Hardware Business Owner Defeats Persistent Warts with Homeopathy

Mr. G.C., thirty-eight years old (Patient ID: 54714), visited the Life Force Homeopathy Chembur branch on July 16, 2024.

He had been suffering from flat warts on his face and neck for approximately two years, with a progressive pattern of 2-3 new warts appearing monthly. He was very fed up and very irritated as he had trouble shaving due to the warts, and despite using the ayurvedic ointment 1-2 times per month for the previous 6-7 months, new warts continued to appear.

The warts were increasing in number, with 8-10 flat warts present on his neck at the time of consultation. 

He has also suffered from allergic rhinitis for the past ten years, characterized by daily morning sneezing with watery discharge lasting 2-3 hours. This condition was aggravated by air conditioning, morning hours (6-9 am), and dust exposure but improved with rest.

He had an average appetite and thirst, consuming about 2-3 liters of water daily. His perspiration was average, and he was ambithermal but couldn''t tolerate extreme weather conditions. His bowel movements and urination were satisfactory.

He is a hardware business owner living with his wife and their two sons, who were in 7th and 2nd standard, respectively. His family setup appeared to be supportive and harmonious.

The patient had a family history of diabetes, with both his father and brother suffering from the condition.

There was no significant past medical history reported, and apart from the Ayurvedic application for warts, he was not taking any other medications.

He tended to be irritable and was easily angered. Despite these issues, he described his childhood, adolescence, and youth as happy and well-supported, with good marital harmony.

Dr. Shah studied the case in detail and prescribed Carcinosin 30c. The patient was advised to discontinue the Ayurvedic application he had been using.

Follow-ups:

During his first follow-up, done in July 2024, his condition remained unchanged. New warts were persistently appearing on his face and neck.

In the follow-up in September 2024. He had stopped the Ayurvedic application but mentioned that while shaving, old warts would get cut, and new warts would appear at different locations.

By November 2024, the patient reported getting new warts regularly, with multiple warts appearing on his neck, near his lips, and a new wart on his hand. The frequency had increased to almost 1-2 warts weekly.

In January 2025, there was still no improvement in the wart''s condition. Mr. G.C. reported 1-2 new warts appearing every week and mentioned that he had cauterized warts 10-12 times in the previous 6 months.

A significant improvement was noted during the February 2025 follow-up. The patient reported 30-40% improvement, with no new warts since the last prescription. The warts on his hand, neck, and face had completely resolved, and he was not using any local applications or conventional treatments.

By April 2025, Mr. G.C. reported further improvement, with no new warts appearing and the old warts having completely resolved, marking a successful outcome of the homeopathic treatment.

Conclusion:

This case highlights how homeopathic treatment can provide an effective alternative for patients with persistent viral skin conditions like warts that have not responded to other interventions. The gradual but complete resolution of symptoms suggests that the homeopathic approach addressed the underlying susceptibility to the viral infection rather than merely treating the external manifestations.

• Case study written by Dr.Nafisa D, Associate doctor to Dr.Rajesh Shah, MD (Hom.)