Palmo Plantar Psoriasis treated successfully with homeopathy in 6 months.
An 18 yrs girl Miss S.H, a science student, (Patient Identification Number 15835) visited Life Force Center for psoriasis treatment on 14th April 2011.
She had psoriasis since 1 year. It started in winter season after she visited a hill station. Only palms and soles were affected. Gradually the frequency and severity of complaints increased. Fortunately nails were not involved. She had used steroidal ointments for 8 months one after the other with partial relief. She had noted that with so much use of steroidal ointments the lesions had become thick hard and black. She had stopped using all sorts of medicines before visiting life force. At the time of consultation her psoriasis was aggravated due to steroid withdrawal. There was much dryness and cracks with tremendous itching. Peeling of skin and scaling was also present.
She was a science student. Emotionally she was obstinate and short tempered. She was a pampered child and got everything easily as per her demands. She was a bright student. Now if she scored less marks in studies she would become frustrated and would break easily. Fear of failure was marked. She always feared that she would lack behind. She started avoiding public appearances after the disease got worse.
Her grandfather and brother had lichen planus.
After going through the case thoroughly Dr Shah prescribed her our research based medicine along with the constitutional medicine.
At the 2 months follow up (June 2011) Miss S. H reported that her itching and redness had reduced by 40%. On comparing the photos it was found that her eruptions were better by 30%. As per his progress report and comparative photos Dr Shah continued the same medicines.
At the 4 months follow up (August 2011) Miss S. H reported that her itching had reduced by 80%. Her psoriasis was better by more than 50%. After going through her progress report Dr Shah increased the potency of same medicine.
At the 6 months follow up (Oct 2011) Her psoriasis was better by 90%. She had been advised to continue the medicines for 4 months to see complete recovery and to avoid relapses.
Uploaded by Dr SNB on 23rd December 2011