Mrs. P. S aged 56 years (Patient Identification Number 9954) visited Life Force on 6th September 2007 for the treatment of Migraine. She was suffering from Migraine since 4 years. She would get acute attack of Migraine associated with giddiness once in every fifteen days, which would be very severe for 5-6 hours and persist […]
Notable Relief in Recurrent Migraine Episodes with Consistent Homeopathic Care
A 56-year-old woman with four years of recurrent migraine and giddiness sought homeopathic care after frequent severe attacks needing painkillers. With individualized medicines, her giddiness reduced early, migraine intensity gradually eased, and episodes became infrequent. Within six months she reported no headaches, reduced dependence on acute medicines, and overall steady improvement in her comfort.
Mrs. P. S aged 56 years (Patient Identification Number 9954) visited Life Force on 6th September 2007 for the treatment of Migraine.
She was suffering from Migraine since 4 years. She would get acute attack of Migraine associated with giddiness once in every fifteen days, which would be very severe for 5-6 hours and persist for 2 days with milder intensity. Her headache would be aggravated in crowded place, strong odor, and by exposure to sun. She would get relief by keeping ice pack and in open air. She would take tablet Naproxen and tablet Topamac during acute episode of Migraine which would giver her temporary relief.
She had an average appetite. She had marked cravings for fruits. Her bowel and sleep was normal. She would profusely perspire on forehead.
She was very friendly, jovial, fun loving and social. She would love people around her.
Dr. Rajesh Shah studied her case in detail and prescribed his research based medicines along with her constitutional remedy.
Follow ups:
First follow-up:
After 1 month of medication, her giddiness improved by 70%. There was some improvement in the intensity of the headache. However the frequency and duration of the Migraine attack was same.
Second follow-up:
After 3 months of medicines, a significant improvement was noticed. There was only one acute headache episode in the last 2 months. The intensity, frequency, and duration were significantly reduced. Her intake of allopathic medicines during the acute attack was comparatively reduced.
Final follow-up:
After 6 months of medicines, she reported no episodes of headache and giddiness. The recurrent headaches had ceased.
