CONSTANT BLEEDING FROM THE GENITAL TRACT

A patient, born in 1985, was admitted to the clinic with complaints of constant bleeding from the genital tract for 2 months, dizziness, weakness, and decreased work capacity. Diagnosis - juvenile uterine bleeding.

From the history: For 9 months, menstrual cycle disturbances in the form of prolonged bleeding have been noted. The onset of the disease is not associated with any specific cause. She has repeatedly received hemostatic and uterotonic treatments, synthetic progestins for 3 months without effect.

Upon admission: The skin was pale, Hb - 80 g/L, anisopoikilocytosis present, pelvic ultrasound showed no signs of echopathology. Using electroacupuncture diagnostics according to R. Voll, there was a significant decrease in readings on all meridians.

Treatment with narrow-spectrum infrared emitters was aimed at normalizing the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian system, stimulating organs responsible for adaptive mechanisms, as well as immunostimulatory and anti-inflammatory therapy.

Results: Bleeding stopped on the 5th day of treatment, by the 12th day, Hb was at 112 g/L. Subsequent observation for 2 months revealed no recurrence of bleeding.