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Dear Mr. Baklayan:
Is there something to be considered in the treatment of pregnant women? Is a Trikombin therapy during pregnancy at all permissible? If so, how is the electrode arrangement – blue on the navel?
About your experience and advice concerning the therapy in pregnant women I would be very pleased.
Thank you very much!
Prochaska ChristianDear Mr. Prochaska:
For decades the bioresonance therapy has also been used by gynecologists, who not only report of no negative effects but of a beneficial effect on both mother and child. The same experience I have in practice.
Since the Trikombin technology is much gentler than the classic bioresonance therapy because in other words no magnetic fields and currents flow, I would have no hesitation to carry out the discharge treatment. We also treat pregnant women in our practice, whereas we individualize duration and intensities and prevent to treat for a long time. Electrode assembly as usual.
Of course, the manufacturer must issue the usual warning that it must not be used in pregnant women and in patients with pacemakers, since no studies are available. But in my opinion pregnant women should then also not use a cell phone, since the load is likely to be at least 100 times higher.Best regards,
Alan E. Baklayan
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