Bronchial asthma and neurodermatitis

Dr. med. Th. K.

Patient: Ph. S., 10 years old, male.

Diagnosis: Allergic bronchial asthma and neurodermatitis since the age of 5. 

Case history: The child suffered from neurodermatitis as a baby and later developed an allergy to cat hair which then developed into full-blown asthma. The child had to take medication for asthma permanently.

The allergologist treating the child at that time discovered an allergy to pollen, house dust mite and many other things. Subsequent treatment was unsuccessful however.

Therapy: Our testing however revealed a centralcow's milk allergy as well as allergy to down, house dust mite, hazelnuts and cat hairs. 

I first treated the cow's milk allergy using the starting point and end of the BL, KI, ST and SP meridians. 

I then treated the goose down, house dust mite, hazelnut and meadow  grass allergens in turn at weekly intervals by the same method. 

Result: The asthma had already practically disappeared after the therapy for cow's milk allergy.  The child no longer needed to use an inhaler. After the last therapy session the mother reported that the boy was sleeping through without coughing, was completely symptom-free and no longer needed medication.