[Interference therapy in combined treatment of patients with chronic nonspecific salpingoophoritis]
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Abstract:
Neurotropic interference therapy (NIT) was studied as monotherapy and in combination with iodine-bromide water in 50 patients with chronic nonspecific salpingoophoritis. NIT was found effective in the above disease as it improved clinical picture, reproductive function, psychoemotional condition of the patients. The addition of iodine-bromide water to NIT potentiates and prolongs neurotropic, endocrine, analgetic and anti-inflammatory effects of NIT.
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