ACUTE RESPIRATORY VIRAL INFECTION

#76Infectious Diseases

ACUTE RESPIRATORY VIRAL INFECTION

RC(b)RC(s)KL(b)GI(b)RCKLGI
Patient, 11 years old, admitted to the clinic with a diagnosis of acute respiratory viral infection. Ill for two weeks with high fever, runny nose, tearing, and severe headache. Treated with antibiotics and painkillers without improvement. On examination: pharynx hyperemic, tonsil arches swollen, conjunctiva hyperemic, mucous discharge from the nose. EAF diagnostics showed high readings (above 78) on almost all meridians. Treatment included RC(b) using a floating scheme for 7 days, RC(s) on the head and spinal cord area for 3 days, GI(b) from 15 to 30 minutes according to the scheme + KL(b) for 15 minutes for 7 days. As a result of the therapy, headaches and fever normalized after the first session. Nasal discharge stopped on the third day.