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Background: -Menopause is the point at which menstruation permanently stops due to loss of ovarian follicular functions (1), marking the end of woman’s reproductive cycle. This effects the women mentally and physically. Objective: - To study the reduction in severity of symptoms after prescribing individualized homoeopathic medicine in women with menopausal syndrome and To study the frequently used medicines effective in reducing the severity of symptoms in women with menopausal syndrome Methods: The study employed case series design included 45 cases selected through the simple random sampling (convenient) from the OPD of the college hospital, as well as from peripheral OPD. Results: The 41 patients i.e. 91% patients improved and while 4 patients i.e.9% patient did not show the marked improvement. Conclusion: Homoeopathic medicines are efficacious in management of the Menopausal syndrome in women above 45 years.

Background- Post graduation in homoeopathy now becomes essential qualification in academic and in almost all Government Working areas. Objective- The objective of the study is to examine the behavioral changes in interns towards Post graduation in homoeopathy after an interactive session. The study aims to assess whether the session has a significant impact on intern’s willingness to pursue Post graduation in homeopathy and to determine if there is an observable shift in their attitudes and interests towards further specialization. Material and Methods – Approach used to reach the above defined objective is to interact with the students and to clear the misconceptions they formed over years through an interactive session. Conclusion- The study reveals behavioral changes occur in students regarding Post graduation in homoeopathy.

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.

This article explores the evolving discourse on the integration of homoeopathic system of medicine in perioperative care, focusing on the holistic management of patients throughout the surgical journey. Rooted in Samuel Hahnemann’s principles of individualized treatment and stimulation of the body’s healing mechanisms, homoeopathy operates on the premise that “like cures like.” Contemporary applications include addressing preoperative anxiety with medicines such as Aconitum napellus and Gelsemium sempervirens, and utilizing Arnica montana for its reputed anti-inflammatory properties during the intraoperative phase. The optimization of intraoperative comfort through homeopathy is discussed, highlighting the potential benefits of Arnica montana in minimizing side effects. Postoperative recovery involves holistic pain management using medicines like Hypericum perforatum for nerve pain and Staphysagria for wound healing. The integration of homoeopathy with conventional anaesthesia, supported by medicine like Avena sativa for sedation, showcases a comprehensive approach to enhance patient well-being. It is concluded that further more comprehensive research is warranted to explore the role of homoeopathic medicines in perioperative care.

Halitosis or breath odor is defined as an unpleasant or offensive odor emanating from the mouth In the general population, halitosis has a prevalence ranging from 50% in the USA to between 6% and 23% in China, and a recent study had revealed a prevalence of self- reported halitosis among Indian dental students ranging from 21.7% in males to 35.3% in females. The homoeopathic studies on halitosis are very much limited and thus the research wants to know the importance of homoeopathic management in cases of halitosis. Aim and Objectives: This research aimed primarily to explore the efficacy of Individualized Homoeopathic Medicine in cases of Halitosis of age group 3 to 18 years. The secondary objectives is to know the prevalence and to find out the most commonly indicated homeopathic medicine. Materials and Methods: A thorough case-taking process, guided by Homoeopathic principles, was conducted on 45 participants having halitosis. The Organoleptic Scale was utilized to gauge halitosis. Indicated Homoeopathic medicines were prescribed based on symptom totality. Regular assessments, follow-ups, and statistical analysis using t-tests and Microsoft Excel were integral components of the methodology. Results: The result reveals 80% participants shown improvement in halitosis after homoeopathic intervention while 20% shown resistant to the improvement and statistically the study is highly significant as collected t value (13.33) exceeded the table t value of 2.02 at 5% significance. Conclusion: The study found that the indicated homoeopathic medicines exhibited a notable effect in ameliorating the halitosis, assessed by organoleptic scale of age group 3 to 18 years.

Diabetes has a significant and growing disease burden in every country, owing to the global growth in obesity and poor lifestyles. Abroma Augusta Mother tincture as add on therapy can give better results in management of Diabetes Mellitus type II, as per the Homoeopathic Literature. OBJECTIVE: Primary objective: To study if there is any significant difference in the effectiveness of management of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus between two groups Group A: Abroma Augusta Ø along with Oral Hypoglycaemic Agents (OHA). Group B: Only OHA. Secondary objective: To evaluate the changes in the HbA1c level in Type 2 DM patients after the intervention of Abroma Augusta Ø. MATERIALS AND METHODS: 46 subjects of Type II DM were included in the study based on convenience sampling following inclusion and exclusion criteria. This was pre-test and post-test study of HbA1c of patients for 6 months, along with FBS. Intervention of Abroma Augusta Ø was made along with their regular OHA. The data was statistically analyzed using unpaired‘t’ test RESULT: Table value of t for 45 degrees of freedom is 2.02 at 5% (0.05) level of significance. Calculated value of t = 2.48 is greater than the table value at 5% level of significance. After the study we saw that Abroma Augusta Ø along with OHA was more effective in reducing the symptoms of the patient as compared to oral hypoglycaemic agents alone. CONCLUSION: According to the study, we conclude that Abroma Augusta Ø along with OHA is effective in reducing HbA1c of type 2 DM patients

