Excellent Recovery From Myasthenia Gravis Achieved With Dr. Shah’s Medications
67-years-old Mr. S. L. P. (PIN 15160) visited Life Force on 4th December 2010. He was detected with Myasthenia Gravis in 2009. He had been taking the conventional medicines for the same and was feeling better.
He had searched on the internet about homeopathic treatment for his condition and learned about Dr. Shah. He had symptoms, such as eye strain while driving, feeling sleepy, and dullness. His one eye had also become small. He was experiencing a difficulty in swallowing. He experienced muscle weakness. He did not have any major complaints at present. His eye complaints were resolved with the treatment from a neurologist. His physical problems were better, but his acetylene choline receptor anti-bodies count was constantly increasing despite the conventional treatment. The reports were as follows:
Acetylene choline receptor anti-bodies count:
Date (17-9-09): 2.22
Date (22-11-09): 4.88
Date (3-8-10): 7.30
The highest was 11.77 (14-8-10) done in Hinduja Hospital. He had been gradually tapering tab Myestin (Pyridostigmine) 60 mg dose, but he was taking tab Azoran (Azathioprine) 50 mg thrice daily.
Dr. Shah explained him the scope of homeopathy that we would be able to control the disease progression and possible reduction of the conventional medicines. He was also suffering from high blood pressure, cholesterol, and heart disease. All these were well-controlled with the conventional medicines.
His diet was vegetarian and appetite was average. He liked spicy food and sweets. He had a habit of cigarette smoking for 35 years, but that was stopped a year ago. His thirst was average. He perspired profusely. He was tolerant to both the extremes of temperature. His sleep was sound and refreshing.
He retired as a quality assurance consultant of an esteemed company at the age of 60 years. His family consisted of his wife, a son, and two daughters. His wife was a homemaker. His son was a software engineer working in a company. Both the daughters were married and settled in different cities. He was meticulous and a disciplinarian. He was punctual and perfect in his work. He disliked imperfection and would get irritable. He was particular about his hygiene, and he would clean hands often. He was intelligent and hard working. His parents had high blood pressure.
His daughter had been diagnosed with underactive thyroid.
His case details were studied by Dr. Shah and he prescribed the patient a few research-based medicines.
He reported on 18th January 2011 with a mild improvement. He was able to stop tab Myestin a month ago, and none of his symptoms relapsed after stopping it. His tab Azoran was tapered to twice a day since a month. He had been taking it thrice a day before that.
He visited on 14th June 2011 to report further improvement in the relief from eye strain, sleepiness, and dullness. He was taking the conventional medicines as per the advice of the doctor. His case was reviewed and medicines were upgraded.
He reported on 1st December 2011 with a substantial improvement in the relief from eye strain, sleepiness, and dullness. He had responded well to the medicines. He had been stable with the tapering of the tab Azoran twice a day.
After 1.5 years of the treatment, he reported on 21st June 2012 with overall 50% improvement in his relief from the complaints. His eye strain, sleepiness, and dullness had decreased by 50%. He no more experienced any difficulty in swallowing.
He reported on 4th December 2012 with his complaints being stable. He was not keeping well for the past few weeks, and so he had been irregular with the medicines. His case was reviewed and the necessary changes were made by Dr. Shah to his treatment.
He later reported on 4th February 2013. He had an acute episode of dizziness at the end of December 2012, and he was detected with malaria. He took the conventional medicines for the same. He again had an episode of seizure and unconsciousness, for which he was hospitalized for 10 days and underwent the blood tests and scans. He was treated with the conventional medicines. During those times, he had stopped homeopathic medicines. He was still taking tab Azoran 50mg twice a day.
He reported on 4th May 2013 with overall 75% improvement in his complaints of eye strain, sleepiness, and dullness. His case was reviewed and medicines were upgraded by Dr. Shah.
He reported on 12th September 2013 with further improvement, and he was feeling much better. He had reduced the dose of tab Azoran to once a day since July. His complaints of eye strain, sleepiness, and dullness were mild.
He visited on 20th November 2013 and was happy to report over 80% improvement in his condition. He had stopped taking tab Azoran since 15 days and did not experience any complaints. He was happy that he could gradually stop the conventional medicines.
Conclusion:
This case highlights that homeopathy is highly effective in not only promoting the recovery from Myasthenia Gravis but also eliminating your dependency on the conventional medicines.
- Written by Dr. M. N. P., Associate doctor to Dr. Rajesh Shah