Honestly, I didn’t have a previous plan to write about treating patients suffering from chronic renal failure, and until the day when one of my colleagues entered the department where I was sitting, he asked me to reveal my feelings for the same thing. He may have treated a patient suffering from chronic renal failure. Although, I thought for a long time about the fate of countless people suffering from this disease. People like Lok Nayak, Jay Prakash Narayan, former PMVP Singh prime minister, are a bright politician. Amar Singh and their student, Shammi Kapoor, suffered from chronic renal failure and were dialysis for a long time. Most of them have since died. I support newsprint; The Tribune, Chandigarh, dated September 1, 2005, depicts a photograph of a group of patients from Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttarakhand and Haryana, who both kidneys failed as a result of taking allopathic medicines for diseases like dyspepsia for type 2 diabetes mellitus (NIDDM) in the past. They were all on dialysis and were expecting a kidney transplant in the near future, but are currently sitting on a bench at PGIMER Hari Rai Sarai, Chandigarh with sullen faces.
Now I feel compelled to give brief information about patients suffering from renal failure and to treat with homeopathic medicines, like:
Mr. X, a young married man aged 30, was diagnosed with a patient suffering from chronic renal failure AIIMS New Delhi. He was advised to have a kidney transplant, but he has not given up yet. His mother was willing to donate a kidney. Perhaps he would have received his kidney transplant, made by doctors at AIIMS, if his BP had returned to normal, as all attempts to bring him to a normal level. Therefore, the specified process is delayed.
The patient was delivered to me by his father-in-law in June 1988, who turned out to be a resident of Chandigarh for the treatment of homeopathy. Taking this case, I found a history of suppressing some kind of skin problem in childhood. In family history; father also had high blood pressure and the same history of suppressed skin disease. The patient was of normal health, and nothing was found in him except high blood pressure. On the basis of suppressed skin disease, he was given an antipsoric medicine, Sulfur 10M, but to no avail.
Once I told a patient about this to one of my colleagues, Dr. Aloka Agnihotri, who offered to give Meserium. This has been verified by another senior physician, Dr. JBDCastro. There is praise in the literature for Meserium when vital organs, such as the kidneys, cannot function normally due to the suppression of skin ailments in childhood or thereafter. Mezerium 30 BD was given to the patient for several days, and the result was considered amazing, since the BP had affected the normal level. The patient is there after consulting with me 1 or 2 times more, and then he even stopped by contacting me by phone. Later, in 1992, I attended various schools in Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula to get rid of AIDS booklets (a prescribed booklet on AIDS, written and published by me). If possible, I contacted my sister according to the law of the patient, who told me that the patient had not yet received a kidney transplant.
Mr. Y, a young man aged 22, who was performing a BA. Once he went to a brothel and got STD: syphilis or gonorrhea? Sometime after his sexual contact, a patient developed thorny warts all over his foreskin and penis. He consulted allopatitis, who must have given him injections of penicillin along with other drugs and advised him to get tested for HIV. He was found to be an HIV positive ELISA, but the Western blot was never positive for PGIMER Chandigarh.
The patient consulted with me in February 1998. On the basis of his pathology, the patient was treated with both antisyphilitic and antisicotic drugs one by one, since it was not clear that the condylomas were syphilitic or gonoreal. Nitric acid and Thuja in high potencies were medications provided to the patient. The result was the disappearance of the growth of warts from the specified part. He was recognized as a HIV-negative private pathology laboratory.
The patient, being the only son of his parents, now wanted him to marry. The girl was found in the area where he was already known as HIV positive. Due to the fact that he was HIV-negative, the girl’s parents asked for a negative HIV report from the government hospital. The patient was found in an HIV-positive case in a hospital report. After some time, a thorny stimulator appeared again on the patient's penis. He was once again given antisicotic and antisyphilitic drugs in the highest potencies. The result was the disappearance of thorny growth from the genitals. But the patient still discovered an HIV-positive case, despite having given an antipsoric drug; Sulfur SM. This thing really puzzled me.
Upon further examination of the patient, it was found that several small warty shoots (verrucae) were present on the underside of the abdominal cavity. In fact, they remained in my previous checks. The growth was very small, flat and colored as the appearance. Psorinum CM was given to the patient, which led to a decrease in the number of warty growth. However, he was recognized as HIV-negative for one of the two HIV-infected.