Background: GERD is a common health problem which many times remain undetected due to free and wide spread use of PPIs & sometimes patient may diagnose the complaint by themselves and they avoid to go to clinics unless they cause discomfort. But the GERD can be very well treated with homeopathic remedies without any complications. It commonly affects the quality of life of patient. Aim and Objective : To Study the difference between Indicated Homoeopathic Medicine and Indicated Homoeopathic Medicine Along with Natrum Phosphoricum 6X in cases of Gastroesophageal reflux Disease. Materials and Methods: The study is a Comparative , where 30 Patients are divided into 2 Groupson the basis of inclusion , exclusion criteria and FSSG Scale . In Group A- Homoeopathic Indicated Medicine were prescribed , and in Group B – Homoeopathic Indicated Medicine Along With Natrum Phos 6X were prescribed for GERD . Results : There is no statistical significant difference between effect of Indicated Homoeopathic Medicine and Indicated Homoeopathic medicine along with Natrum Phosphoricum 6X in cases of GastroesophagealRefulx Disease. Because its is observed that in Group A : Biochemic + Indicated homeopathic group out of 15 patients , 14 patients have shown changes / improvement, on other hand in Group B: Indicated homoeopathic group all 15 patients have shown improvement. Conclusion : We Conclude for our study that there is no difference between Indicated Homeopathic medicine & Indicated Homeopathic medicine with Natrum Phos 6X in management of GERD.

Breast pathology represents an important public health concern in women’s health, requiring early detection and awareness to reduce complications. A community based breast pathology survey and medical camp was conducted on 2 September 2023 in Dhruv Nagar, Satpur, under the coordination of the Departments of Community Medicine, Repertory and Case Taking, and Surgery of Motiwala (National) Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital. The program aimed to screen women for pathological conditions of the breast, create awareness regarding breast health, and educate participants about self breast examination (SBE). Prior to the survey, IV BHMS students received training and demonstration on SBE techniques. A structured questionnaire and screening process were used during the camp. A total of 327 women from different age groups participated in the screening program. The survey included breast examination, awareness sessions, and educational discussions about risk factors and the importance of regular checkups. Several early breast abnormalities were identified during screening, and participants with suspicious findings were referred for further evaluation and treatment at the hospital. The awareness campaign significantly improved knowledge about breast health and self examination among participants and students. The initiative highlights the importance of community outreach programs in promoting early detection and preventive health practices.

Psoriasis is a chronic, non infectious inflammatory skin disorder characterized by erythematous plaques covered with silvery scales and commonly affecting extensor surfaces such as elbows, knees, and scalp. The condition often follows a relapsing and remitting course and may significantly affect the quality of life of patients. This retrospective study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of homoeopathic medicines in the management of psoriasis cases treated after 2018. A total of 45 cases of psoriasis belonging to the age group of 10 to 60 years and of both sexes were included in the study. Patients were treated with individualized homoeopathic medicines based on symptom similarity and constitutional characteristics. Various remedies such as Arsenicum album, Graphites, Sepia, Sulphur, Petroleum, and Psorinum were prescribed according to the presenting symptoms and patient constitution. The results of the study indicated that 91% of cases showed improvement following homoeopathic treatment, while 6.66% of cases showed no improvement and 2.2% showed minimal improvement. The findings suggest that homoeopathic treatment may provide beneficial outcomes in the management of psoriasis by addressing both physical symptoms and underlying constitutional factors. Further large scale and controlled studies are recommended to validate these findings.

Veterinary homoeopathy is an emerging complementary medical system that applies the principles of homoeopathy to the treatment of animal diseases. The concept of “like cures like,” introduced by Samuel Hahnemann, forms the fundamental basis of this therapeutic approach. The present literature review focuses on the utility of Synthesis Repertory version 9.0 in the analysis and repertorization of homoeopathic veterinary cases. Homoeopathy has been widely used in managing both acute and chronic ailments in animals, including skin disorders, respiratory diseases, renal conditions, infections, and injuries. The study highlights the evolution of veterinary homoeopathy, its global development, and its growing acceptance in several countries. Particular emphasis is given to systematic case taking, repertorization methods, and the proposed Homoeopathic Veterinary Case Analysis Scale (HVCAS) for evaluating the health status of animals during initial consultation and follow-ups. The review also discusses the cost effectiveness, safety, and non toxic nature of homoeopathic remedies, which do not leave harmful residues in animal bodies. Findings from previous studies and clinical observations suggest that homoeopathic treatment can improve recovery, enhance quality of life, and support overall animal welfare. The application of Synthesis Repertory version 9.0 therefore plays an important role in accurate remedy selection and structured analysis of veterinary cases. The review concludes that integrating repertory based analysis with proper veterinary examination can enhance the effectiveness and scientific approach of homoeopathic veterinary practice.