Neuraltherapie in der Ambulanz

Journal/Book: Ärztezeitschrift für Naturheilverfahren. 1994; 35/2: 83-98.

Abstract: In a hospital unit for ambulatory general treatment, especially with chiefly older patients, the neural therapy effectively contributes both to the direct improvement of the complaints and to the medical procedure. The more time consuming service of the physician of the unit for ambulatory treatment yields an adequate return through sooner improvement of the complaints, avoiding hospitalization or reduction of the period of hospitalization. The morbidity, e. g. of fractures or luxations of the ribs, the vertebral column, the pelvis, is reduced. The humeroscapular syndrome as functional disease with a pseudoradicular pain symptomatology can effectively be treated with local injections or focus-disturbing field injections. Complaints about the upper and lower abdomen are in a differentiated way referred to the responsible system and healing treated by means of neural therapy.- Affections of the sinus paranasales are thoroughly examined and treated through facial neural therapy. - Functional heart complaints are healed with the heart programme of the neural therapy - There are also good injections sites for venous diseases. - Urological affections are easily to influence through segmental therapy. - Lumbalgias or lumboischialgias can be healed after neuraltherapeutical diagnosis. - Cases of torticollis and cervical syndromes are likewise well accesible.

Keyword(s): neuraltherapeutische Ambulanz

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