Meanwhile, the patient became a drug addict and began to behave a little abnormally. He once walked with black glasses over his eyes, as his eyes were too red. Neither I asked him, nor he told me about the reason for the redness of the eyes. On her next visit, the patient accompanied her cousin sister, who told me that he was a drug addict. She assured me that he would certainly withdraw from the use of drugs. The patient really refused to take drugs, but in the meantime became a psychiatric patient. Someone on this side contacted me by phone and took my advice in this regard. I advised to go to a psychiatrist. The psychiatrist in Jaipur treated him, but then he developed kidney failure.
The patient visited me with her father for treatment. On the basis of the anamnesis, that is, the abuse of the drug and the presentation of symptoms of aluminum in the urine, the medicine was named Pulsatilla. He was given in all potencies from 30 to the highest in 2-3 months. As a result, there was no additional renal failure, since aluminum stopped flowing in the urine. Now that he was still HIV-positive, he was given Psorinum CM in this visit, made in 2009, but the patient did not report this to let me know about his HIV status.
Miss Z, about 20 years old. Once, my patient told me about a girl whose kidneys failed after donating blood in a camp held at her college in Chandigarh. For me it was great news. I was curious to know about it. I asked the patient to bring her father, who was an employee in the same office where the patient worked.
One day, the girl’s father visited my clinic. I told my intention to find out the reality and advised him to come to me so that I could go to his residence. The following Sunday, I met a patient and asked for details (history). The father said that when a girl is young, she suffers from measles. Since the temperature was high for several days, he began to give her cottage cheese to reduce the temperature. This led to the suppression of eruptions that were supposed to appear as a clump scattered in the throat, and a rash on the face and all the upper parts of the body.
Here I would like to add that in such cases, measles, as a rule, warm food or drinks, such as Munnak, is given to children, so that the fever does not decrease until the eruptions are released. I usually prescribe 30 patients with an arsenic album for such patients. Since the girl was given cold food (cottage cheese) regularly, the temperature became normal. It was there that before imperative give Arsenic an album as a medicine for the patient. For several days she was on the 30th potency. Here I would like to say that the family has already decided to go for a kidney transplant. Mother was ready to donate her kidney and was under preliminary operations. The girl also underwent various tests and was already put on a weekly dialysis. In the end, I helped the patient by prescribing a homeopathic medicine, considering the future complications, and this also without any material benefit. However, the family did not continue treatment and even stopped contacting me.
One day, the patient's brother met me on the way as I walked to my clinic. I asked about his sister's condition. He told me that her BP had reached normal levels in homeopathic medicine. This was a sign that medicine was working in the right direction. I asked him; Was it necessary to transplant a kidney? But the family did not know about future complications. The father working at PGU (Markfed) Punjab, therefore, incurred expenses will be borne by the office. The result was a kidney transplant, which after a few years received a rejection of many complications. Then another transplant was done again. This time the father was the donor.
The girl got an office job on compassionate grounds, and she was still married to several many spouses owed to her for having a kidney disease. Hope and pray for the success of her second transplant.
Bhawna child, 2 years old, diagnosed case of nephrotic syndrome. The child's father approached me at the OPD College Hospital in the first week of June 2011 for treatment. Referring to the story, the father said that when the child was 22 days old, she suffered from the fact that today the problem of children. The child was taken to the allopath for treatment. Subsequently, she began to receive generalized tumors. A routine examination of the patient's urine contained albumin up to +4, which during subsequent treatment descended to traces. The child periodically received recurring episodes of swelling drops with a fever every month, especially during constant lunar regular allopathic therapy.
Based on a presentation of symptoms and a history of drug abuse, Sulfur was released as a drug and given in a single dose of 30 potencies, and then a placebo for a week. A week later, the child was taken to the OPD for follow-up. Although she seemed quite normal, except for the fact that she was performing heavy thin nasal discharge. This was limited to how the nose works normally and is expected to go with time, but it will not. The child remained hospitalized for several days and then was discharged. I also continued the summer holidays.
As mentioned earlier, the child began to receive an episode of generalized bargaining in the weakening phase in the following month. She was brought to OPD, where the doctors on duty prescribed her arsenic album and Nux vomica in 200 potencies one after another in almost 3 weeks, but without any relief. She was delivered to me by her father, and I prescribed a series of 30 single doses, but to no avail. I relayed this case and found Apis mellifica as the indicated medication for the patient. She was given Apis 30 first every 2 hours, and then 3-4 times per hour. I am sorry to say that there was no tangible relief, but rather swollen. Although the patient had an IPD case, but was obliged to inadvertently fail to perform the duty, the child’s father sent an extract and went to the allopath for treatment.
Now I think the patient demanded Sulfur 200, which could give her relief, as Sulfur 30 proved that it was the wrong dose, given her history.
