Patient M.A., a 1-year-old boy.
Medical History: The patient had diarrhea for several days, leading to multiple doctor visits. During one visit, an ultrasound was performed, revealing massive damage to the inner wall of the bladder. The patient was referred for further evaluation. A CT scan identified a 2x2 cm tumor in the bladder. Cystoscopy and biopsy confirmed rhabdomyosarcoma.
A full course of chemotherapy was administered, followed by another CT scan and cystoscopy.
Result: Only a slight reduction in tumor size was observed. Surgery was planned, which could result in lifelong urinary incontinence. As a result of chemotherapy, the child experienced complete hair loss, and his skin became glossy; this condition persisted for 2 months until the start of resonance therapy, which the father sought out as an alternative.
The child was brought to the Infra Life clinic 4 months after diagnosis, where it was explained to the father that no guarantees could be given since there were no similar cases in clinical practice. However, given that the principle of cancer treatment is the same, the father wished to try it. The child was treated mainly with RC, RV, and briefly with ZB emitters every other day for 2 weeks, with a recommendation to continue at home using the RC emitter.
The father was also advised to continue monitoring with the same oncologist, and if no changes occurred, to proceed as he saw fit.
Result: One week after starting the therapy, the patient began to regrow hair. Hair growth was very rapid, noticeable within days. After 2 weeks, the patient was discharged to continue treatment at home. Hair length increased, and a week later, the boy started walking.
Side Effect: During the first few days of therapy, the child slept more than usual, there was a slight increase in appetite, and he drank more milk than usual.
Medical History: The patient had diarrhea for several days, leading to multiple doctor visits. During one visit, an ultrasound was performed, revealing massive damage to the inner wall of the bladder. The patient was referred for further evaluation. A CT scan identified a 2x2 cm tumor in the bladder. Cystoscopy and biopsy confirmed rhabdomyosarcoma.
A full course of chemotherapy was administered, followed by another CT scan and cystoscopy.
Result: Only a slight reduction in tumor size was observed. Surgery was planned, which could result in lifelong urinary incontinence. As a result of chemotherapy, the child experienced complete hair loss, and his skin became glossy; this condition persisted for 2 months until the start of resonance therapy, which the father sought out as an alternative.
The child was brought to the Infra Life clinic 4 months after diagnosis, where it was explained to the father that no guarantees could be given since there were no similar cases in clinical practice. However, given that the principle of cancer treatment is the same, the father wished to try it. The child was treated mainly with RC, RV, and briefly with ZB emitters every other day for 2 weeks, with a recommendation to continue at home using the RC emitter.
The father was also advised to continue monitoring with the same oncologist, and if no changes occurred, to proceed as he saw fit.
Result: One week after starting the therapy, the patient began to regrow hair. Hair growth was very rapid, noticeable within days. After 2 weeks, the patient was discharged to continue treatment at home. Hair length increased, and a week later, the boy started walking.
Side Effect: During the first few days of therapy, the child slept more than usual, there was a slight increase in appetite, and he drank more milk than usual.