Gynecological Diseases – Treatment Experience

AUTHORS : Kiriyak A.S. | Kiriyak Yu.F. | Chernousova L.S. | Bzovaya V.P.

RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : “MILA-medical service”, Chisinau, Moldova

YEAR : 2004 | Category : Experience

Hlamidia trahomatis moved from the organs of vision to the urogenital area, joints. About 25% of pregnant women admitted to obstetric hospitals and perinatal centers are at risk for infectious pathology of the mother, fetus and newborns (Kulakov V.I., 1995).

Consequently, there are more and more people with poor health already from birth. All this happens quietly, unobtrusively, but unfortunately very quickly due to the fact that the exo- and endoecological situation has long gone out of our control. Scientific and technical progress, sparkling in front of us with its tinsel, now shows another, terrible side of this “Nobel Medal” – our harmonious, glorious such an organism, created with great love by nature, does not have time to adapt to this very progress! And, unfortunately, modern medicine is not on the patient’s side. Yes, we can transplant a heart, a liver, to make you a child in a test tube, but to cure the banal recurrent herpes of the genitals, to help a woman become a natural way, as nature envisions – a problem! vaginosis, mother On the face – the crisis of the paradigm in medicine.

The sooner a new one is found, taking into account the exo- and endoecological status of modern Homo sapiens, its adaptive capabilities, the faster doctors from involuntary accomplices of human degradation will turn into true healers, bringing the suffering and sick the joy of healing. While fundamental medical science “gives birth” to a new paradigm, the practitioner has to independently look for new ways and opportunities.

We would like to share our three-year experience in this direction. In our work we use the equipment of the IMEDIS Center, methodological developments of the IMEDIS Center, AV Samokhin, AA Ovsepyan, methods of classical homeopathy and homotoxicology. 523 patients were under observation. Of these, with chronic salpingooophoritis – 318, with chronic vulvovaginitis – 65, vaginosis – 15, uterine myoma – 19, menstrual dysfunction – 83. During the diagnosis, first of all, attention was paid to the patient’s complaints and anamnesis, her general status (BI , adaptation reserves, interference fields and general burdens, mesenchyme blockade, the presence of allergies, autoimmune processes), the state of the endocrine and immune systems, psycho-vegetative loads.