Dr Vishal Nimbhore

Hemorrhoidal disease is one of the most common anorectal conditions encountered in daily practice by general practitioner, general surgeon and gastrointestinal surgeons. Homoeopathy ranks the most popular among the traditional, complementary or alternative medicines. homoeopathic literature shows anecdotal data on the usefulness of homoeopathic medicine in haemorrhoids although remarkable cure of Haemorrhoids with homoeopathic medicines in casual clinical experiences has been noted. Objective: The main objective of this research work was to study the effect of homeopathic medicines in reducing severity of symptoms in cases of internal Haemorrhoids. The second objective was to find out the most common homoeopathic medicines in cases of internal Haemorrhoids. Method: The study was based on case series study. After identification of participants we have done full case study of the patient and homoeopathic indicated medicine was prescribed to all patient. Result: Out of 30 cases in our sample size 1 recovered, 23 improving and 6 not improved with indicated homeopathic medicine. Conclusion: A study was conducted on 30 patients on the topic of internal haemorrhoids. Patients was collected from M(N)HMC OPD. We have done full case taking of the patients and homoeopathic indicated medicine was prescribed. We have symptom severity scale in our research on the basis of which we have done scoring of the patient and we have reached to the conclusion that 1 patient was recovered, 23 patients were improving and 6 not improv out of 45 patients and our null hypothesis was rejected.

This research aimed to explore the impact of indicated Homoeopathic medicines and also Jaborandi mother tincture in the treatment of hyperhidrosis. Research conducted at OPD of Motiwala (national) Homoeoathic medical college and hospital of a six-month duration. The included age group of 18 to 40 years. Sample size of 30 patient divided into 2 group of control and experimental group. Experimental group received the Jaborandi mother tincture and control group received the individualised Homoeoathic medicines, their data were collected by case records format and perspiration score were measure by visual score. Pre and post score were measured. And by statistical analysis result were concluded. 100% patient showed improvement who received individualised Homoeoathic medicines .Aim and Objectives: This research aimed to explore the impact of indicated Homoeopathic medicines and also Jaborandi mother tincture in the treatment of hyperhidrosis and to compare their result. The primary objectives included to study the effect of Jaborandi Mother tincture in treating hyperhidrosis using visual scale for quantification of hyperhidrosis cases. And also to study the effect of individualised homeopathic medicine in cases of hyperhidrosis. Materials and Methods: This research adopts a Comparative study design conducted at OPD of Motiwala (national) Homoeoathic medical college and hospital of a six-month period. The selection of study subjects follows specific eligibility criteria, including an age group of 18 to 40 years, and obtaining written consent. Exclusion criteria encompass pregnant and lactating females , known cases of systemic diseases. Perspiration score measured by visual scale a sample size of 30 patient. Visual scale is employed for measurement and Data management involves the format of case record format. 30 sample size divide into control and experimental group. Experimental group received the Jaborandi mother tincture and Control group received the individualised Homoeoathic medicine. Statistical analysis is planned using unpaired t test and Microsoft excelPositive and negative assessments are made based on score improvements or lack thereof. Graphical presentation and statistical evaluation will contribute to the conclusion drawn from this comprehensive research .Results: According to statistical analysis the Calculated value of t is 3.125 and Table t value is 2.15. Hence calculated t value is greater than table t value. 73% patient showed improvement out of 15 Patient who received jaborandi mother tincture , and 100% patient improved who received individualised Homoeoathic medicines. Conclusion: Since calculated t value is greater than table t value null hypothesis is rejected thus jaborandi mother tincture is as effective as individualised homoeopathic medicine in treatment of hyperhidrosis in the age group of 18 to 40 years.