InterX - Case studies

1. Fair health state,
2. History: suffered with degenerative back and disc disease for over 9 years, limp and consistently in pain suggested fibromyalgia diagnosis. Pain is very intense (8 – 9), especially when walking affected general state, v poor sleep.
3. Medication: occasionally takes NSAID
4. Observation: left leg is shorter, muscular atrophy following L2 and L3 dermatomes, overweight
5. Dynamic: limping significantly.
6. 1st treatment – Assessment – demonstrates Active Region – Cervical, treated with the Flex array, cycle 2
7. 2nd treatment – HS’s (Hs1 – Hs18), Flex array on the Cervical zone
8. 3rd treatment- no pain in neutral position – After treating a Complaint region– Lumbar, dynamic treatment: Flex array when walking: one on the Lumbar, one on the lateral point of thigh where the pain is felt
9. 4th treatment – concentrated on local point of pain – Lumbar zone and left groin region

Treatment outcome – mid course – pain shifted to groin and knee
(where originally started) pain is less intense.

1. 5th – treatment focus on the complaint region L2/L3 and dermatomes;
2. 6th treatment – HS’s in the region and working on the lateral aspect of the thigh (complaint zone);
3. 7th treatment –Assessment – Active zone shifted to Thoracic / Lumbar, focused on it.
4. 8th treatment  - spinal roots L2 L3 and Lumbar zone, Flex array on the complaint region (thigh)

Treatment result:
Pain is significantly less(2 – 4), when walking no stabbing, less intense. Walking – less limp; Sleep has improved Point of Pain shifted higher.
After two weeks break resumed the treatment. Her pain is continuously improving. Received only 1 week support treatment, recommended to purchase a home use device to maintain the result and get further improvement.

second course of treatments after 4 weeks resulted in further pain relief, where pain appears once in four days and in average not more than 4 (out of 10). The patient supports treatment with use of the personal InterX.

Fair health state, IBS in history 15 years, followed by a low back injury at age of 15, injury of cervical spine later in life.
No taking any medication in past was taking anti-inflammatory and immodium. Diet is not great, drinking cider, wine, eating spicy foods.
History of IBS: started off discomfort in the lower abdomen in response to stress further developed to an agonising pain and instant desire to  go to toilet. Very disturbing for life.
Observation: Periodically stressed, sleep well. Abdomen is distended. Palpation: lower abdomen and sacral area are tender to palpation.

1. 1st treatment – Assessment, shows that the Active region is cervical. Treated with Flex Array – significant relaxation + 6 points
2. 2nd treatment – pain in the lower back focused on Lumbar zone
3. 3rd & 4th treatments – treatment of the lower abdomen and Flex array on the Lumbar-Sacral zone;
4. 4th  & 5th treatments – exacerbation of pain in the lower abdomen, focused on the Sigmoid projection,;

Treatment outcome – mid course – pain is a lot less and even poor diet would not stimulate it.

1. 6th and 7th treatments – focus on the Lumbar back region with Flex array and working on the upper abdomen (complaint zone);
2. 8th  treatment –Assessment – Active zone shifted to mid Thoracic, focused on it.
3. 9th and 10th treatments  - spinal roots L4, L5 with Flex array focused on the dermatomes.
4. 11th and 12th treatments – assessment + 6 points, readings shifted again to Low back. Treated with the Flex array.

Treatment result:
Pain is completely absent, even when stressed or poor diet.

Recommended to purchase a home use device to maintain the result and get further improvement.

 

Fair health state, CPRS for 2 years, started of when she was only 17 years old, followed by multiple injuries to the coccyx and the head at age of 8 and 15. at age of 17 developed a serious low back pain in the left sacroiliac joint that progressed into a more serious pain across the whole back resulting in spasms and autonomic reactions like change in the skin temperature and spasms of micro-vessels (feet discolouration).
Prescribed variety of pain controlling and antispasmodic medication: diclophenac, amintriptilin, gabopentine, .
Observation: frail, extremely sensitive to touch, rigid walking, very low muscular tone in the whole body muscles,  very tired, pain (8 – 10), poor sleep. Palpation is almost impossible at the site of pain – left SI joint.

• 1st course of treatments (December) – Assessment, technique, HS technique,  working only on the spine in painting technique. Small improvement, still in pain.
• 2nd course of treatments  (short, January) – HS techniques.
• 3rd course of treatments (long February/March) – HS, techniques, source points technique, for the first time local technique at the zone of pain – left SI joint.
• 4th course of treatments (May) short - Treatment outcome –pain is less (4 – 5) still lots of spasms, focused on a spine techniques with the dermatomes.
• 5th course of treatments (June) –  had a detox reaction (parallel homeopathic treatment  (for 10 days reaction)

Treatment result:  after that great progress: pain is considerably less (3- 4), reduced sensitivity to tough  - was able to treat her at the site of injury. Walking is better, sleep is better, focused, completely off her medication, actively started rehab.
At the moment is on a treatment break.

Used a home device with the Flex array for the first 3 courses of treatment to support the result.

 

Good health state, Practising Power lifting sport almost every day, compete at the national level. Frequent injury, primary of the overuse nature.
Not taking any medication. in past was taking anti-inflammatory and paracetamol when got injured. Diet is good, drinking plenty of water.
History of the current injury: strained deltoid muscle and at the same session impinged his right shoulder. Pain is at high (8 – 9) inability to use the right arm, in particularly reaching something upwards.
Observation/ palpation: oedema at the top of right shoulder, hot to tough, tender to palpation.
Dynamic: difficulty in bringing the arm up and extending backwards.

1. 1st treatment –local area scanning and focusing. Flex array on the neck zone; finishing up with dynamic treatment by bringing the arm up (do not treat extending backwards very acute injury). Resulted in a complete pain relief.
2. 42nd treatment – two days later focused localised treatment and the dynamic treatment with Flex array resulted in a complete resolution of both injuries.

Comments: the treatment has impact on a sleeping, more relaxed and quality sleep.

 

Good health state, suffered with osteoarthritis for 3 years, this accompanied by varicose vein and thrombosis.
Not taking any medication. In past was taking anti-inflammatory. Diet is good, drinking plenty of water.
History of the current flair up: pain in the left knee (7) affecting walking ability preventing to go up or down stairs.
Observation/ palpation: oedema at the anterior/superior aspect of the knee joint and smaller size of oedema at the medial/superior aspect of the knee, tender to palpation.
Dynamic: difficulty in walking down stairs

1. 1st course of treatments –local area scanning and focusing. Flex array on the Sacral area; finishing up with dynamic treatment by walking up and down stairs. In 6 treatments a complete pain relief. Treatment break.
2. 2nd course of treatments –Treatment of the knee and associated pain in the lower back and the hip – left side of the body, focusing at localised treatment and the dynamic treatment with Flex array resulted in a complete resolution of all sites of pain. (5 treatments)
3. 3rd course of treatments – aimed at entirely different situation: she broke her left ankle joint and were treated after she was discharged from the hospital and her plaster was removed. After 4 treatments her pain was completely under control and walking was pain free. Treatment 5 was aimed to aggravation of the accompanying cystitis. 2 treatment and home –based treatment by using the personal device resolved cystitis completely.

Comments: The patient periodically treated herself for small aches and pains of compensatory character and associated with the late and inadequate rehab that resulted in the pain in the opposite foot and sciatic pain due to sciatic nerve irritation. Today status is very good, the patient reports no pain.