Homeopathic migraine case highlighting hormonal stress triggers and long term relief
A 42-year-old housewife and part-time office executive sought help for recurrent migraine linked with hormonal changes, stress, and emotional strain. Frequent headaches affected her daily work and required repeated painkiller use. After individualized homeopathic treatment and regular follow-ups, she reported steady reduction in headache frequency and intensity, improved mood, reduced dependence on painkillers, and sustained relief over months, enabling her to manage daily responsibilities better.
My migraine prevented me from doing my daily chores. I was introduced to Dr Shah through a friend. I started with homeopathy. My migraine is 99% gone! I do now know how to thank Dr Shah and homeopathy.
Mrs. Verma, a 42-year-old housewife cum part-time office executive, approached us for the treatment of Migraine for about four years. It coincided with irregular menses, and hence the doctors attributed it to hormonal cycles. Her pains were almost every second day, lasting a full day, if no painkillers were taken. If she takes painkillers, she would feel drowsy, irritable, and could not work. She opted for painkillers only if the pain was intolerable.
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Her pains come more in the noon, worse by stress, worse before the menses, worse empty stomach, worse with a fight with her husband. She would not stand sunlight, sweets, loud noise, children shouting, etc.
Her emotional life suggested long-term grievances with her (second) husband and bitterness from her first relationship.
Based on the entire case history, a suitable homeopathic remedy was selected (name not stated here to discourage self-medication by readers), which was prescribed, and her case was followed up every six months.
At the end of the first six weeks, she was more than 50% better. These were the best days in the last five years, she admitted. Further three months of treatment made her almost free from all painkillers. She was more cheerful and happier. Her pain was nearly gone by the end of 10 months of treatment.
