement in the condition of these patients.

 Patients of the third subgroup recovered much faster than patients of the second subgroup.

 With a noticeable improvement in the condition of four patients of the fourth subgroup, the fifth patient O. worsened the condition. The patient complained that when urging him to cough, he "had no strength to cough."

 With the additional appointment of the patient O. the drug Natrium muraticum, a gradual improvement in its condition was observed.

 Patients of the fifth subgroup were prescribed two drugs: Drosera and Natrium muraticum, and as a result, a rapid improvement in their condition was observed until recovery.

 A uniform recovery pattern was also observed in the sixth subgroup after the appointment of a homeopathic remedy with Tellurium patients with symptoms of moderate cough and sputum secretion in pathogenesis.

 The results described in the example clearly show that the method according to the invention can significantly increase the effectiveness of the treatment of acute bronchitis with homeopathic remedies.

 Similar data were obtained over 10 years of treatment of patients with various diseases. In all cases of treatment, the pattern remained: taking into account the type of response of the patient and the type of response to the homeopathic remedy in its pathogenesis, the combined use of homeopathic remedies in accordance with the invention significantly increase the effectiveness of the treatment.

Claims (1)

 A method of treating a patient, including assessing his condition and prescribing homeopathic remedies, taking into account the similarity of their pathogenesis to the patient’s symptoms, characterized in that when assessing the patient’s condition, they additionally determine the type of response of the damaged organ, or system, or the entire patient’s body, there are three types of response: pronounced , moderate and lethargic, and when a sharply expressed type of reaction is detected, they prescribe a remedy that causes the same type of response in pathogenesis, and combine it with a remedy that causes pa for the pathogenesis of a sluggish type of response, when a sluggish type of response is detected, a means is prescribed that causes the same type of response in pathogenesis and combined with a means that causes a pronounced type of response in pathogenesis, and if a moderate type of reaction is detected, only that means that causes such a pathogenesis same type of response.