Seven Cases Referred from a Department of Oral Surgery of a National University School of Medicine for Diagnosis with the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test and the Future Measures and Prospect of This Test (II)

Abstract

Purpose

The values of the Bi-Digital O-ring test in 7 patients referred from a department of oral surgery of a national university school of medicine were reported at the previous presentation. We selected 3 interesting cases among the 7 cases, and their clinical courses are herein described in detail.

Cases

• (1) M. O., F, 34 years; initial examination: November 7, 1998.

  This patient had persistent induration in the left tonsil and periodically developed inflammatory symptoms with high temperature for 3 years. She visited a department of oral surgery of a national university school of medicine once every month for 2 years and received antibiotics and Chinese medicines there. She stayed in another hospital and received steroid therapy for 1 month, but showed no tendency to recovery. Thus she was referred to our hospital for the determination of the cause of the disease. On ORT, the left thymus was graded -1; both left tonsil and left orbital region -6. The left tonsil, left orbital region, and the site of eczema in the left leg showed the resonance with HSV2. The resonance was improved to +6 after treatment with one cup of EPA + DHA + Vt. E (Superior EPA), one spoon of Pulrane S (Hayashibara), and one tablespoon of Tahibo tea. Although the resonance with HSV2 in the tonsil disappeared at the 7th visit, 98 days after the initial examination, the site of eczema in the left leg had the resonance with Epidermophyton floccosum fungi and varicella zoster virus. At the 10th visit, 118 days after the initial examination, no resonance with viruses or fungi was observed, and induration and inflammatory symptoms in the tonsil as well as eczema all disappeared.

• (2) S. K., F, 43 years old; initial examination: December 29, 1998.

  She developed rheumatism about 18 years ago. Her disease was aggravated due to mental and physical stress continuously imposed on this patient in every day life, although symptoms had once been remitted as a result of various treatments. She was suspected of having collagen disease by a national hospital. At initial examination, she complained of generalized pain. On ORT, the right and left thymuses were graded -2, the Shinpo primary acupoint -2, and the Sanshou primary acupoint -4. The resonance with Chlamydia psittaci, TXB2, and Hg was observed in the occipital region. EPA + DHA + Vt. E, Pulrane S, Chinese parsley, and Rize 5 mg were administered. In addition, she was also given practical instruction in transformed breathing. No responses to viruses or bacteria were observed in the Shinpo primary acupoint or Sanshou primary acupoint on March 25, 1999, the 4th visit at 87 days after the initial examination, while the site of pharyngitis showed the resonance with cytomegalovirus.

• (3) M. K.. F, 52 years old; initial examination: December 15, 1998.

  This patient had persistent pain in 6 where the tooth was extracted about 2.5 years ago. She was treated at an outpatient pain clinic of a national university hospital, but was not relieved from pain. After extraction of 4, she continuously had tenderness and spontaneous dull pain over 3-6. and also began to feel numbness on the left side of the body. No abnormalities were detected by MRI performed at a neurosurgical clinic. On ORT, the left thymus was graded -3; the resonance with SubP, TXB2, rotavirus, Haemophilus influenzae at -6 was observed in 4-6. L-Keflex, Reftose, EPA + DHA + Vt. E, Interferon (Hayashibara) were administered, in combination with acupuncture/moxibustion and breath pressure therapy. At the 2nd visit, 22 days after the initial examination, no resonance with viruses, bacteria, TXB2, or SubP was detected al all, and her pain was eliminated. Because a feeling of stiffness slightly remained in the neck and shoulder, acupuncture/moxibustion and breath pressure therapy were given. At the 3rd visit, 38 days after the initial examination, no resonance with viruses, bacteria, TXB2, or SubP was observed, although an abnormality (-3) remained in the cervical column region.

Discussion and Conclusion

Causes of diseases could be identified with B.D. ORT in the patients described here, and effective healthy foods and drugs suitable for them could be selected through ORT, leading to satisfactory recovery. Diagnostic methods of Western medicine sometimes fail to identify causes of diseases. Because members of a university of authority have gained an understanding of B.D. ORT, this method can be expected to serve as a standard diagnostic modality.