An elderly lady with Recurrent allergic Bronchitis responded without anti-allrgic or antibiotics

Case of Recurrent (Allergic) Bronchitis

63 year old, female, Mrs. S R (L-9324), registered for treatment on 30th January, 2007, for the complaint of recurrent bronchitis since six months, ever since the winter had set in. She would get acute attacks every two months lasting for eight to ten days. She would always need a long course of conventional anti-allergic and antibiotics. It would start with sneezing with mucoid nasal discharge, long bouts of rattling cough with yellowish expectoration, difficult to expectorate, chest congestion, occipital headache and general weakness. She had long bouts of cough which would exhaust her. Her cough would get worse by lying down, at night, in cold room, while talking. She would sit up from lying down position to get relief from bouts of cough.

On examination, her chest was found to have moist sounds (crepitations), suggestive of lung congestion. She was investigated at Life Force for blood profile and x-ray of chest. Except for mild increase in eosinophils (suggestive of allergic element), other values were normal.
She was diagnosed as a case of Recurrent Bronchitis.

She was reserved by nature. Religious and emotional. No major stress. There was family history of diabetes.

Since she presented with acute episode of bronchitis, she was prescribed some homeopathic medicine based on her present totality. She recovered from acute phase in about five days.

Soon thereafter, another medicine was prescribed which was Dr Shah’s research based patented medicine. She was administered this medicine for about four months. She did not develop any episode of bronchitis. She required no antibiotics or anti-allergic. She reported on 23rd March, 2008, after over a year stating that she was completely free from attacks of bronchitis and had thoroughly enjoyed last winter.