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Treatment of benign growth and uterine problems

© Dr. Vivienne Constad

Presented condition

Systemic disorder / chronic
Hormone imbalance, and possible menopause symptoms. Great tiredness, low energy, very muddled in head.

Case history

Past medical history

She first came to me when she had her 5th benign growth in her arm diagnosed, midway between the elbow and the shoulder. We worked a course of treatment (it was giving her pain and making her feel tired). The course consisted of 3 x weekly sessions for 5 weeks.

The GP scheduled an operation for her to have the lump removed.

Although it had NOT reduced in size during or following our sessions, it did continually changed shape and consistency. But her sensations of pain and sensitivity were arrested, her energy levels increased, she felt much better (increased mobility of the arm also). After she had the latest lump removed I worked to recover her post operatively.

She was also, still being monitored by her Doctor for the uterine problems that seemed to return.

She had transcervical resection of the endometrium 5 years ago and the problem, pain and heavy bleeding, was not expected to return. No further bleeding for 3 years, then the occasional day or 3 of bleeding lightly. Suddenly bleeding commenced this year in February through March. She has been taking various medications administered by her GP to stop this, however there have been severe side effects to the drugs, which is why she was sent for a scan. First scan for this condition taken 19th May 2005 showed that the endometrium had thickened to 7 mm and there was now a large and undefined mass within, of unusual structure never expected to be found in that part of the body.

Second scan taken following 2 months later after one course of SCENAR showed a reduction in the endometrium to 4 mm and the undefined mass completely gone! Bleeding has arrested. They discharged her officially but she has requested and her GP agreed they will do a biopsy in September anyway unless the symptoms stop totally.

Treatment

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One whole course from May to July. Worked mostly in SM. Always from the spine and often locally too. Result very pleasing, bleeding normalised, pains in areas that we worked, predominantly postoperative benign lump, all subsided and recovery from operation good. I noticed that when we worked post operatively, following her lump removal to her arm, her body was so sensitive to SC that I worked mostly in CS for the duration and only on related body points in SM. (Really for relief of the sensation, its was less uncomfortable for her.)

Made changes to diet and nutritional intake. Commenced drinking some water (before she has never been drinking water, unless it is tea or coffee, or sparkling like coke or lemonade, since a child never water, nothing more special than that).

Scan results:

May 2005 (showing endometrium thickened to 7 mm)	July 2005 (showing reduction of thickening to 4 mm)
May 2005	July 2005

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8^th September 2005

First session was due to pain in side of lower abdomen and I followed this around from spine to position of both ovaries then chased the pain around to the front. This subsided after 45 minutes and then the liver needed clearing from stickies. This I did and finished with 5 minutes on the colon, which resulted in a very thorough detox several hours later.

I did not use S0 but instead worked between S1 and S3. We almost achieved a minimum dose after approx. 70 mins of work on the body, but only to 93% came. All pain had subsided and she felt very much better and relaxed. We worked again within 2 days.

2^nd session

Still bleeding, but due to have biopsy later in week as this had been previously arranged by her Doctor, she did not cancel.

Pain was now in centre spine at lower lumbar level very predominantly. The pain moved to the side and then I chased it back to the spine and up a little higher.

Worked in S1 and S3 today also. Session was only 35 minutes and I was able to minimum dose each time!

Comments

This was a very pleasing outcome, however the patient has had to commence the medication given to arrest bleeding, as the operation intended will be cancelled if this continues at the appointment.

September 20, 2005

The patient had Biopsy, awaiting results from that. Bleeding post operatively has ceased and recovery is very fast from that. Cleared liver from sticky, worked on immune system and nervous system. Patient has slept more than normal but not needed pain killers that were prescribed.

Menopause officially confirmed and now we await results of biopsy as they could find nothing else to report on!

Scan results:

Biopsy, September 2005

Biopsy

November 29, 2005

Now we have the document signing off this case with the undefined mass and thickened endometrium.. which is no longer there!!!

Scan results:

October

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The materials were provided and published with permission of
Dr. Vivienne Constad, London, UK