F.F.Motiwala
Publications by F.F.Motiwala
4 publications found • Active 2026–2026
2026
4 publicationsEffectiveness of Symphytum Officinale as an Osteogenesis enhancer in undisplaced fracture: A Randomized Control Trial
Objective: 1.This study was done to find time required for fracture healing in patients receiving conventional line of treatment by radiographical study and time required for healing in patient receiving symphytum officinale 30C along with conventional line of treatment by radiographical study. Material and Method: A Randomized Control Trial to explore the Effectiveness of Symphytum Officinale as an osteogenesis enhancer in undisplaced fracture was conducted at Motiwala Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital, for a period of six months. Thirty cases of un-displaced fracture based on radiological examination were selected as per the inclusion criteria using simple randomization technique. Symphytum officinale 30C was prescribed in study group along with conventional line of treatment and the control group received only conventional line of treatment. X-ray was taken on 21st day and 45th day. The data was analyzed. Results: Study group consist of 15 patients in whom 3 cases showed early callus formation and 12 cases showed good callus formation in 21 days. Control group consist of 15 patient in which 8 cases showed good callus formation and 7 cases showed no callus formation in 21 days. Conclusion: The study conducted has explored the osteogenietic property of Homoeopathic remedy, Symphytum officinale has proved to promote calcification as early as 21st day in study group. Thus symphytum is an effective osteogenetic enhancer in undisplaced fractures, and can be an adjuvant to conventional line of treatment. More rigorous studies with large sample size are however desirable.
Survey report of Prevalence of Hypertension in a Rural community
Hypertension is a global public health problem with increasing prevalence. There is limited updated information on the prevalence of hypertension in the given population. Survey based on data collected during health screening camps held at given locations in Nashik. A total of 369 patients were included in this study.
AReview of Evolution of law of Similia: Tracing its Roots in the Past
Dr. Hahnemann is the first person who made the relation between disease & medicine similarity by conceiving and utilizing it to form new therapeutic system in field of Medicine. Dr. Hahnemann has confirmed the law of Cure, not only with pure experiments but also by keen observations . This article’s objective is to emphasis on the evolution of the law of Similia. The objectives were to study the evolution of the law of Similia and to trace roots of it in past. The method by evidence-based study of Dr. Hahnemann on the law of Similia and also some of the other stalwarts and their schools (pathy).
Efficacy of Morgan Pure a Bowel Nosode as an Intercurrent remedy in treating Tinea Corporis in the age group of 5 to 50 years: A Case Series
Tinea corporis is no longer fungal infection but rather most stubborn clinical condition. Tinea corporis is common superficial infection of skin caused by dermatophytes. Tinea corporis is usually flat, itchy, circular rash with clearer skin in middle initially, later with raised border spreading radially with erythematous vesicular edges. It may expand with irregular circles giving this infection a layman terminology Ringworm. Aim and Objective: This study was aimed to see the efficacy of Morgan Pure a bowel nosode, as an Intercurrent remedy in treating Tinea Corporis in the age group of 5 to 50 years, and to improve the quality of life of patients. Materials and methods: Fourty five cases were selected based on inclusion criteria. The improvement in Quality of life, using Dermatological life quality index (DLQI) scale was studied before and after the treatment. Result:Significant improvement in DLQI was observed and verified using paired t test. Conclusion: The study has explored the potential of using Morgan pure, that can be used as an intercurrent in cases of Tinea corporis infection, which not only improved skin complaints but also the quality of life of the patients.


