Dr. Rajesh Shah Helped an American Manager to Get Rid of His Lichen Planus with Homeopathy

A man in his 50s from the United States (PIN: 26978) decided to get treatment from Dr. Shah for his lichen planus through the online protocol on March 4, 2021. The skin condition had begun bothering him at the beginning of February 2021.

Instead of submitting his case history online, he preferred to give it over the phone. He described his symptoms as follows:

"For the past four to five weeks, I've been experiencing rashes and bumps all over my underarms, genital area, penis head, and a few other places such as my chest and back. Some increased in size, and new ones are appearing. None were found in the mouth, scalp, or neck region. Since the doctor anticipates that it will resolve in time, no medication is prescribed. They start with the size of a mustard seed and grow three to four times larger."

After taking two cold showers daily, he was applying a "Tea Tree Balm," which was calming the itching.

Besides lichen planus, he had high cholesterol—something he had been experiencing for more than two decades—but he continued to exercise every week, by doing five hours of speed walking and two hours of weight training.

Personal information:

The patient was working as a manager at a desktop, which kept him busy for eight to ten hours daily. His happy family included himself, his wife, and two children aged 16 and 11.

His mother had rheumatoid arthritis, and his father had diabetes.

Prescription:

Based on the specifics of the case, Dr. Shah prescribed him Kali Iodatum 30 6 pills twice a day.

Follow-Ups:

Mr. H. K. followed up after four months. He mentioned that his lichen planus has quit spreading and no new lesions were observed which used to be a typical peculiarity before the beginning of Homeopathic treatment.

At the follow-up after 8 months, Mr. H.K. updated us that his recovery from lichen planus has improved by 75%. His severe itchiness, dryness, and burning pains, which were his most prominent symptoms, were under control.

His Lichen planus was better by 95% when he detailed in February 2022.

Dr. Shah advised that the treatment be continued for a few more months because his hyperpigmented marks were remaining. In cases of Lichen planus, pigmentation is more deeply rooted and requires long-term treatment to resolve.

Conclusion:

Patients frequently believe that Lichen planus will resolve on its own without the need for medication; however, it is important to keep in mind that Lichen planus is a severe autoimmune condition that necessitates effective homeopathic treatment to address its underlying causes. Homeopathy promotes recovery from lichen planus incredibly and safely without any side effects.

• Written by Dr. Mithila K., Associate doctor to Dr. Rajesh Shah