Mouth ulcers 02806...Malaysia
On 23 March 2014 a 38-year-old male patient sought treatment for mouth ulcers of 15 years' duration. He had received treatment from a succession of doctors over the years: 2002-2004; also 2005, allopathic doctors (diagnosis of herpes simplex, treatment with the anti-viral Zovirax [Acyclovir] and the corticosteroid Prednisolone, with topical cream, for 3 months; temporary remissions and relapses, but ultimately, no improvement); 2006, Ear Nose and Throat Specialist (tonsillectomy and vitamins; no improvement); 2007-2010, traditional Chinese medicine (no improvement); and 2011-2014 additional doctors (no improvement).
An examination showed ulcers all over the tongue and on the mucosal surface of the mouth. The tongue was coated and very sore. The patient was able to take only a liquid or semi-liquid diet and hardly any solid food because of the discomfort. Swallowing was very painful. He was quite worried and concerned. The patient was instructed to drink 200-250 ml of water daily upon getting up in the morning and to take the following combo for the next 2 weeks:
#1. CC11.5 Mouth infections + CC12.1 Adult tonic + CC15.1 Mental & Emotional tonic…5 pills dissolved in 90 ml of mineral water; 5 ml every 6 hours
On 5 April, the patient was re-examined. A slight improvement of 5% was found. He still had multiple ulcers, but he reported fewer and less serious flare ups. He said he had been taking steroids to help the ulcers heal. The patient was told to continue taking the combo but to double the dosage to 5 ml every 3 hours for the next 2 weeks, and then return.
On 20 April, an examination showed 40% improvement in the number and seriousness of ulcers. The patient reported that recovery time was significantly shorter: ulcers that used to heal in 5-7 days now healed in 2 days. This was due to Vibrionics as the patient had stopped taking steroids for the previous 2 weeks.
On 10 May, the patient’s remedy was changed to:
#2. Combo #1 + CC21.8 Herpes...5 pills dissolved in 90 ml mineral water; 5 ml every 3 hours (6TD).
On 22 May, a further examination showed 50-60% recovery. A few small ulcers were visible on the tongue, but the patient reported he could now eat solids like rice without any pain upon swallowing. The patient was told to continue with Vibrionics but the dosage was reduced to TDS.
As of 8 June, the tongue was more or less fully recovered, and overall the mouth ulcers were now 80-90% improved. The patient was able to resume his normal diet after 15 years. He was advised to continue the treatment and to see the practitioner if he experienced any relapse. As of July 2014, the patient was continuing with Vibrionics and had not experienced any relapse.
