Treatment of inflammatory gynecological diseases with hemolyzed blood

Abstract

Speransky's theory about the role of the nervous system in pathological processes has largely changed the point of view on the pathogenesis of various diseases. According to this theory, specificity, infection, intoxication, and harmfulness play a major role only at the very beginning of the pathological process. In the future, this specificity fades into the background; then one has to take more into account the dominant role of the nervous system, its influence on the course of the disease. Specific treatment for an already developed disease cannot therefore bring significant benefit. Various nonspecific treatment methods come to the fore in the form of physiotherapy, protein therapy, blood transfusion, and novocaine blockade.