Crohn's and ulcerative colitis
Do you often suffer from pains in the abdomen, around the navel, fever, bloating, and constant cramps?
Do you have long-term diarrhea that occurs 5-10-20 times a day, is bloody, phlegm, watery, and is difficult to treat?
These symptoms (or any of them) can be symptoms of Crohn's and ulcerative colitis, which have many serious complications. Crohn's and ulcerative colitis are inflammatory bowel diseases.
In people with a genetic predisposition, there are disturbances in the immune system due to various reasons (environment, nerves, stress, improper diet and lifestyle, dysbiosis),as a result, endless inflammatory processes take place in various departments of the gastrointestinal tract, wounds appear in the intestinal wall that gradually deepen and even cause perforation of the intestine.
One of the factors most likely to cause the development of this disease is dysbiosis and perforated bowel syndrome. As we know, more than 35,000 microorganisms are believed to live in the gut. Only about 400 of them have been isolated by scientists. Some of these microorganisms live on the surface of the mucous membrane, and some live in deeper layers. In general, micro-organisms in the body (gastrointestinal tract, skin, urogenital system) are of great importance in the health of the body. Normal intestinal microflora plays an important role in metabolism, digestion, immunity of the body, as well as local immunity of the intestine, in various physiological processes. Therefore, due to various reasons (improper nutrition, antibiotic use, stress, ecology, etc.), when the balance between microorganisms in the intestine is disturbed (dysbiosis), intestinal permeability increases (perforated bowel syndrome), and as a result, inflammatory processes, Crohn's and ulcerative colitis, autoimmune and other diseases develop. knows
Bioregulatory, microbiological, immunological treatment of Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis is based on the elimination of these processes.
In classical medicine, the treatment of these diseases is based on suppressing the immune system. Often, treatment with these drugs not only does not work, but their side effects are very serious; osteoporosis, kidney failure, acute pancreatitis, lymphoma, skin cancer, tuberculosis, etc. These treatments impair the body's ability to heal itself.
Bioregulatory therapy eliminates the disturbed immunopathological processes, perforated bowel syndrome, dysbiosis, restores the body's self-healing ability, ends inflammation and causes healing.
It should be noted that the preparations used in Biological Medicine are made in Germany, have small doses, are well absorbed by cells, and have no side effects or contraindications.
Patient: Q.A., 1994
Diagnosis: Crohn's disease of the small intestine
Patient: A.V., 1996
Diagnosis: Ulcerative colitis
Patient: H.G., 2011
Diagnosis: Ulcerative colitis
Patient: A.H., 1995
Diagnosis: Crohn's disease
Patient: M.Sh., 1958
Diagnosis: Crohn's disease
Patient: H.A., 1991
Diagnosis: Ulcerative colitis (left sided)
Patient: H.T., 2005
Diagnosis: Crohn's disease (right side, with pseudopolyps)
Patient: E.A.,
Diagnosis: Ulcerative colitis (total damage)
Do you often suffer from pains in the abdomen, around the navel, fever, bloating, and constant cramps?
Do you have long-term diarrhea that occurs 5-10-20 times a day, is bloody, phlegm, watery, and is difficult to treat?
These symptoms (or any of them) can be symptoms of Crohn's and ulcerative colitis, which have many serious complications. Crohn's and ulcerative colitis are inflammatory bowel diseases.
In people with a genetic predisposition, there are disturbances in the immune system due to various reasons (environment, nerves, stress, improper diet and lifestyle, dysbiosis),as a result, endless inflammatory processes take place in various departments of the gastrointestinal tract, wounds appear in the intestinal wall that gradually deepen and even cause perforation of the intestine.
One of the factors most likely to cause the development of this disease is dysbiosis and perforated bowel syndrome. As we know, more than 35,000 microorganisms are believed to live in the gut. Only about 400 of them have been isolated by scientists. Some of these microorganisms live on the surface of the mucous membrane, and some live in deeper layers. In general, micro-organisms in the body (gastrointestinal tract, skin, urogenital system) are of great importance in the health of the body. Normal intestinal microflora plays an important role in metabolism, digestion, immunity of the body, as well as local immunity of the intestine, in various physiological processes. Therefore, due to various reasons (improper nutrition, antibiotic use, stress, ecology, etc.), when the balance between microorganisms in the intestine is disturbed (dysbiosis), intestinal permeability increases (perforated bowel syndrome), and as a result, inflammatory processes, Crohn's and ulcerative colitis, autoimmune and other diseases develop. knows
Bioregulatory, microbiological, immunological treatment of Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis is based on the elimination of these processes.
In classical medicine, the treatment of these diseases is based on suppressing the immune system. Often, treatment with these drugs not only does not work, but their side effects are very serious; osteoporosis, kidney failure, acute pancreatitis, lymphoma, skin cancer, tuberculosis, etc. These treatments impair the body's ability to heal itself.
Bioregulatory therapy eliminates the disturbed immunopathological processes, perforated bowel syndrome, dysbiosis, restores the body's self-healing ability, ends inflammation and causes healing.
It should be noted that the preparations used in Biological Medicine are made in Germany, have small doses, are well absorbed by cells, and have no side effects or contraindications.
Patient: Q.A., 1994Diagnosis: Crohn's disease of the small intestine
Patient: A.V., 1996Diagnosis: Ulcerative colitis
Patient: H.G., 2011Diagnosis: Ulcerative colitis
Patient: A.H., 1995Diagnosis: Crohn's disease
Patient: M.Sh., 1958Diagnosis: Crohn's disease
Patient: H.A., 1991Diagnosis: Ulcerative colitis (left sided)
Patient: H.T., 2005Diagnosis: Crohn's disease (right side, with pseudopolyps)
Patient: E.A.,Diagnosis: Ulcerative colitis (total damage)
