Abstract
Introduction:
In the Orient we have saying “Bo-Shi-Dou-Fuku” which means that both mother and the children have to take the same drug to treat to a disease even if the disease is only present in the children. Recently we have experienced such cases treated with Amoxicillin and an Oriental herbal medicine successfully based on the findings of Bi-Digital ORing Test originally developed by Prof. Omura. Y. of New York, which we thought worthwhile to report.
Case 1:
The first case is a 23 year-old female who suffered from headache from her preschool age, which was diagnosed as migraine without aura. Her migraine attack occurred 3 or 4 times a week. Bi-Digital O-Ring Test indicated the strong positive response to Treponema Pallidum and lead over the parieto-occipital area on the left side. Amoxicillin and Keishi- Bukuryou-Gan (TJ-25, Tsumura Pharmaceutical Co., Japan) which belongs to “Ku-Oketsu- Zai", a type of Oriental herbal medicine for overcoming blood stagnation or stasis, were evaluated and found to be potentially effective according to the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test drug compatibility test. She was put on Amoxicillin and TJ-25. After the treatment she became almost free from migraine headache, and also from heavy headedness. The resonance to Treponema Pallidum also once disappeared, however, it temporally appeared again when she contacted with her mother who also suffered from migraine. This resonant response disappeared after treating her mother.
Case 2:
The second case is 55 year-old female, the mother of case 1, who has suffered from migraine with aura for the past 20 years. She used various kinds of analgesic drugs habitually with temporal relief. Bi-Digital O-Ring Test indicated positive resonant response to Treponema Pallidum and lead over the parieto-occipital area on the left side, which was same as case 1. Amoxicillin and TJ-25 were evaluated to be potentially effective. She was put on only TJ-25 at first, but the relief of her headache was not obtained. Then we prescribed Amoxicillin in addition to TJ-25. After the administering the Amoxicillin, her headache remarkably improved and she became almost free from the analgesic agents.
Case 3:
The third case is 87 year-old female, the maternal grandmother of case 1, who suffered from dementia. Bi-Digital O-Ring Test revealed positive resonant response to Treponema Pallidum and lead on the left frontal area, and also over the left parieto-occipital area to some extent. She was also put on Amoxicillin and TJ-25. After the administration she reported that her heavy headedness improved.
Serological examinations for syphilis were negative in all cases.
Discussion:
In the presented cases Amoxicillin was effective to relieve their headache. BiDigital O-Ring Test is useful methods to select the effective drugs. In our cases the resonant response to Treponema pallidum was found in the daughter, her mother, and also her maternal grandmother. In addition we found that positive resonance to Treponema pallidum on the daughter increased when she contacted with her pre-treated mother. These findings might be suggesting some functional correlation related to Treponema pallidum between the daughter and her mother, which Bi-Digital O-Ring Test could detect as the resonant response.
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