Patient A.F., a 6-year-old boy. The issue was an abscess with a fistula under the nail of the left middle finger. His father, a doctor, simply observed, hoping it might resolve spontaneously. The reason for inaction was that starting antibiotics would require a certain duration, possibly leading to diarrhea. However, after three days, the swelling and pain slightly increased.
IR Therapy Course: Used emitter – GI with a wavelength of 22.5 μm. Exposure time — 20 minutes, half an hour break, then another 20 minutes. That same day, 6 hours later, the finger was examined, and to everyone's surprise, it was completely normal, painless, without signs of inflammation.
Side Effects: None observed.
Comments: The GI emitter is antibacterial, its radiation interrupts about 10 chemical processes within the pathogenic bacteria. Without the ability to divide, the bacteria die. Such good results have been observed in many patients with abscesses, subcutaneous fat inflammations, otitis, osteomyelitis, and peritonitis, so this was not unexpected.
IR Therapy Course: Used emitter – GI with a wavelength of 22.5 μm. Exposure time — 20 minutes, half an hour break, then another 20 minutes. That same day, 6 hours later, the finger was examined, and to everyone's surprise, it was completely normal, painless, without signs of inflammation.
Side Effects: None observed.
Comments: The GI emitter is antibacterial, its radiation interrupts about 10 chemical processes within the pathogenic bacteria. Without the ability to divide, the bacteria die. Such good results have been observed in many patients with abscesses, subcutaneous fat inflammations, otitis, osteomyelitis, and peritonitis, so this was not unexpected.