80% improvement noted in complaints of piles with homoeopathic treatment at Life Force
A male patient (Patient ID -45494) came with the complaint of piles in 2021. He has had external bleeding piles in Grade 3 for a few years. Chronic constipation, reduced water intake, and aluminum vessels were the contributing factors to piles. Because of the piles, there was prickly, burning pain in the anal area. After stools, he experienced a lump-like sensation at the anal verge that could be pushed back inside the anus. The burning pain, which increased after bowel movements, persisted for four to five hours every day. Along with itching and an uncomfortable feeling in the anal area, there were also bloody freaks in the stools.
Since 2019, the patient has been suffering from constipation caused by the use of aluminum vessels. He was experiencing constipation every day, with one bowel movement per day. Along with bloating and discomfort in the abdomen, the patient was also experiencing unsatisfactory stools. His stools were hard in consistency, and straining was required. Additionally, the patient had been taking cortisone medications for hyperpigmentation on the face, forehead, armpits, and neck for the past two years. The patient was taking antioxidants, Tab. Polyantox (multiminerals), Tab. Shine (vitamin C), Bulima lotion, and Advan cream (corticosteroid) for his skin ailments.
Physical generals:
His diet includes veg and nonveg food, and there was no specific craving and no aversion. He perspired profusely all over his body. He was thermally hot. His sleep was good, but he got up frightened at times and had dreams of a daily routine.
Personal history:
The patient has been married for a year and works as a software engineer at AVS Technology in Navi Mumbai.
Life profile:
He had a happy childhood, was well supported, and grew up with his parents. He was very mild, gentle, shy, and non-communicative. He has very close friends and doesn't initiate conversation by himself with strangers. He was quite comfortable with his wife and shared everything with her.
His wife is a housewife. His mother was a homemaker, and his father was a retired police officer.
History: History of fungal infection.
Family history: Mother was having arthritis; also, grandmother was suffering from arthritis.
Past medication: Ayurvedic and antifungal treatment.
Based on the totality of symptoms and present complaints, Dr. Rajesh Shah prescribed medicines.
Follow-ups:
The patient was 50% better; the burning pain was significantly lessened; the hard stool was better; the bleeding from piles was significantly lessened; and the bloating was better at the first follow-up on July 15, 2021.
On August 25, 2021, the second follow-up was conducted. The patient reported less burning pain, only a few drops of bleeding, and occasional bloating.
On November 28, 2021, a third follow-up was conducted; all symptoms had worsened. There is an increase in burning pain and pain following bowel movements. Both bloating and stool bleeding increased. As per the case, the medicines were revised.
Following the ensuing follow-ups on August 4, 2022, the patient's complaints had all significantly improved. Pain and bleeding were lessened.
He was 80% better at his last follow-up on September 16, 2022, and had not experienced an episode in the previous six months. There was no bleeding, no hard stools, and the lump size wasn't too painful.
Conclusion:
Thus, by employing individualized remedies, homeopathy can help reduce pile symptoms like pain, inflammation, and bleeding. Finished. Although it works for some people, outcomes differ, so for a comprehensive treatment plan, it''''s best to consult a professional homeopath.