Toxic cesarean scar in female dog treated with Neural Therapy

Abstract

Neural Therapy consists of a regulatory therapy that seeks to activate the body's self-regulating mechanisms, through the use of local anesthetics in low concentrations, such as procaine hydrochloride, in certain body regions, such as acupuncture points, scars, joints, so among others. The goal of Neural Therapy is to give a therapeutic neural impulse to activate the organism for the self-healing process, acting on the regulation and balance of the autonomic nervous system. The application areas are chosen through the patient's life history. These areas can be fields of interference, irritating regions to the nervous system that generate harmful memories to the organism. This work aims to demonstrate the effectiveness of Neural Therapy in a dog that did not cycle and after the application of 0.7% procaine hydrochloride in the interfering scar of cesarean section she returned to heat.