Any growth in the body is considered as proliferation.
It means that the cells in the particular area is
annoyed and started swelling than the normal size,
so basically a swelling results externally and internally
as a growth. Uterine fibroid is an example for such
modification. It would be challenging without surgery.
Homoeopathy has served in many occasions with its
penetrating action.
Clinical evidence
A female-aged 39 years, who is longing for
a child since 10 years, presented the investigations
confirming a large fibroid. Her husband’s seminal
analysis was normal. Even though surgery was insisted,
they were not preferred, as it would complicate conception.
She attained her menarche at the age of thirteenth
year. Onwards she had regular periods with four days
duration at the interval of 28-35 days. She had experienced
pain sometimes before onset. After marriage, she underwent
regular check up and the ultra sonogram revealed fibroid.
The space-occupying lesion had not given any associated
symptoms like, pain, profuse bleeding or pressure
symptoms on bladder or rectum. She experienced some
dragging sensation and abdomen became bellious which
made others putting a question, “Are you pregnant
now?”
She is very attentive and very quick in perceptions,
sensitive and emotional, anxious broods over her illness.
Fear and anxiety on her illness at times derive her
depression. Now her attitude has changed towards loathing
on life. Few incidents revealed her suspicious and
jealous mind and her husband was not bothered about
children, but concerned only of his wife’s complaint
“Fibroid” and also suspected malignancy
since her ancestors had carcinoma. General examination
was normal and systemic examination revealed palpable
mass per abdomen. Blood parameters were with in limits
and the imaging studies revealed large fibroid uterus.Anti
sycotic Remedy was prescribed based on sycotic background
of the patient. Cured completely
Before
Treatment
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A
large fibroid ….. |
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After
Treatment
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Scan
Report shows Normal Pelvic Study
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