Ulcerative Colitis Got 95% Healed With Homeopathic Medicines At Life Force
A 45-year-old male patient, Mr. B. J. (PIN: 13221) started online treatment at Life Force clinic on 21st January 2010 for his complaint of ulcerative colitis which he was suffering for 10 years. It involved 20cm lower segment of his colon, acute inflammatory bowel disease with complete loss of normal vascular pattern, and opening of a fistula in the gluteal region. The patient had undergone the end colostomy in 2006 to recover from fistula and ulceration but did not find it effective. His complaints used to get triggered after eating eggs, in the summer season, and due to sleeplessness. He had a history of Appendicitis in 2006, anal fistula in 2006, and Colostomy was done in 2006. He had no family medical history related to it.
He was dependant on conventional treatment comprising Tab. Mesacol, Wysolone, Neurol, and other antibiotics. He was following the frequent use of Ciflox 500, Aciloc 150, and, sometimes, Voveran SR.
He disliked sweets and meat and had no specific food cravings. Thermally, he was equally affected by the cold and hot weather.
Mentally, he was suppressing anger. He was anxious. He loved to stay always with his family and was unable to mix up in a new environment. He had worked hard in childhood as he belonged to a poor family, and his father was a farmer. He had completed his education, and now he was a government employee.
Dr. Rajesh Shah studied the case in detail and prescribed research-based medicines along with constitutional medicines for six weeks to the patient. Dietary tips were also given to the patient along with the medicines.
Follow-Ups:
When the patient gave his first follow-up on 15th March 2020, there was a 25% improvement in the relief from his complaint. His bleeding had reduced to 90% but the fistula complaint had increased, as he had stopped taking all the conventional medicines. So, he had taken antibiotics for fistula. He was feeling fresh after starting our medicines in general.
At the second follow-up on 20th May 2010, his complaint was stable as it was in the last follow-up. He had no episode of pain, but the complaint of fistula had increased. He started with Mesacol medicine in the last 1 month. The frequency of his stool was 4-5 times/day.
On the third follow-up on 29th July 2010, the patient observed no change in his complaints.
On 25th January 2011, the patient’s relief in the complaint was 25% better and his condition was stable There was a gap in the follow-ups in between from September 2010, but his relief in the complaint was better than before.
At the next follow-up on 3rd April 2011, the patient had experienced a 75% relief in his complaints. He had also stopped the conventional medicines.
The patient had restarted the medicine in 2017, and there was a gap of treatment from May 2011 to August 2017. In between, he had been operated for Fistula. He did a Colonoscopy on 22nd June 2017, and his reports were showing the caecum via stoma- proximal colon was normal, The left colon via anus revealed a stenosed ulcerated segment. No presence of ulcer, polyp, diverticulum, or growth seen. No piles were present.
On 27th October 2017, the patient’s complaint of bleeding had increased in the last 1 month.
In the subsequent follow-ups from 15th January 2018 to 8th June 2018, there was no change in the patient’s complaints.
On 4th August 2018, there was a 25% relief in all complaints of the patient.
On 29th October 2018, the patient’s complaint had increased because of the gap in the medicines.
In March 2019, the patient’s complaint was 50% increased.
On 10th May 2019, the complaint was relieved by 50%
On 2nd July 2019, the patient’s complaint was 75% relieved.
On 26th August 2019, the patient’s complaints had decreased by 90%.
In the recent follow-up taken on 10th November 2020, the patient’s relief in the complaints was continuously better by 95%. The patient is continuing the medicines for further betterment.
The patient thanked Dr. Shah and the whole Life Force team for treating him and improving his health.
Conclusion:
This case illustrates that homeopathy is highly effective in treating ulcerative colitis incredibly and safely without any side-effects.
-Written by Dr. Akanksha Kharote, Associate doctor to Dr. Rajesh Shah.
Ulcerative Colitis Got 95% Healed With Homeopathic Medicines At Life Force
A 45-year-old male patient, Mr. B. J. (PIN: 13221) started online treatment at Life Force clinic on 21st January 2010 for his complaint of ulcerative colitis which he was suffering for 10 years. It involved 20cm lower segment of his colon, acute inflammatory bowel disease with complete loss of normal vascular pattern, and opening of a fistula in the gluteal region. The patient had undergone the end colostomy in 2006 to recover from fistula and ulceration but did not find it effective. His complaints used to get triggered after eating eggs, in the summer season, and due to sleeplessness. He had a history of Appendicitis in 2006, anal fistula in 2006, and Colostomy was done in 2006. He had no family medical history related to it.
He was dependant on conventional treatment comprising Tab. Mesacol, Wysolone, Neurol, and other antibiotics. He was following the frequent use of Ciflox 500, Aciloc 150, and, sometimes, Voveran SR.
He disliked sweets and meat and had no specific food cravings. Thermally, he was equally affected by the cold and hot weather.
Mentally, he was suppressing anger. He was anxious. He loved to stay always with his family and was unable to mix up in a new environment. He had worked hard in childhood as he belonged to a poor family, and his father was a farmer. He had completed his education, and now he was a government employee.
Dr. Rajesh Shah studied the case in detail and prescribed research-based medicines along with constitutional medicines for six weeks to the patient. Dietary tips were also given to the patient along with the medicines.
Follow-Ups:
When the patient gave his first follow-up on 15th March 2020, there was a 25% improvement in the relief from his complaint. His bleeding had reduced to 90% but the fistula complaint had increased, as he had stopped taking all the conventional medicines. So, he had taken antibiotics for fistula. He was feeling fresh after starting our medicines in general.
At the second follow-up on 20th May 2010, his complaint was stable as it was in the last follow-up. He had no episode of pain, but the complaint of fistula had increased. He started with Mesacol medicine in the last 1 month. The frequency of his stool was 4-5 times/day.
On the third follow-up on 29th July 2010, the patient observed no change in his complaints.
On 25th January 2011, the patient’s relief in the complaint was 25% better and his condition was stable There was a gap in the follow-ups in between from September 2010, but his relief in the complaint was better than before.
At the next follow-up on 3rd April 2011, the patient had experienced a 75% relief in his complaints. He had also stopped the conventional medicines.
The patient had restarted the medicine in 2017, and there was a gap of treatment from May 2011 to August 2017. In between, he had been operated for Fistula. He did a Colonoscopy on 22nd June 2017, and his reports were showing the caecum via stoma- proximal colon was normal, The left colon via anus revealed a stenosed ulcerated segment. No presence of ulcer, polyp, diverticulum, or growth seen. No piles were present.
On 27th October 2017, the patient’s complaint of bleeding had increased in the last 1 month.
In the subsequent follow-ups from 15th January 2018 to 8th June 2018, there was no change in the patient’s complaints.
On 4th August 2018, there was a 25% relief in all complaints of the patient.
On 29th October 2018, the patient’s complaint had increased because of the gap in the medicines.
In March 2019, the patient’s complaint was 50% increased.
On 10th May 2019, the complaint was relieved by 50%
On 2nd July 2019, the patient’s complaint was 75% relieved.
On 26th August 2019, the patient’s complaints had decreased by 90%.
In the recent follow-up taken on 10th November 2020, the patient’s relief in the complaints was continuously better by 95%. The patient is continuing the medicines for further betterment.
The patient thanked Dr. Shah and the whole Life Force team for treating him and improving his health.
Conclusion:
This case illustrates that homeopathy is highly effective in treating ulcerative colitis incredibly and safely without any side-effects.
-Written by Dr. Akanksha Kharote, Associate doctor to Dr. Rajesh Shah.