A 50-year-old male patient has suffered from constant diplopia for 5 years, sometimes so severe that he is unable to drive. He takes pyridostigmine regularly. Additionally, he has a 5×6 cm lipoma on the right side of his head and experiences elevated blood pressure (160-170/100-110) despite taking antihypertensive medication.
A course of infrared therapy ("INFRA R") was administered, with the primary emitter applied to the eye area (GI), selected based on EAF (electro-acupuncture feedback) indicators. The treatment was conducted six days a week for four weeks, followed by continued home therapy using GI and ZB emitters. The patient visits for follow-up every two weeks.
Result: Within two months of treatment initiation, diplopia did not recur. Blood pressure slightly decreased, stabilizing at 140-150/90-100, and medication intake was reduced to once daily.
A course of infrared therapy ("INFRA R") was administered, with the primary emitter applied to the eye area (GI), selected based on EAF (electro-acupuncture feedback) indicators. The treatment was conducted six days a week for four weeks, followed by continued home therapy using GI and ZB emitters. The patient visits for follow-up every two weeks.
Result: Within two months of treatment initiation, diplopia did not recur. Blood pressure slightly decreased, stabilizing at 140-150/90-100, and medication intake was reduced to once daily.