TREATMENT PROTOCOLS IN THE MOST STATISTICALLY FREQUENT CLINICAL CASES
CASE I
CASE HISTORY:
Male between 40 and 55 years of age, with an estimated
overweight of approximately 25 Kg, regular drinker and big eater. Frequent
digestive problems: an after-meal bloated feeling, very slow digestion,
drowsiness after meals, meteorism, dyspnea produced on making medium
physical efforts. High Blood Pressure, Hypercholesterolemia and Hypertriglyceridemia.
Regular constipation and occasionally diarrheal episodes.
DIAGNOSIS:
Generalised obesity |
Hypercholesterolemia |
Biliary – hepatic dyskinesia |
Steatosic – alcoholic liver |
High Blood Pressure |
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TREATMENT:
DIET AND LIFESTYLE:
Hypocaloric diet. Total restriction of salt and alcohol
Moderate exercise: hour-long walks every morning and afternoon
PHYTOTHERAPY:
BHIOERBA – 1: One spoonful after
breakfast, dinner and supper.
ADELPLUS / METABOL: One tablet or capsule in the middle
of the morning and in the middle of the afternoon with water and a little
fruit. Two tablets or capsules, approximately an hour before dinner
and supper with water and a little fruit.
METABOLITES: An ampoule before breakfast, two or three
times a week.
MESOTHERAPY:
METABOLITES: two ampoules in the abdominal
area every mesotherapeutic session.
1st.- One session a week for 6 to 10 weeks
2nd.- One session every fortnight for 2 to 3 months
3rd.- One session at least once a month for 10 to 12
months
CASE II
CASE HISTORY:
Female between15 and 30 years of age. Estimated overweight
of 5 to 8 Kg. Displays symptoms of venous return deficiency (heaviness
in the legs, coldness, capillary fragility, sensation of inflammation
and tiredness), which increases during the pre-menstrual period, regular
constipation. She does not indulge in any sporting activity, and leads
a completely sedentary lifestyle. She smokes a packet of cigarettes
a day, is a social drinker on weekends. She has come to our surgery
out of a wish to remodel her figure, specifically to lose some weight
from the hips.
DIAGNOSIS:
Bland cellulitis |
Pre–menstrual tension |
Slight venous return deficiency |
Constipation |
Muscular flabbiness in the lower extremities |
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TREATMENT:
DIET AND LIFESTYLE:
Diet correction. There is a need for an increase in
fibre intake. Eliminate strong, heavily spiced, hot foodstuffs, etc.
this are particularly harmful to the microcirculatory process.
Slow but continuous loss of weight: 500 g/week.
Moderate but frequent exercises are recommended (cycling, swimming,
etc.)
PHYTOTHERAPY:
ADELPLUS: two tablets, more or less,
an hour before dinner and supper accompanied by plenty of water and
a little fruit.
VACIRTON: an ampoule or vial in the mornings, dissolved
in water or a fruit juice.
BHIOERBA – 3 – LD : A spoonful dissolved
in water three times a day, or a vial imbibed in the course of the morning.
METABOLITES: An ampoule before breakfast, once or twice
a week.
VACIRTON – GEL: two daily applications in the
cellulitic area.
MESOTHERAPY IN THE HIPS:
METABOLITES (1 amp.) + LIPODISTROFIN
(1 amp.) in the same syringe:
1st.- One session a week for 6 to 10 weeks
2nd.- One session every fortnight for 2 to 3 months
3rd.- One session at least once a month for 10 to 12
months
EXCITOMOTORY CURRENTS:
One session lasting from 20 to 30 minutes before every
mesotherapeutic session.
CASE III
CASE HISTORY:
A female between 30 and 45 years of age. Estimated
overweight of 15 to 20 Kg. Globulose and prominent abdomen. She is a
multipara who displays abdominal flabbiness. Suffers from nauseas and
occasional vomiting, sometimes bilious in nature. Intolerance to fats
and dairy products. Frequent headaches. Regular aerophagia and meteorism.
Constipation and affective lability with a feeling of continuous asthenia.
Heaviness and tiredness in the legs. Slight malleolar oedema and signs
of moderate venous return deficiency, which manifests itself more so
during the hotter seasons. She neither smokes nor drinks. She does not
do any type of exercise. She presents symptoms of a compact cellulitis
with large accumulations of fat at the hips and abdomen.
DIAGNOSIS:
Generalised obesity |
Compact cellulitis |
Biliary dyskinesia |
Constipation |
Venous return deficiency |
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TREATMENT:
DIET AND LIFESTYLE:
Hypocaloric diet. Rich in fibre. Drink plenty of liquids.
Moderate but constant physical exercise: walking, cycling, swimming,
but without tiring herself out.
PHYTOTHERAPY:
ADELPLUS / METABOL: in accordance
with normal guidelines.
VACIRTON: drink one vial per day.
BHIOERBA – 1 – HB: A spoonful after the
main meals.
BORONAGRA: Two tablets with breakfast and one at dinner.
VACIRTON – GEL: applied twice daily to the cellulitic
area.
METABOLITES: One ampoule before breakfast twice or
three times a week.
MESOTHERAPY:
METABOLITES (2 amp.) in the abdomen,
alternating each week with:
METABOLITES (1AMP.) + LIPODISTROFIN
(1 AMP.) in the same syringe, in the area of the hips, covering the
whole cellulitic area.
The frequency of the sessions, according to normal guidelines and the
evolution of the process.
We will boost the mesotherapeutic sessions from time to time with the
vascular axes technique with a LIPODISTROFIN ampoule.
