Neuraltherapie - gestern, heute, morgen

Journal/Book: Ärztezeitschrift für Naturheilverfahren. 1992; 33/3: 191-198.

Abstract: Neural therapy is no "magic injection". To-day, as neural therapy one understands the diagnostic-therapeutical use of local anaesthetic agents in order to be able to treat functional, reversible diseases as well as disturbed regulations inclusive of inflammations. The good results of the treatment can be explained through complex neuroelectro-physiological, molecular biological, immunological and humoral (neurotransmitters and neuromodulators) courses of reactions. The neural therapy can be used complementally and in case of the respective indication also as the therapy of choice. Then it can be used in two complexes: firstly, symptomatically in the segment as intracutaneous injection, in maximum points (acupuncture points) at and in articular structures, at sympathetic-parasympathetic ganglia in order to exhibit a regulatory effect by means of the interruption of noxaceptive afferences or efferent reflexes; secondly, causually at the disturbing focus for any peripheral irritation centre, respectively, e. g. an actively disturbing scar, the nasal-pharyngeal cavity, the abdominal organs, the vertebral column and others. The neural therapy is effective, economic, low in side-effects and able to close therapeutical gaps. Prerequisite for its use by certified physicians only are exact clinical diagnoses, good anatomic knowledge as well as knowing well the theoretical and practical methods of procedure. Any monomania has to be refused.

Keyword(s): Neuraltherapie

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