A young patient Mr. P.S., He was suffering from moderately severe Lichen Planus since the last one year.

A young patient Mr. P.S. [15222] reported to the center with complaints of oral and genital Lichen Planus. He was suffering from moderately severe Lichen Planus since the last one year. He had been prescribed a load of oral steroids in the past and he had experienced its side effects such as weight gain, hyperacidity and mood changes.

oral lichen planus

He attributed the LP due to severe work stress.

On examination one could see blackish streaks in the buccal mucosa on both sides.
His genital LP was also distressing.

His case was taken in detail.
We wanted to understand the patient as a person.

He worked for a stock investment company.

He stayed with his partner, they were planning for marriage. But the cost of living was so high that despite a good salary, they could not purchase there own home.

So they both worked harder, saved money, lived a frugal life style, no enjoyment, just long working hours. In his office, he faced job-politics.

oral lichen planus

He was denied a promotion, despite meeting all the targets.
His boss was discriminating. So again he was stressed out, he could not express his anger on his boss. He would fight with his fianc�e a lot. There was no happiness in his life. He was sad and frustrated. He nurtured a lot of suppressed anger. Even his parents and his fianc�e�s parents added to there stress.

He had a craving for spicy food.
He was more tolerant to cold.

Dr Shah examined him, and sough some more details.
After examining him, Dr Shah prescribed Lycopodium 30 C and a research based remedy.

In six weeks there was around 70 % relief. The lesions reduced very significantly.
The genital LP also improved very substantially.

With regular treatment, in four moths there was complete recovery.
Dr Shah advised him regular treatment for another 4-6 months as a maintenance therapy to prevent relapses. .

Question to Dr. Shah's Team
About Dr. Rajesh Shah
Facts & Myths Homeopathy
Find help for your Disease
Over 2000 Case Studies
Dr. Rajesh Shah Research Work

Case Studies

Mr. P. B fifty years male, (Patient identification number 19433) visited Life force on 11th July 2012 to seek treatment for multiple complaints like dyspepsia, alopecia areata<.....Read more

A 61-year-old male patient of Myasthenia Gravis, Mr. P. G. (PIN: 28101) visited the Borivali clinic of Life Force on 3rd March 2016. He presented with drooping of the eyelids but normal vision. He was unable to lift his arms properly. The patient was finding difficulty in doing exercis.....Read more

Mrs. L.A.R., 59 years old, visited Borivali clinic on 3rd June 2012. Her Patient Identification Number is 19184. She was suffering from palmo plantar Psoriasis since 2 years. There were painful cracks on the palms and soles. They were dry with scaling. The pain would be burning and itching. She h.....Read more

Other More Case Studies

Testimonials

Other More Testimonials

Case Photos

Results may vary from person to person

Other More Case Photos

Videos

Results may vary from person to person

2nd May World asthma day...

Cortisone is not the best treatment for Lichen planus explained by Dr Rajesh Shah, MD

Urticaria and drug addiction with anti-histamines, warned by Dr Rajesh Shah, MD

Other More Videos