A 10 years old girl child Miss S.S (Patient Identification Number 11500) visited Life Force center along with her parents for the treatment of recurrent Tonsillitis on 2nd December 2008. She was a class 7 student belonging to a conservative family. She was remarkably active and joyous child. She had recurrent tonsillitis since 2 years. […]
A 10 years old girl child Miss S.S (Patient Identification Number 11500) visited Life Force center along with her parents for the treatment of recurrent Tonsillitis on 2nd December 2008.
She was a class 7 student belonging to a conservative family. She was remarkably active and joyous child.
She had recurrent tonsillitis since 2 years. Complaints of throat pain and fever used to recur every 2-3 months. Once she used to get acute episode of tonsillitis it would take at least 7 to 10 days for recovery with antibiotic treatment.
She was a bright student but recurrent tonsillitis was affecting her school and studies and she started lagging behind in studies. Her father was an allopathic doctor himself decided to treat her with homeopathy. He knew Dr Shah personally so he brought her to consult Dr Shah.
While noting her complaints it was found that her immunity was weak as she used to get frequent colds along with tonsillitis. She had a marked desire for ice creams. Dr Shah prescribed constitutional medicines for her.
At 2 months follow up (February 2009) she improved by 30% in terms of intensity of complaints. Antibiotics were not required to control the symptoms. His father was astonished to see such quick results with homeopathy which is rather considered slow.
At 4 months follow up (April 2009) she was improving very well. Her frequency and intensity had reduced by more than 50%. She was able to concentrate on studies and attend school.
At 6 months follow up (June 2009) She came with complaints of high grade fever and vomiting. She was investigated and found to have typhoid fever. Dr Shah advised to take conventional medicines for typhoid and to continue our medicines keeping a gap of 20 minutes.
At 8 months follow up (August 2009) Her condition was stable as there was no further progress. She still used to get tonsillitis though the intensity and frequency was less. Dr Shah decided to review the case as typhoid fever had further reduced her immunity. Medicines were changed.
At 12 months follow up (November 2009) Her father was extremely happy to report that his daughter was completely free from tonsillitis and she did not require any conventional medicines since last 4 months.
He was glad regarding her daughter's improvement in health and cure of her recurrent tonsillitis.
