Ghozi was 7 years old when he was diagnosed with lymphoma on his left and right necks. His doctor didn’t want to risk a biopsy because the mass was right in the main blood vessel in his neck. Her doctor then only suggested using an ECCT device. The lump begins to deflate along with the use and discharge of discharge reactions in the form of abundant and continuous snot and urinating a pungent odor. The complaints decrease with the use of the appliance. A year of use the condition is relatively normal, the lump is not visible, dizziness and runny nose have disappeared, activity has returned to normal. The tool continues to wear up to 3 years. No recurrence. Growth is normal. Past 10 years of normal and active condition Ghozi, has begun to enter college.
Images: from right to left, physical photos of the left colli section and ultrasound images, physical photos after the use of ECCT 1 month, 6 Months, 1 year and 3 years showing lumps gradually disappear; far left: Ghozi photos after passing 3 years and 10 years in healthy and normal conditions.
May 2014 on the left side neck Ghozi visible lump. It wasn’t taken seriously at first. But the lump continues to grow rapidly Day by day. His mother took Ghozi to a general practitioner. But the doctor did not want to check or touch and suggested to check at a major hospital in Tangerang. The results of the ultrasound showed masses in the lymph nodes clustered on the right and left neck, especially on the left. The initial suspicion is lymphoma. The paediatrician who examined Ghozi then suggested a biopsy, but his doctor said it could not be done because the mass was right in the middle of the main blood vessels in the neck (carotid artery and jugular vein). The pediatrician said a biopsy needed to be done at a major hospital in Jakarta, but it was running out of reagan, so it could not be done.
While a biopsy could not be performed to establish an accurate diagnosis, the lump in Ghozi’s neck continued to grow. The doctor who handles the beginning advises to wear the ECCT tool only. Ghozi started using an ECCT device in the form of a right and left neck cover and head cover for brain prevention.
Basically, ECCT only reacts to malignant cells, regardless of the position of the cancer. The higher the level of malignancy of cancer cells the faster the reaction of dead cells. The degree of malignancy of cells correlates with the degree of electrical polarity. To the highest degree of violence, i.e. a high degree of polarity, for example, a diffuse type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma without differentiation, 70-80% of the tumor mass with a size below 10 cm can shrink within 1-3 months; for moderate levels 40-50% shrink in 3-6 months, and for low levels such as Hodgkin’s lymphoma type with good differentiation to be able to shrink 20-30% of its volume takes 6-12 months.
The shrinkage of the mass is generally accompanied by a discharge reaction through the body’s excretion system such as sweat, urine, pup or other discharges such as sputum and snot. For cases of lymphoma with a high degree of malignancy such as non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma discharge reactions can come out through almost the entire body’s excretion pathways such as sweat that is rather sticky and pungent odor, urine that is cloudy and pungent odor, pup that smells very pungent, slimy and often dark or even black, as well as other discharges such as not too sticky. Meanwhile, for the type with low malignancy is generally a relatively minimal discharge reaction, only in the form of excessive gas and urination and sometimes a slightly sticky bowel movement tends to be mixed with fat.
The discharge reaction experienced by Ghozi is more in the form of snot and strong smelling urination, defecation and other excretions are relatively normal. Snot came out like there was no stopping, not too sticky, he was like having a runny nose that there was no stopping.
The disposal reaction experienced by Ghozi tends not to be a type of lymphoma, but rather leads to nasopharyngeal cancer with a high level of malignancy such as non-keratinized squamous cell cancer type with a poor degree of differentiation. This type of cells very quickly spreads to the lymph nodes in the neck both right and left. From the results of Ghozi’S ultrasound, it appears that there are enlarged lymph nodes in the right and left neck with a larger left neck. Such a character of discharge is more likely a mass coming from the area of the nasal cavity (nasopharynx), rather than a primary mass in the lymph nodes in the neck. Lymphoma cases did not spread from one neck to another; this confirmed that Ghozi was more likely to have nasopharyngeal cancer. The stage has entered Category 4 because there has been a spread to the lymph nodes on the right and left coli with a large enough size (>5 cm).
The response of nasopharyngeal cancer to ECCT also depends on the degree of malignancy, but the reaction and progression are generally longer than with other types of lymphoma. For the highest levels of malignancy, such as squamous cell type cancer, to shrink 70-80% of tumor mass with a size below 3-5 cm takes 3-6 months; for medium levels of 40-50% shrink in 6-9 months; and for low levels such as squamous cell type cancer with good differentiation takes 12-15 months to shrink 20-30%.
Nasopharyngeal cancer is generally more resilient than lymphoma, the spread in the neck can still be relatively wasted and the tumor mass can be reduced to a high type of malignancy. But for moderate to low levels of malignancy, cancer cells that die contain a lot of calcium and fat, the discharge path through the lymph node channels is easily blocked, so it is easy to blockages and inflammation. The use of ECCT in cases of nasopharyngeal cancer with moderate to low malignancy that has spread significantly to the lymph nodes in the neck generally needs to be combined with chemo to be effective enough to suppress inflammation.
Ghozi’s response to ECCT was relatively rapid. Usage 1 month discharge reaction appears in the form of abundant and continuous snot and more frequent urination and pungent odor. Other discharge reactions are relatively normal. Along with the discharge of the discharge reaction of the body, the lump on his neck began to deflate. Judging from the disposal reaction and the speed of the progress of mass reduction, the cell type experienced by Ghozi was more likely to be nasopharyngeal cancer type with non-keratinized squamous cancer cell type without differentiation. The character is also not an ordinary inflammation, since the mass disappears only after about a year of use. Regular inflammation can go away with ECCT in a few weeks. For a better level of therapeutic effectiveness in accordance with the character of the therapeutic response to the tool, Ghozi made additional new tools to cover the face and nasopharynx. The addition of new tools makes the discharge response through snot more and more, complaints of dizziness are relatively faster to disappear. After 6 months the lump is relatively palpable even though it has not completely disappeared, complaints have also decreased. After a year of use, the lump on Ghozi’s neck was already palpable, the dizziness he experienced at the beginning of Use and the constant snot that came out had stopped. His general condition and activity have returned to normal.
Ghozi continues to wear the tool for up to 3 years to prevent reappearance and spread. 3 years of use for high-malignancy types of cancer is generally sufficient to prevent recurrence and spread (complete). Ghozi did not have a recurrence afterwards, his growth was also normal. After 10 years, Ghozi was healthy, normal and active. Now he has started going to college. Hopefully stay healthy for Gozhi (WS).