EXCITOMOTORY CURRENTS at the hips
and buttocks every week, along with:
ULTRASOUNDS in the hips. Always prior to mesotherapeutic
treatment.
CASE IV
CASE HISTORY:
Female between 45 and 55 years of age. Overweight by
over 20 Kg. High blood pressure for about the last 5 years. Hypercholesterolemic.
Menstruation upsets. Hypermenorrheas. Perimenopause. Serious symptoms
of venous return deficiency (Varices, pain, heaviness, tiredness, itchiness,
etc.) in the lower extremities. Malleolar oedemas. Articular pains,
which are extremely intense in the knees. Diagnosed as suffering from
osteoparthritis.
DIAGNOSIS:
Obesity |
High blood pressure |
Iron deficiency |
Hypercholesterolemia |
Menopause |
Gonarthrosis |
Venous return deficiency |
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TREATMENT:
DIET AND LIFESTYLE:
Hypercaloric diet. Complete prohibition as regards
use of salt.
Very moderate but constant exercise: Quiet strolls without
giving rise to articular pain.
PHYTOTHERAPY:
BHIOERBA – 2 – FF A spoonful
in the morning accompanied by water or fruit juice.
VACIRTON: A vial during the course morning.
ADELPLUS / METABOL: in accordance with normal guidelines.
BORONAGRA: Two tablets with breakfast and one at dinnertime.
CONDRORAL: A vial taken after the midday meal.
When the gonarthrosis symptoms have subsided:
CONDROVIT – Ca: Two capsules a day.
Optionally:
CONDROGEL applied twice daily to both
knees, while at night in the form of an occlusive cure.
METABOLITES: a drinkable ampoule before breakfast twice
or three times a week.
MESOTHERAPY:
METABOLITES (2 amp.) in the abdomen
in accordance with regular guidelines and frequencies.
LIPODISTROFIN (1amp.) at the vascular axes.
CONDRODISTROFIN (1 amp.) peri-articular in both knees.
Weekly sessions at the outset, then spacing the sessions in accordance
with the evolution of the arthritic symptoms.
MANUAL LYMPHODRAINAGE or PRESSOTHERAPY
in both lower extremities, always prior to mesotherapeutic treatment.
CASE V
CASE HISTORY:
Female between 25 and 45 years of age. Overweight from
5 to 10 Kg. Asthenic. Prone to hypotension. Frequent postural dizziness.
Menstruation normal. Marked predominantly vascular pre–menstrual
tension. Varices. Inflammation in both legs. Malleolar oedemas in addition
to those in the calf areas. Itchiness, capillary fragility and a feeling
of “liquid retention”. Very painful and heavy legs. Regular
constipation.
DIAGNOSIS:
Oedematous cellulitis |
Varices |
Lymphedema |
Constipation |
TREATMENT:
DIET AND LIFESTYLE:
Hypercaloric, hyposodic diet.
Moderate exercise. Postural therapy for the legs (rest in elevated position)
Swimming.
PHYTOTHERAPY:
ADELPLUS : In accordance with normal
guidelines.
VACIRTON : a vial taken during the course of the morning.
BHIOERBA – 3 – LD : Three spoonfuls a day.
BORONAGRA: Two tablets at breakfast and one at dinner.
VACIRTON – GEL: Applied to the cellulitic area
in the morning and at night.
METABOLITES: An ampoule to be taken before breakfast
one or twice a week.
MESOTHERAPY:
METABOLITES (1 amp.) + LIPODISTROFIN
(1 amp.) in the same syringe in the cellulitic area, according to normal
guidelines and frequencies.
LIPODISTROFIN (1 amp.) at the vascular axes.
PRESSOTHERAPY or MANUAL LYMPHODRAINAGE:
always prior to the mesotherapeutic session.
CASE VI
CASE HISTORY:
Female between 50 to 65 years of age. Overweight of
15 to 20 Kg. Menopausal. Osteoporosis. Generalised osteoparthritis.
Intense, continuous osteo-articular pains, more frequently in the lumbar
and knee regions. Biliary dyskinesia. Meteorism. Slow and very heavy
digestive processes. Sedentarism due to overweight and articular pain.
Slight edematisation in both leg and the rotular regions. Signs of moderate
venous return deficiency.
DIAGNOSIS:
Obesity |
Generalised osteoparthritis |
Osteoporosis |
Biliary dyskinesia |
Lynphedema |
Venous return deficiency |
TREATMENT:
DIET AND LIFESTYLE:
Hypercaloric, hyposodic diet. Rich in calcium.
Light to moderate exercise, without leading to tiredness or pain. Frequent
rest periods. Articular movement. Local heat applied to the most painful
joints.
PHYTOTHERAPY:
ADELPLUS / METABOL: in accordance
with regular recommendations.
BORONAGRA: two tablets at breakfast and one at dinnertime.
BHIOERBA – 3 – LD : Three spoonfuls, or
a vial a day.
BHIOERBA – 1- HB: A spoonful after the main meals.
METABOLITES: A drinkable ampoule to be taken before
breakfast two or three days a week.
CONDRORAL: One or two vials a day.
Whenever serious pain is experienced during the maintenance phase:
CONDROVIT – Ca: two capsules a day.
Optionally:
CONDROGEL two or three applications
a day in the most affected areas.
MESOTHERAPY:
METABOLITES (2 amp.) in the abdominal
area in accordance with regular guidelines.
LIPODISTROFIN: (1 amp.) at vascular axes.
CONDRODISTROFIN (1 amp.) in the lumbar and knee regions,
in accordance with guidelines and frequencies, and depending on the
evolution of the symptomatology.