Role of Blood-Let Out Cupping Therapy in Female Pelvic Congestion Syndrome

Nasrat, Abdullah M.; Nasrat, Salwa Am

doi:10.4172/2327-5146.1000s1-003

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“…The expected role colon clear in ED for eradication of colonic H. pylori strains is getting rid of the reasons of pelvic congestion due to accumulation of profuse ammonia in the area of the pelvis and withdrawal of the inflammatory cytokines produced due to the existence of H. pylori in the colon [11,12,18,19]. The expected role of cupping blood-letting out therapy in cases of ED is withdrawal of the congested blood in the pelvis, elimination of the interstitial cytokines trapped with this blood in the pelvis and encouragement of pelvic circulation due release of histamine at the scratch sites and liberation of NO owing to scratching and the act of repeated suction [15,22,23].…”

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Male Pelvic Congestion and Erectile Dysfunction Obscure Reasons for an Obvious Phenomenon among the Young

Nasrat¹,

Sayed²

2016

Gen Med

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The study aimed to demonstrate recent environmental reasons behind the rising phenomena of erectile dysfunction among young ages during late decades.Erectile dysfunction (ED) has got its impact on the quality of life of both partners. Erectile function (EF) is due to local arousal induced by release of nitric oxide. ED can be adequately prevented and improved by reduction of cardiovascular disease risk factors, regular exercise, weight loss and abstinence from smoking. An apparent role for cytokines in the pathophysiology of ED has been emerging; this substance can induce vascular spasm and affect vascular endothelial function including endothelial-derived nitric oxide production (NO). The association of male pelvic congestion with the frequency of male sexual dysfunction has been documented in literature. As concerns therapeutic modalities, medicines work essentially by mediating or enhancing the effect of NO. Colonic H. pylori strains were found frequently associated with pelvic congestion; H. pylori were considered as a possible underlying etiologic pathology in cases of pelvic pathology in general. The increased mucosal production of inflammatory cytokines of H. pylori could play an integral role in the pathogenesis of ED. The association of the colonic H. pylori strains with pelvic pathology, the role played by the inflammatory cytokines and the therapeutic effect of NO in ED were the scientific reasons to employ colon clear and blood-let out (BLO) cupping therapy in cases of ED. 40 patients with ED positive for colonic H. pylori strains were selected in two age groups; young and older age groups. They were scheduled for three sessions of colon clear, one each month, and a procedure BLO cupping therapy one week after the last colon clear. Marked improvement and most patients recovered their usual EF and sexual satisfaction. Employment of combined colon clear and cupping therapy in cases of ED is promising and is not just hypothetical.

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Male Pelvic Congestion and Erectile Dysfunction Obscure Reasons for an Obvious Phenomenon among the Young

Nasrat¹,

Sayed²

2016

Gen Med

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“…The cease of the disease progress in endometriosis and OCD associated with cases of pelvic pain and congestion was frankly demonstrated during studying the effect of combined natural eradication of H. pylori by colon clear and elimination of H. pylori-related pelvic congestion by cupping therapy on pelvic inflammatory congestive syndrome [12,13]. This could refer to the possibility that H. pylori-related pelvic congestion due to accumulation of profuse toxic amounts of colonic ammonia produced by the abnormal colonic H. pylori strains could be a hidden reason behind the rising figures of endometriosis and OCD during late decades.…”

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Endometriosis and Ovarian Cystic Disease; why so Linked as if Born Simultaneous

Nasrat¹

2016

Gen Med

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A Therapeutic Answer for The Controversy of Insulin Cardio-Protection Among Dysglycemic Patients

Nasrat¹,

Nasrat²

2015

Gen Med (Los Angel)

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The study aimed to illustrate the cardio-protective effect of blood-let out cupping therapy in dysglycemia. The controversy of insulin cardio-protection among dysglycemic patients is a confusing challenge. Glucose-insulin disproportion is a major reason for accumulation of acidic metabolites in the body leading to the current controversy about insulin role in cardio-protection. The micro-capillary dysfunction, the improper tissue perfusion with blood and the accumulation of acidic metabolites in the myocardium are leading to each other and could contribute to progression into major cardiac events. Withdrawal of these metabolites could disturb this ischemic vicious circle and offer the answer for the controversy of insulin cardio-protection among dysglycemic patients. Suction in cupping therapy works specifically on the blood trapped within the tissues together with the acidic metabolites which are believed to be functionally obliged to it. Skin scratching with the action of repeated suction delivers nitric oxide to the area which is a potent cardio protectant in health and disease. Seven diabetic patients on insulin with recurrent moderate chest tightness due to variable grades of myocardial ischemia refused coronary catheterization. Therefore; a session of basic cupping therapy on the upper back and front of the chest was advised and employed for them. Dramatic symptomatic relief and clinical recovery was documented in six patients. They were followed up for 18 months without any further cardiac issues. On conclusion; cupping therapy in this way becomes a maneuver that could lead to correction of ischemic myocardial situations, and the tissues interstitial space therefore constitutes the intelligent yard where cupping exerts its biological talents.

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Role of Blood-Let Out Cupping Therapy in Female Pelvic Congestion Syndrome

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Male Pelvic Congestion and Erectile Dysfunction Obscure Reasons for an Obvious Phenomenon among the Young

Male Pelvic Congestion and Erectile Dysfunction Obscure Reasons for an Obvious Phenomenon among the Young

Endometriosis and Ovarian Cystic Disease; why so Linked as if Born Simultaneous

A Therapeutic Answer for The Controversy of Insulin Cardio-Protection Among Dysglycemic Patients

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