RU2132208C1 - Appliance and method of treatment of interstitial and neurobiochemical processes of human organism, treatment of number of man's diseases - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: medicine. SUBSTANCE: treatment is performed by superimposing of foam plastic applicators on affected organs and reflexogenic zones. Appliance is made by foam-plastic "gypsum-application" in the form of foam-plastic plates, coupled to one another through flexible braids, molds of limbs and parts of trunk (individually), and powder-like (ball-type) foam plastic. Appliance fits parts of surface of trunk head and limb tightly. The method is used in other fields (sporting, tourist equipment). Method is used for treatment of internal organ diseases, nervous system diseases as well as psychical, dermal, orthopedic and surgical diseases. EFFECT: higher efficiency. 2 cl, 6 ex

Description

 The invention relates to medicine, namely physiotherapy, characterized in that for the treatment of a number of diseases (skin diseases, diseases of internal organs, nervous diseases), reflected heat (infrared) radiation of a person is used using foam forms having, as we have established, the maximum ability to reflect infrared (thermal) radiation emitted by a living organism, including humans.

 Various methods of physiotherapy of human diseases are known: electrophoresis, ultraviolet irradiation of the skin, canvas applications, exposure to affected organs by an electromagnetic field, ultrasound exposure, etc.

 All of the above treatment methods have positive aspects, namely, they have a small therapeutic effect, but at the same time they are all expensive, affect both the affected area of the human body and the healthy one. In addition, they cannot be considered physiological, since any external influences that exceed physiological norms (the effect of the surrounding background) cannot be carriers of a therapeutic principle.

 Along with this, they are all expensive, unreliable in operation, require special technical services at hospitals, etc.

 One of the negative qualities of the above methods of physiotherapy is the difficulty of their individual application.

 The purpose of the invention: by reflecting the thermal (infrared) radiation emitted by a person, affect the affected organs, tissues, thereby restoring the interstitial and neurobiochemical processes, which is the basis for human recovery.

 The method is as follows: foam forms up to 4-5 cm thick are injected onto the affected organ segment, human limbs, frontal and temporal parts of the head.The thermal radiation emitted by the human body is completely reflected, penetrates the body tissues, restoring the functions of the affected organ. The duration of the treatment session is 30-40 minutes, 2 times a day. The course of treatment is from 10 to 20 days. Given the absence of side effects, in the future, sessions can be continued as relaxation. Forms (foam) are made individually for each patient or "split" forms are used.

Examples
1. A 50-year-old patient has suffered from a protracted course of bronchitis over the past 10 months. The treatment methods used were ineffective, antibiotic therapy is contraindicated due to their intolerance. For 15 days I used foam forms, imposing them on the chest area. On the seventh day of the course of treatment I felt much better. In the second week of treatment, there were no symptoms of bronchitis, but the patient continued physiotherapy due to a pronounced sedative effect when using foam applications. In the second month of treatment (20 min treatment session, 2 times a day), symptoms of neurasthenia were also not observed.

 2. A 1-year-old child with a diagnosis of neurotic sleep disturbance, postcometric syndrome, was outpatient for three weeks. The effect of the treatment was unexpressed. After applying the proposed method, the function of the gastrointestinal tract recovered in the second week, the child began to sleep soundly, gained weight. Foam applicators 5 cm thick weighing 60 g were applied to the entire abdomen.

 3. A patient with trigeminal neuralgia was outpatient for recurrence. He underwent a standard course of treatment, but there was no positive therapeutic effect. Pain syndrome was severe. Using foam applicators on the face area, we achieved pain reduction on the 3rd day.

 The treatment session lasted 40 minutes 3 times a day. Electrophoresis with anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs was canceled on the second day due to their inefficiency. In the second week of treatment, the pain completely stopped.

 Before the use of foam applicators, relapse of the disease was observed 2-3 times a year.

 For the prevention of relapse, the patient used applications monthly at bedtime (20 minutes 7 days). Relapse was not observed throughout the year.

 4. A patient with rheumatoid arthritis for 12 years in the spring-autumn period was forced to use hormonal therapy for pain and inflammatory syndrome (electrophoresis with hydrocortisone, ultrasound with hydrocortisone, etc.). Using foam applications, the patient refused hormonal preparations. Applied sessions were carried out independently at home.

