RU2147863C1 - Method for carrying out lymphostimulation by applying balneotherapeutic procedures with velvet antlers processing products - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: medicine. SUBSTANCE: method involves administering general action baths. The temperature is 38-40 C. Baths contain brewing velvet antlers water which concentration is increased by 10-50-100% during the treatment course. EFFECT: enhanced effectiveness of lymphostimulation. 3 tbl

Description

 Physical lymphostimulants are widely known, which include local irritants, physiotherapy exercises, massage and others (Panchenkov R.T., Yarema I.V., Silmanovich N.N., 1986). At the same time, there are methods of balneological effects on tissues and organs of the body, aimed at improving the internal environment of the body (sauna, souls, baths, fresh, aromatic, mineral, radioactive and others; Olefirenko V.T., 1986). Lymphostimulation promotes the excretion of metabolites, various xenobiotics from tissues through the lymphatic system during their primary detoxification (neutralization) at the level of the lymph node. It was shown that the lymph nodes, performing drainage and detoxification of tissues and organs, determine homeostasis of the internal environment (Yu. I. Borodin et al., 1992).

 The closest prototype method is the method of lymphostimulation by thermal procedures using local irritating agents (Prozorovsky B. M., 1942; cited by Panchenkov R.T. et al., 1986). The prototype methodology consists in applying local irritating agents (mustard, banks, compresses, thermal procedures) to a certain area of the body for 10-15 minutes, less often, to obtain a thermal effect due to the action of released histamine-like substances in the skin, which, ultimately as a result, led to increased lymph formation and increased lymph flow.

 However, thermal procedures using local irritants are used locally, have a strong irritant effect and are not always pleasant for the patient. Not shown the effect of lymphostimulation at the level of lymph nodes.

 The technical result of the proposed method is lymphostimulation by increasing the natural drainage and detoxification function and the reorganization of the structures of the lymph node.

This is achieved by using thermal balneological procedures containing antler products. It is proposed to apply the course in 10-15 common baths at a temperature of 38-40 ^o C with an exposure of 10-15-20 minutes daily or every other day and with a gradually increasing concentration of antlers processed products 10-50-100%. To prepare the baths, cooking antler water is used, which is a secondary product of antler reindeer husbandry. The technology of digestion of antlers exists and is described in the literature (Neymark A.I., Aleksandrov V.V., 1995; Suschevsky V.I. et al., 1998). The composition of antler cooking water includes: minerals and trace elements, amino acids, peptides, lipids, sterols, triglycerides, nucleic acid bases. The main properties of antler baths are tonic, hypotensive, gonadotropic, metabolic effects. No data were found on the means of lymphostimulation and on the effect of the products of processing antlers or preparations from antlers on the structures of the lymphatic system in accessible sources.

 Significant differences of the proposed method of lymphostimulation with thermal balneotherapy are: 1) the first use for lymphostimulation of thermal procedures in the form of shared baths from cooking antler water (antlers processing products); 2) the use during the course of a gradual increase in the concentration of cooking antler water; 10-50-100% to ensure a progressive lymphostimulating effect and eliminate balneoreaction; 3) lack of irritating effects; 4) the effect on the body as a whole, and not locally; 5) increased drainage and detoxification function and reorganization of the structures of the lymph node.

An experiment was conducted on animals (white rats), which conducted a course of thermal procedures in the form of a course of shared baths at a temperature of 37-40 ^o C with a gradually increasing concentration of cooking antler water. At the end of the experiment, lymph nodes were taken for microscopic and morphometric studies. The research results showed that the use of antler processing products in balneological procedures leads to a reorganization of the structures of the lymph node. This is accompanied by a progressive increase in lymphoid tissue depending on the concentration of cooking antler water in the bath (table 1). The area of the sinus system, especially the cerebral sinus, decreases with increasing concentration of cooking antler water (table 2). Marked changes in the structures of the lymph node are confirmed by the magnitude of the indices (table 3). The specific direction of changes in the structures of the lymph node that we observe indicates an increase in the natural drainage and detoxification effect due to the biophysical, biochemical, biological (immune) treatment of the inflowing regional lymph. The facts obtained indicate the differentiated lymphostimulating effect of balneotherapy depending on the concentration of cooking antler water.

 The proposed method of lymphostimulation was used in 11 people with various diseases (varicose veins, lymphedema, osteochondrosis, chronic prostatitis) in the AOZT sanatorium "Russia" (Belokurikha). Evaluation of the effectiveness of lymphostimulation of thermal antler procedures was carried out according to subjective criteria, as well as by the rate of disappearance of the intradermal bladder (a modified sample of Mac Aldrich). At the end of the procedures, a significant improvement in general condition was noted in 9 people, with no effect in 2. All patients noted improvement in well-being, appetite, and normalization of sleep, which are indirect evidence of detoxification of the body due to lymphostimulation. When stating a modified sample of Mac Aldrich, an accelerated disappearance of the intradermal bladder was observed after a course of antler balneotherapy in all patients. The rate of involution of the bladder depends on the state of the lymphatic system and is usually 32.5 ± 2.5 (min - 30, max - 35) minutes: after a course of thermal procedures containing cooking antler water, this value decreases by 1.5 times and is 27 , 0 ± 3.0 (min - 24, max - 30) minutes. The data obtained indicate the presence of lymphostimulation effect. No side effects were observed.

Clinical example. Patient V. 48 years old, health resort card N 387, was admitted for rehabilitation to the sanatorium "Russia" (Belokurikha) 06/24/1994 with a diagnosis of secondary lymphedema of the lower extremities 2-3 degrees. This disease has been suffering since 1993, when, after acute thrombophlebitis, edema of the lower extremities appeared. Three times passed courses of conservative therapy in a hospital in Novosibirsk. Complains of health, poor appetite, sleep, soreness in the limbs when walking, quickly gets tired. Upon admission to the patient, the size of the legs is increased in volume, more to the left. The skin color is cyanotic with a bluish tint. Sample Mac Aldrich admission was 35 minutes. A 15-day course of shared baths was prescribed at a temperature of 38-40 ^o C, containing cooking antler water, with an increase in concentration during the course: 10-50-100% (from 1 to 3 days - 10%, from 4 to 8 days - 50 %, from 9 to 15 days - 100%). Along with this, diet, phytosanation, a set of physical exercises, and relaxation are recommended. At the end of the course of lymphosanation and rehabilitation in the sanatorium "Russia", the patient subjectively began to feel better, normalized sleep, appetite. Leg pains do not bother. When measuring the limbs, a decrease in size by 0.5-1 cm was noted. Swelling of the limbs did not increase. Sample Mac Aldrich was 26 minutes. All this is evidence of effective lymphostimulation. The patient leaves the rehabilitation course with a clear improvement. Recommended repetition of the course after a year.

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A method of lymphostimulation, including thermal procedures, characterized in that as thermal procedures, a course of common baths is carried out at a temperature of 38 - 40 ^o C containing cooking antler water, with an increase in concentration during the course of 10 - 50 - 100%.

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