Managing Hypothyroidism: Mrs. K’s Journey to Better Health

Mrs. K was diagnosed with hypothyroidism, a condition that brought along several challenges, including weight fluctuations, mood swings, and persistent itching with eruptions on her body & her blood reports shows U TSH - 7.407 . With her husband already undergoing treatment at Sanjivani Homeopathic Clinic, she decided to seek help for her concerns and visited the clinic on 13/10/22. The wide range of symptoms she experienced affected her daily life, making homeopathic care a crucial step toward restoring her well-being

The patient first presented on

 21/11/22 :  with increased appetite for 8 days, hair fall, and frontal headache for 5 days, followed by some improvement. 

By 22/12/22 :  she reported unsound sleep, intense hair loss, pain in both lower limbs with trembling, and a uTSH level of 9.49. Abdominal pain was absent, but she felt weakness. 

On 25/1/23 : she experienced slight abdominal pain, one episode of vomiting, and a uTSH of 4.74 , with continued hair loss and lower limb pain.

By 27/3/23 :  a miraculous improvement was noted in her thyroid blood test (uTSH: 4.960 on 26/3/23). However, she had daytime abdominal pain, nausea, and constipation.

 On 26/4/23 : abdominal pain and constipation were completely resolved, though she developed upper back itching, pain in both lower limbs aggravated by walking, and knee pain worsening upon bending. She reported the best results so far.

 2/6/23 : she developed an itchy rash on her upper back and abdominal pain persisting for 15 days. 

By 4/7/23: Abdominal pain worsened after eating in the afternoon, with left knee pain increasing upon squatting. 

On 11/8/23: Abdominal and left knee pain were completely gone, but she developed pain in her left neck radiating to the left hand for 2 days.

10/10/23 : She had resolved a cough, but suffered swelling under the left eye due to injury, along with abdominal pain before and after stools, hard stools requiring straining, and lower limb pain. On 6/11/23, she still had occasional abdominal pain, calf pain, and hard stools.

Her TSH on 4/1/24 was 6.058, with weakness, occasional abdominal pain, and nausea (once every 10 days). 

By 6/2/24: She had epigastric pain for 10 days, vomiting (8 days ago), tooth pain for 3 days, urine infection with itching per vagina, and reduced weakness. 

On 14/3/24: She had abdominal pain, lower limb pain, disturbed sleep, and her last menstrual period was on 

17/2/24  .

She was admitted to the hospital 

on 5/6/24 due to a loose stool infection, leading to a temporary stop in medication. After recovery, she had no complaints. 

By 6/7/24, she remained symptom-free and only requested regular medicines, considering her condition cured.

Conclusion: A Step Towards Holistic Healing with Sanjivani Homeopathy

Mrs. K’s journey highlights the effectiveness of homeopathic treatment in managing hypothyroidism and its associated symptoms. Sanjivani Homeopathic Clinic provided her with a natural and holistic approach to healing, addressing not just the symptoms but the root cause of her condition. With personalized care and expert guidance, homeopathy has proven to be a gentle yet powerful solution for restoring balance and improving overall well-being.