Patient Z.M., 36 years old, suffers from pain in many joints, especially in the knees and small joints of the hands. For 4 years, morning stiffness in the joints has been troubling her, with an absolute inability to straighten her knees. Examination by an orthopedic surgeon showed no abnormalities in the blood. The diagnosis of seronegative arthritis was made. A course of RT was conducted, mainly using GI and ZB emitters for a month.
Results: No joint pain at night, daytime pain significantly reduced, no morning stiffness. By her own estimation, pain relief was up to 90% compared to before treatment. Two months after treatment cessation, the clinical condition remained at the same level.
Comments: This therapy method can provide symptomatic relief for seronegative arthritis. Similar results were observed in two other patients. However, a relapse can occur at any time, so long-term preventive use of GI and ZB emitters is recommended.
Results: No joint pain at night, daytime pain significantly reduced, no morning stiffness. By her own estimation, pain relief was up to 90% compared to before treatment. Two months after treatment cessation, the clinical condition remained at the same level.
Comments: This therapy method can provide symptomatic relief for seronegative arthritis. Similar results were observed in two other patients. However, a relapse can occur at any time, so long-term preventive use of GI and ZB emitters is recommended.