PSORIASIS

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PSORIASIS

KLGI
A patient, born in 1982, diagnosed with psoriasis - widespread form, progressive course, mixed type. Upon admission, complaints were of rashes all over the body with severe itching, irritability, sleep and appetite disturbances. From the history: Alongside the diagnosis of adenoid vegetations of the second degree at the age of 4, the boy was diagnosed with pseudo-psoriasis. After adenoidectomy, the pseudo-psoriasis symptoms disappeared.

Since 1992, nasal congestion became a concern again, diagnosed with a deviated nasal septum.

In 1993, spots with scaling appeared on the scalp. The patient was treated at the skin dispensary of the railway medical unit for 2 years, after which complete remission was noted.

In 1996, rashes in the form of plaques appeared on the scalp and body.

From October 6, 1996, the patient was treated with the "Salut" device (a development by Dr. Fischer AO in Vaduz: an apparatus producing a pulsating current that creates a magnetic field in the system). During the treatment (5th-6th session), the number and size of plaques increased, and the condition worsened until November 1996. Submucosal resection of the nasal septum was performed amidst the psoriasis exacerbation in November 1996. The patient repeatedly received treatment in Moscow at the Central Clinical Hospital, took hormones and cytostatics, and tried unconventional methods from folk healers. No improvement was noted; the condition progressed.
On examination, plaques of congestive red color, covered with flat silvery scales and merging, are clearly visible on the skin of the upper part of the head, face, torso, arms, and legs. Rashes cover more than 80% of the skin surface. The nail plates are like thimbles (with minute pitting).

For 3 months, the patient received therapy with resonant infrared emitters GI and KL. After the 10th session, stabilization of the condition was noted, and itching completely ceased. After 1.5 months, the face, neck, and back were almost clear of elements. By the end of treatment, all skin was completely free from pathological elements.

The patient has been observed for 3 years by our clinic's doctors, and no recurrence of the disease has been noted.
Clinical observation materials:
Clinical case: Regression dynamics of psoriatic lesions
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Clinical case: Regression dynamics of psoriatic lesions