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To demonstrate the anti-infectious, analgesic and cicatrizing properties of a stomatological phytotherapeutic treatment.
Applying a phytotherapeutic to AIDS and terminal cancers patients, in order to sterilize their often infected mouth, reduce their local pain and facilitate the cicatrization of all types of sores, which are consequences of both their illness and the treatments, (both specific and palliative), they are given.
This treatment includes :
The oral treatment is a solution, which is applied in a concentrated form locally, and in a diluted form as a mouth rinse. It consists of one part that is constant and is selected according to the inherent critical state of the illness. It is made up of four essential oils, two fundamental tinctures, and a spreading and/or dissolving substance. The other part is made up of two essential oils, chosen according to the germ isolated identified, and tested with an aromatogram. It is added to the first part following the outcome of the biological results.
The intra-rectal treatment is prescribed in the form of three daily rectal irrigations for 30 days. It consists one part which is constant and is selected according to the inherent critical state of the illness. It is made up of two essential oils, two fundamental tinctures, an oily support and two trace elements. The second part is made up of two essential oils chosen according to the germ eventually isolated, identified and tested with an aromatogram. It is added to the first part after the outcome of the biological results.
The raw materials will be supplied by a laboratory, which will also select the botanical materials requiered and the magistral preparations will be prepared at the Hospital. Each plant supplied will have its analytical composition attached to it, and in particular, the essential oils, will be given with a gas-phase chromatography identification. Any additional essential oils used will come from the same source in order to offer the same warranties.
Infectious and ulcerative complications of the oro-pharangeal mucosa are nearly constant in patients undergoing chemotherapy at the terminal stages of cancer and AIDS.
| gingivitis | ||
|---|---|---|
| gingivorrhagia | ||
| hypersiala | ||
| hyposialia | ||
| asiala | ||
| unique aphta | ||
| aphtosis | ||
| gingival neuralgia | ||
| facial neuralgia | ||
| gingival neuritis | ||
| facial neuritis |
Treatment Tolerance
a) Local
Treatment observance
Isolation and identification of the germs with cultures of salivary secretions. If the D0 culture is positive : study of the sensibilities to a predetermined number of essential oils with an aromatogram.
| E.O. according to aromatogram | 2,5 g |
| E.O. according to aromatogram | 2,5 g |
| E.O. clove | 3,5 g |
| E.O. savory | 3,5 g |
| E.O. thyme | 4,5 g |
| E.O. lavender | 9,5 g |
| Tween 80 | 2 g |
| Juglans regia | TM) aa qsp |
| Rubus fructicosus | TM) 125 ml |
| E.O according to aromatogram | 5 g | |
| E.O according to aromatogram | 5 g | |
| E.O. cinnamon | 5 g | |
| E.O. savory | 5 g | |
| Polygonum bistorte | TM) | |
| Agrimonia eupatoria | TM) | aa qsp 125 ml |
| Oil of matricaire camomille | ||
| Oil of St John's wort (millepertuis) |
EXCLUSION CRITERIA
None
INCLUSION CRITERIA
Any cancer and/or AIDS patient, undergoing or following antimitotic, antibiotic or antidepressant treatment, (or any other drug), capable of provoking inflammation, ulcerations and/or infections of the oro-pharangeal cavity.
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