When little Mast. A, a bright and energetic 7-year-old, started complaining of abdominal pain, his parents brushed it off as indigestion. But when the pain became recurrent, accompanied by vomiting and fever, they knew something was wrong. A visit to their doctor and an ultrasound revealed a surprising diagnosis—Mast. A had a 3.3 mm gallbladder stone, slight intestinal infection, and swollen lymph nodes in the lower abdomen.
Desperate for a solution, Mast. A parents turned to Google and discovered Sanjivani Homeopathic Clinic. Encouraged by its reputation for holistic and non-invasive treatments, they booked an appointment immediately on 19th August 2023.
At Sanjivani, Mast. A case was studied thoroughly. His parents shared how he often suffered from abdominal pain that lasted 10-15 minutes, especially in the mornings or after meals. He frequently experienced eructations (belching) during and after eating and had a history of irregular bowel movements, sometimes passing stools only every 2-3 days. The detailed history provided a clear picture of his chronic digestive issues.
The experienced homeopathic doctors at Sanjivani crafted a personalized treatment plan for Mast. A. Instead of suppressing symptoms, they focused on stimulating Mast. A body to heal itself.
Follow ups
16- 9 - 23 - The patient reported feeling well with no abdominal pain. Their bowel movements were less frequent, passing stool only once every two days
13-10-23 - Things had started to improve. The patient’s bowel movements became regular, and abdominal pain was experienced only twice
20-11- 24 - A new issue surfaced: the patient began experiencing eructations (belching) while eating, which seemed to point to digestive disturbances. The stool pattern remained the same, with bowel movements still occurring every two days. A gallbladder ultrasound revealed a 5.6 mm gallstone (gallbladder calculus), which could have been contributing to some discomfort, though it did not yet seem to cause severe symptoms.
20-12-24 - The frequency of eructations was reduced by 60%, and while the patient continued to pass stool every alternate day, the abdominal discomfort became less frequent and less severe. Eructations were still occasional, but the situation had clearly improved from before.
18-01-24 - The patient’s digestive health seemed to stabilize further. The stool continued to pass every other day, though there was slight abdominal pain at times. Eructations had become even more occasional, marking another step toward resolution of the previous digestive discomfort.
2-3-24 - The patient reported that their bowel movements had returned to a regular pattern, with no complaints of abdominal pain or discomfort. There were no more issues with belching, signaling that the digestive system had largely recovered.
18- 5-24 - Patient was feeling well, with no complaints. Stools continued to be regular, and there were no signs of discomfort or any other digestive issues.
4-7-24 - The patient reported feeling completely fine, with no symptoms or complaints whatsoever.
8-8-24 - The gallbladder, which had been a concern earlier, showed no signs of ongoing issues. Although it was noted to be partially distended, there were no gallstones, no sludge, and no signs of any stones in the bile ducts (CBD stones). The patient was in a stable, healthy condition, with no complaints.
As the case improved so no further treatment was necessary hence treatment stopped.
Conclusion
Mast. A to recovery through homeopathy reinforced his parents' belief in natural healing and marked another success story for Sanjivani Homeopathic Clinic. He was treated gently without any surgical interventions and dietary restrictions.
