Fhysiopuncture and its efficacy in the treatment of children with Erosive ulcer damage of the upper gastro intestinal chambers
The objective of the research is to show the efficacy of physiopuncture applied in patients with erosive ulcer damage of the upper gastro intestinal chambers. Materials and Methods: 198 patients at the age of from 7 to 10 (15,6%) and from 11 to 15 years old (78,9%) with the diagnosis of chronic gastroduodenitis CEG (128 children) and the diagnosis of ulcer UD (70 patients). The gastroduodenoscopy was conducted with the biopsy of mucosa coating of antral stomach chamber. The H. Pylori was assessed with the help of hystobacterioscopic method of gimza; intraventricular ph measurements using REG were administered. Gastroscan-24 and Ultra Sound Examination of digestive organs were used. The electro skin resistance in the biologically active points of meridians was analyzed: stomach (e-36), pericardium (MC-6), triple (Tr-5), frontal medium (VS-12). Case histories and family histories of children were studied and non effectiveness of previous therapy was established. With the help of the analysis of electro skin resistance in the biologically active points of meridians it was established that in patients with CEG and UD the majority of BAP (98,4% and 100% respectively) was not ready for the short wave frequency (SWF) therapy and required their adjusting to the normal levels on the SCANER. All the patients were administered the eradicative triplex and quadric therapy in accordance with intra atrium ph measurements and the following SWF therapy after the electro skin resistance were leveled in the active points. In 6-8 weeks all the patients were discharged from the hospital with the condition of clinical endoscopic remission and normal ph ratio. The secondary examination was conducted in 95 children with CEG and 45 patients with UD in the 1-1,5 year period of time. The clinical endoscopic remission, normal ration of PH and H. Pylori absence were registered. In children with CEG and UD the majority of BAP had normal indexes of electro skin resistance. Children with morphological features of superficial gastritis were given SWF therapy as a mono therapy. The following conclusion was made: it's reasonable to administer SWF therapy during the rehabilitation of patients that will allow reducing the drug load in the long term patients with CEG and UD.