The foundation of successful treatment in medicine is a correct diagnosis. Once an accurate diagnosis is made, treating the patient is as easy as two times two. Our main goal is to find the real cause behind the complaints and direct the treatment properly.
A correct diagnosis is the basis of treatment
Although our patient, who applied to me, had visited various specialists for many years, the exact cause of their complaints had not been found. Even ordinary digestive medications caused acute reactions, body swelling, spasms, and numbness in the hands and feet. Although the patient thought the problem was in the liver, after examinations we determined there was no problem with the liver and checked the stomach. As a result, Helicobacter, which had not been checked before, was detected.
Positive dynamics and continuation of treatment
Along with gastrointestinal complaints, the patient had a severe cough that interfered with sleep, metabolic syndrome, and redness and swelling of the skin when taking medications. Before the 20 days of our prescribed treatment were even complete, positive dynamics were already observed: the cough has decreased, the body swelling has subsided, and the skin spots have begun to fade. Currently, our treatment continues, and we must consolidate these achieved results.