Dynamic magnetic therapy in the complex rehabilitative treatment of bacterial vaginosis in girls from a group of frequently ill children

The efficiency of transcranial and local magnetic therapy for bacterial vaginosis was studied in a group of frequently ill girls as an alternative to systemic drug therapy. Sixty-eight frequently ill girls aged 2-15 years (mean age 7.4 years) who had bacterial vaginosis were followed up. Physical examination, pH-metry, bacterioscopy, cardiointervalography, enzyme immunoassay, and spectrometry were used. Incorporation of transcranial and local magnetic therapy into complex treatment in girls with bacterial vaginosis enhances the body's protective reserves and permits avoidance of systemic drug therapy, by preserving a high therapeutic efficiency (f90%). The proposed procedure using an AMUS-01 INTRAMAG apparatus with an OGOLOVYE attachment in the complex treatment of bacterial vaginosis in girls is effective and causes no adverse reactions.

bacterial vaginosis, magnetic therapy, bacterioscopy, enzyme immunoassay