Sunday, December 18, 2011
Switzerland Mount Titlis
Hotel Banklialp , Switzerland
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Psoriasis and Homoeopathic Management
Clinical Study of
Types of Psoriasis and Homoeopathic Management.
Presented at
LIGA 2011,International conference at New Delhi on 4TH Dec2011
Psoriasis is a common, chronic, recurrent2, non-infectious
genetically determined, inflammatory skin disorder of unknown cause,
papulosquamous skin disease that may appear at any age and affect any part of
the skin.
25cases were studied
(20male & 5female), the diagnosis was made clinically; some cases were
referred by Dermatologists. In 6 Cases BMI was above 30, 6 cases were US based,
in 3 cases sever negative impact was present, the types of Psoriatic cases were as shown in table below. Improvement Scale :47.6% cases got
above 70% improvement, 28.5% cases got above 50% improvement, 14.4% cases got
above 30% improvement, 9.5% cases got above 10% improvement, The medicines
found useful were Calcaria Carb,
Graphites,Nat murur, Pulsatilla, Ars Alb, Thuja oc, Sepia, Acid Nitric, Sulphur
and Thyroidin. Following nosodes were
given Tuberculinum, Syphilinum and Carcinosin. The potencies used were in 30,
200 and 1M. The 30 potency was repeated weekly, 200 potencies were repeated
fortnightly and 1M potency was repeated after a month. Nosodes were given in 1M
potency. Along with treatment diet advice, Psychological counseling was given.
Conclusions:
It is a common belief that Psoriatic diseases difficult
to cure, but if you take detailed life space investigation, read the mind of
psoriatic patient we can overcome the challenges in treating Psoriatic diseases. In
conventional system of medicine treatment is
unsatisfactory as the ‘cause’ is unknown; hence the treatment is only
palliative; In Homoeopathic system psoriatic skin diseases can
be treated successfully. Guttate psoriasis, Pustular psoriasis,
Psoriatic Tongue and Erythrodermic psoriasis which are successfully treated by the author,
details of cases are published in reference cited journals * due to uploading problem case visuals not posted
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