On autohemotherapy of corneal complications in trachoma

In our observations of autohemotherapy we tried to note both general reaction of the organism (temperature) and local and focal reaction. We measured temperature accurately only in hospitalized patients. Usually the t reaction did not exceed 37.2-37.6, and only in two cases we had an increase in t to 38.2 after blood injection. After the first two injections, patients often complained of mild malaise, cognition and slight headache, which disappeared the next day. As for the local reaction, only in one patient after the fifth blood injection we could note the next day pain in the elbow joint of the left arm when bending and unbending, slight swelling and redness around the vena mediana, which disappeared after 3 days.