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A I T N A ANSBACHER INSTITUT FÜR TRANSKRANIELLE NEUROAKUPUNKTUR | |
YNSA Influence in the Treatment of Retinochoroiditis, left side, Secondary Glaucoma, Retina Scaring, left side, Resistant Toxoplasmosis (prenatal Toxoplasmosis Infection of the Mother)
Case 29
A 29-year old patient who has been suffering from eye disease in the form of a resistant retinochoroiditis on the left side, condition subsequent to unclear toxoplasmosis (suspected prenatal toxoplasmosis infection of the mother) has been repeated treated by neurologists and ophthalmologists for a number of years.At the time of a routine visit of the patient to our practice for reasons of a common cold the patient was questioned as to the present state of her eyesight. At this time the patient was suffering from an acute inflammation bout and had been taking cortisone medication since a number of weeks as well as various other types of drops.
Findings and Treatment Course: After a thorough discussion with the patient regarding the possibility of influencing the ailments with our YSNA treatment methods, we engaged in the first treatment course on 16 February 1998. After the first needle prick the patient could recognize sharp and clear contours with her left eye. The permanent dark film and shadow were no longer so massive. The visual-being improved increasingly
Intensive treatment was carried out every second to forth day during the next weeks. The patient’s problems disappeared completely after 4 week’s of treatment. A control examination by an ophthalmologist confirmed a total wound healing of the retina scaring.
During the treatment intervals we carried out a new type of retro-ocular blood circulation examination, developed by us, with color doppler power mode system. The blood circulation relationships of both eyes were examined before and after treatment, studied and registered. From this pictures proof is given that the YNSA treatment positively influences the blood circulation in the retro-ocular area and therefore accelerates the healing process within the eye area.
Pictures 1-9: left and right Eye
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| March,12th 1998- 07:41 | March,12th 1998 - 07:44 | March,12th 1998 - 08:18 |
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| March, 19th 1998 - 07:56 | March, 19th 1998 - 07:57 | March, 19th 1998 - 08:33 |
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| April, 16th 1998 - 07:02 | April, 16th 1998 - 07:04 | April, 16th 1998 - 08:03 |
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| July, 6th 1998 - 06:12 | July, 6th 1998 - 06:48 |
With these pictures and this simple example we want to arouse the interest of the neurologists and ophthalmologists and hope that at long last these consulting colleagues will also make the attempt to think and work in this direction. (See photo 305).