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A 24 years old male Mr. T.D. reported to the center for the treatment of extensive Psoriasis. His PIN is 12023. He was suffering from Psoriasis since the last one year. It started on the legs and then spread all over the body. He took treatment from a dermatologist and was relieved. Howeve.....Read more
Mr. B.Z aged 28 years (Patient Identification Number 10030) was suffering from hair fall since 6 months. He started loosing hair diffusely after recovering from Typhoid. (Telogen Effluvium). He was frustrate.....Read more
A 29-years-old male, Mr. A. M. (PIN S-5933) came to our clinic to seek the treatment of genital herpes from almost 2 years. He complained of reddish pinpoint eruptions at the tip of the penis and shaft with itching which used to increase in the evening and at night, and he felt better after havin.....Read more
There is improvement on the neck, the chin has lightened up. The one below the eye seems better. No new spot has appeared anywhere.
The Homeopathic medicine which you sent for Eczema works very well for her. She is improving a lot after taking this medicine. Her face, tummy, back is almost clear of the Eczema now and her diet is also good.
Reasonable improvement with lichen planus. The disease has slowed down. For the thumb, index and ring fingernails the improvement is 40%. For the ring and little fingernails (the disease began in the nails) the improvement is 30%. Apart from the lichen planus I feel a general sense of improvement in the shoulder pains (tendinitis) and in the elbow (epicondylitis). In fact I did treatment with Acupuncture for it but it seems to me that Homeopathy is contributing to this general improvement. The treatment is satisfactory.
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