The use of vegetative resonance test and bioresonance therapy in the complex preparation of married couples for the forthcoming pregnancy

AUTHORS : Kasimova G.Sh. | Ermina E.L.

RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : Homeopathic Center, Kirov, Russia

YEAR : 2004 | Category : Type of Application

The health of the modern woman has become so vulnerable that the desired pregnancy is often problematic. For 3 years, our center has been conducting targeted preparation of married couples for the upcoming pregnancy. Basically, we are approached by spouses between the ages of 18 and 35 who want to have a healthy baby. Unfortunately, usually with such a request, patients come who have already had certain problems with pregnancy in the anamnesis.

Most often this is an indication of a frozen pregnancy, a habitual miscarriage, as well as secondary infertility that has arisen for one reason or another. In the etiology of such a dysfunctional obstetric history, the leading role belongs to chronic urogenital infections, and in most cases indicated associated infections. According to our data, in patients under 25 years of age, the incidence of genital on the predominance genital herpes, and same mixnogo herpes accounts for up to 80%, of which only 10% have a history of clinical symptoms.

These figures do not contradict the data published by other authors. Increasingly, in the literature, this infection is associated with intrauterine fetal death in the early stages, habitual miscarriages, and the development of antiphospholipid syndrome. In none of the cases of diagnosis by the method of vegetative resonance test, genital herpes was not detected as the only urogenital infection.

Most often, we determined the association of microbes with a predominance of ureaplasma, chlamydia and Trichomonas. According to our observations, chlamydia was not a key nosode in the development and maintenance of chronic inflammatory processes in the small pelvis. However, ureaplasmosis was detected in 75-85% of cases with a pronounced clinical picture of cystitis, salpingo-oophoritis, prostatitis, urethritis, etc.