 5. A patient with chronic radiculitis (fisherman) for the past 7 years after the "fishing season" has constantly turned to the clinic with complaints of exacerbation of chronic radiculitis. When I went fishing, I took warm clothes, a specially insulated high chair, but these preventive measures were not effective.

 Using foam molds, I experienced "a feeling of lightness in the lower back, the heat emanating from the foam molds." Relapse of the disease was not observed.

6. A patient with chronic thrombophlebitis of the hemorrhoidal zone after inpatient treatment experienced frequent relapses, “Cannot sit on a bench on the street, waiting for a bus.” Recently, she has been using foam tile 40X30 cm in size and weighing 70 g. She is sitting on a foam applicator on a bench. It is freezing outside 25 ^o C. It feels warm. There is no relapse of the disease.

 As you know, a living organism emits thermal, infrared radiation. This well-known attitude does not apply to all living things. The human body, whose body temperature is relatively high, emits thermal, infrared radiation, strong enough and amenable to registration with special equipment. It is also well known that infrared, thermal radiation has a beneficial effect on the human body, especially on affected organs.

 Targeted work in this area is underway, but not enough. In practical medicine, the method of treating pneumonia, bronchitis, sinusitis, gastritis, polyarthritis, angina pectoris, skin and neurological pathology is still carried out according to standard methods. The impact on the human body with reflected infrared radiation was not carried out at all, it has high therapeutic efficacy, and therefore we proposed methodology (method) can, in our opinion, be considered as an invention that is accessible to everyone, does not have negative side effects, is not expensive: it’s enough to manufacture funds available to any segment of society.

 It is worth stopping at the use of this method in order to prevent a disease, which until recently has been carried out either medically or with the help of electrophysiotherapy, which always, along with a positive therapeutic effect, carries a negative beginning. The foam application has no side effects, restores human health or prevents the disease by reflecting infrared radiation emitted by the human body itself.

 This effect can be described as the restoration of the function of the affected organ with the help of the affected organ (organism) itself.

 The proposed technique (method) is also good because its use is not limited (stationary, outpatient conditions).

 It can be used in any conditions (on camping trips, on an outpatient basis, at home).

 Under adverse climatic conditions, it is most effective (flu), since prophylactic effects are expressed. It is also convenient for transportation (lightweight). In children's practice, the proposed method of treatment is especially favorable. Take at least one example: most babies are breast-fed. Unfortunately, they all have colitic syndrome (pain in the abdomen). Pain, sleep disturbance, anxiety, bloating, undigested stool. These colitic syndromes are not easily removed. It is necessary to resort to medical methods of treatment, which is naturally undesirable.

 Using foam applicators, we remove pain, flatulence caused by intestinal spasm, anxiety, sleep disturbance. The mother of the child does not need to go to the clinic in the physiotherapy room, etc.

Options for foam applicators and their manufacture
Example 1

 Rubberized tissue or cellophane film is applied to the ankle joint; snugly and attached with adhesive plaster. A layer of liquid foam is applied to its surface, which quickly hardens.

 For quick hardening, you can put a layer of fabric (canvas, satin, etc.) on top of the liquid foam and moisten it with cold water.

 Such applicators, molds are easy to manufacture at home.

 The same casts can be made from any segments or from the entire human body.

 Example 2

 Foam squares with a thickness of 5 cm, a width and a length of 2 cm are connected together by a rubber flagellum (thread). When applying them to the area of the joint, they acquire its shape (facilitate it), fixate without causing pain or inconvenience to the patient.

 Example 3

 A layer of liquid (sour cream-like) foam is applied to the fabric of the required size. The foam is covered with fabric (canvas, etc.). The patient lies on a foam mattress, which takes the form of a human body or limb (cast).

Claims (2)

 1. A method for the treatment and prevention of diseases, including the effect on the body of the reflected heat field by applying an applicator tissue to the affected area, characterized in that foam applicators with the ability to reflect infrared radiation are applied for 30-40 minutes, while the applicators are 4-5 thick cm and made in the form of plates, or in the form of a powdered foam placed in a fabric, or a foam in the form of balls, or in the form of casts.  2. A device for the treatment and prevention of diseases, made in the form of an applicator made of polystyrene foam, characterized in that the applicators are made in the form of casts of parts of the body, limbs, head, or in the form of sarcophagi, or in the form of plates, elastically connected to each other by means of bundles, or in the form of sleeping bags.