TEARING, JOINT ACHE, LEG PAIN, VISION LOSS, GENERAL WEAKNESS

A patient born in 1951 was admitted to the clinic complaining of tearing, joint ache, leg pain, vision deterioration, and general weakness.
From the history: Considered herself ill for 1.5 years; examined at the Institute of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases where toxoplasmosis (primarily ocular form) - chorioretinitis was diagnosed.

On examination: tearing, peripheral lymph nodes enlarged, mainly submandibular and axillary, heart sounds are muffled. Immunological blood test for toxoplasmosis - RFIA result 1:20.

For 8 weeks, daily treatment was conducted with both general and local emitters. These included: antiviral (10 min/day), antibacterial and anti-inflammatory (20-90 min/day according to the scheme), immunomodulatory (10 min/day), and circulation-improving (10-15 min/day) emitters. Local emitters were aimed at the brain membranes, lymph nodes, liver, spleen, kidneys, eyes, gallbladder, and intestines. The exposure time for local emitters was adjusted under EAF control. Daily regulation of the vegetative nervous system was also performed.

Results: After 3 weeks of treatment, leg and joint pain disappeared; after 8 weeks, tearing ceased, and vision improved. A repeat immunological blood test for toxoplasmosis was negative.