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(Viral/Bacterial/Other Infectious Diseases)
When a person is exposed to certain bacteria, bacilli, viruses or parasites, infectious diseases can occur. Normally, the person’s immune system comes into play, to take care of the foreign organisms affecting the body. Virus treatment formula is used to assist this natural immune system of the body.
Following diseases are commonly encountered.
ACNE AND BLACKHEADS
Acne is a disorder which affects teenagers and young adults, though only 10 to 20 percent of adults may experience this disorder in some form or other. After puberty, there is an increase in sebum released by sebaceous glands. Sometimes, cysts are formed due to blockage of the orifice. These cysts are called pimples.
In acne, there are excessive pimples on the face. They are black papules, pustules or nodules. Sometimes there is a hereditary tendency. The problem is also due to imbalance of sex hormones. Persons with oily type of skin are more prone to have pimples.
Avoid pastries, chocolates and oil-rich food. Take proper sleep. Shampoo the scalp twice a week. Wash the face with tepid water and mild soap as often as possible. Do not apply any cream to the face.
Treatment If the pimples are infected and having pus then give :
Virus treatment formula
When pus is not there, give :
Acid treatment formula (3) Swt
ARTHRITIS
Arthritis can be considered under different categories:
- Rheumatoid arthritis – refer to the chapter on Acidosis.
- Tuberculous arthritis – see under Tuberculosis, in this chapter.
- Osteoarthritis – refer to the chapter on Orthopaedic disorders.
Pyogenic arthritis
In pyogenic arthritis, a joint is infected by bacteria of one of the pyogenic groups. The organisms may reach the joint through the blood stream or through a penetrating wound.
This arthritis may superimpose on other forms of arthritis. The onset will be acute or subacute with fever and pain and swelling of the joint.
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Here is an organized overview of the neurotherapy treatment protocols and clinical notes contained across the pages you shared:
Page 90: Boils, Chicken Pox Scars, Conjunctivitis & Dandruff
- Boils
- Description: Bacterial infection forming pus when skin defenses or immunity are breached; squeezing or opening them prematurely spreads pathogens.
- Day 1: Virus treatment formula
- Day 2: (8) Th + Ch, followed by (4) Thyroid
- Scars of Chicken Pox
- Timing: Administer only after scabs begin dropping off.
- Protocol: Normal – Ajay Normal formula
- Conjunctivitis
- Description: Inflammation of the conjunctival lining due to infectious agents; hygiene precautions are required.
- Protocol: (6) Adr, followed by (4) Thyroid
- Dandruff
- Description: Flaking of epidermal scalp tissue caused by fungal infection.
- Protocol: Acid treatment formula, followed by (4) Thyroid
Page 91: Eczema, Fever & Fungal Infections
- Eczema
- Overview: Superficial inflammation displaying redness, pruritus, vesicles, oozing, crusting, scaling, and skin thickening.
- Treatment 1: (3) Lt Ov, (3) Rt Ov, (8) Pan, (4) Thyroid, (6) Adr
- Treatment 2 (Day 1): (10) Pan \rightarrow wait 30 minutes \rightarrow (10) Pan
- Treatment 2 (Day 2): Left side treatment formula
- Fever
- Standard Protocol: Give thrice daily: (3) Gal, (7) Liv
- Viral Origin: Virus treatment formula
- Fungal Infections
- Characteristics: May present across the skin, nails, scalp, or vulva (e.g., ringworm with circular lesions, severe itching).
Page 92: Herpes Zoster & Leprosy
- Herpes Zoster (Shingles)
- Initial Sequence: Virus treatment formula, followed by Thymus-only rounds: I (4) \rightarrow wait 30 min \rightarrow II (8) \rightarrow wait 30 min \rightarrow III (12)
- Follow-up Cycle: Day 1: (8) Thymus only; Day 2: Virus treatment formula (repeat cycle twice)
- Clinical Rule: Never treat directly over the involved skin area.
- Leprosy
- Features: Chronic mycobacterial illness creating granulomatous nerve/skin lesions, sensory deficits, and reduced vascular flow.
Page 93: Lymph Node Pain, Malaria & Multiple Sclerosis
- Leprosy Follow-up
- Direct patient to antileprosy medical care first. Evaluate Mu/Liv tenderness to select A-Heparin, P-Heparin, or X-Heparin.
- Lymph Node Pain
- Protocol: Virus treatment formula
- Malaria
- Protocol: (3) Gal, (7) Liv
- Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
- Day 1: Normal – Ajay Normal formula
- Day 2: P-Heparin
- Day 3: (30) Medulla
Page 94: Mumps & Polio (Poliomyelitis)
- Mumps
- Protocol: Normal – Ajay Normal formula
- Precaution: Do not apply the virus treatment formula in mumps cases.
- Poliomyelitis
- Initial Stage: Inflammation treatment formula (transition to paralysis treatment if paralysis ensues).
- Months 1–4 (Alternate Days):
- Step I: (30) Medulla \rightarrow wait 30 min
- Step II: (6) Adr, (20) Round arrow \rightarrow wait 30 min
- Step III: (6) Adr, (30) Blood supply to legs
- Secondary Maintenance Sequence: Heparin formulas (Day 1), Gal/Liv and DCC (Day 3), Normal – Ajay Normal (Day 5), repeat first part (Day 7). Use Neck Ghisāi if the upper limb is affected.
Page 95: Chronic Polio Sequences, Pus, Septicemia & Stye
- Additional Polio Sequences: Third, Fourth, and Fifth treatment cycles involving Old Genes formula, pituitary/adrenal points, and extremity blood supply.
- Pus Anywhere in the Body
- Day 1: (8) Th + Ch, (4) Thyroid
- Day 2: Virus treatment formula
- Diabetic Modification: Substitute with Normal – Ajay Normal formula.
- Septicemia
- Contraindication: Adrenaline/Adr points are prohibited due to convulsion risk.
- Four-Day Cycle: Day 1: Virus treatment; Day 2: M-Heparin; Day 3: 1,25 DCC; Day 4: Normal – Ajay Normal (repeat cycle).
- Stye in the Eyes
- First Treatment: Virus treatment formula
Page 96: Stye (Cont.), Throat Trouble, Tonsillitis & Tuberculosis
- Stye Follow-up: (8) Th + Ch, followed by (4) Thyroid.
- Throat Trouble (Sore throat / Voice loss)
- Protocol: Virus treatment formula, followed by (2) Vocal treatment
- Tonsillitis
- Home/General Measures: Boiled warm milk with turmeric, warm saline gargling.
- Protocol: Normal treatment formula, Ton (T) \rightarrow wait 30 minutes \rightarrow Ajay Normal treatment formula
- Tuberculosis (TB)
- Requirement: Ensure the patient is undergoing complete allopathic antituberculous pharmacotherapy before adding therapy.
- Protocol: Inflammation treatment formula
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