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A Randomized Clinical Trial To See The Role Of Homoeopathic Medicine Cephalandra Indica Q In The Case Of Diabetes Mellitus Type-II: A Case Report
No full textOne of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality is diabetes mellitus. However, controlling and treating it remain major worldwide challenges. Homoeopathy is considered to be helpful for diabetes, particularly type 2 diabetes mellitus. Many homoeopathic medicines are said to be effective against it. This study was carried out at the Shringi Homoeopathic clinic and research Centre in Bhilwara, Rajasthan, to assess how well the homeopathic drug Cephalandra indica Q treats type 2 diabetes mellitus. This study demonstrates that Cephalandra Indica, a homoeopathic remedy, significantly lowers blood sugar levels in people with type II diabetes
A Case Study of Stress-Related Insomnia & Homoeopathy
No full textStress-related insomnia is a prevalent condition characterized by difficulty in initiating or maintaining sleep due to psychological stressors. This insomnia can lead to significant impairment in daily functioning and overall well-being. Homeopathy, a system of medicine based on the principle of treating "like to be treated with like," offers a holistic approach to managing this condition. This paper explores the efficacy of homeopathic remedies in alleviating symptoms of stress-related insomnia, emphasizing individualized treatment plans that consider the unique physical and emotional profiles of patients. A review of clinical studies and case reports indicates that homeopathic treatments may effectively reduce anxiety, promote relaxation, and improve sleep quality. Furthermore, the gentle nature of homeopathic remedies presents a compelling alternative to conventional pharmacological interventions, particularly for those seeking a more natural and personalized approach to managing stress and insomnia. The findings suggest that homeopathy could play a valuable role in the integrative management of stress-related insomnia, warranting further research into its mechanisms and long-term benefits.
Salivary Biomarkers: A Noninvasive Revolution in Periodontal Disease Diagnosis
No full textEarly detection of periodontal disease is critical for effective treatment and preventing complications. In recent years, salivary biomarkers have emerged as valuable tools for diagnosing and monitoring periodontal diseases, offering a noninvasive and easily accessible diagnostic medium. Periodontal disease is a chronic inflammatory condition affecting the supporting structures of teeth, and traditional diagnostic methods, such as clinical and radiographic assessments, provide limited information about disease activity and future risk. Saliva, however, contains a rich array of biomarkers, including immunological, enzymatic, microbial, and inflammatory markers, which can reflect both oral and systemic health. This review explores the role of salivary biomarkers, including specific markers like immunoglobulins, enzymes, and cytokines, in assessing periodontal disease. It also discusses the potential of emerging technologies, such as microfluidic devices, in improving the diagnostic utility of saliva for periodontal health. Despite some challenges, the growing interest in saliva as a diagnostic tool holds promise for more precise and personalized periodontal care
Reversing The Case Of Severe Acute Malnutrition With Homoeopathy: A Case Study
No full textSevere Acute Malnutrition (SAM) means very low weight-for-height (Z score below-3SD of the median WHO child growth standards or Mid Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC) <115mm or by presence of nutritional oedema. Children suffering from SAM are nine times more likely to die in case of diseases due to their weakened immune system. The overall burden of SAM imposes significant costs on the society as well as on the economy of every nation. So, it requires a great attention. This case study presents the case history of 4 yrs female child who had been found not getting proper height and weight as per her age. After prescribing the Homoeopathic Constitutional Medicine child’s condition showed remarkable improvement in her anthropometric measurements. In this case a single dose of Silicea 200 was prescribed, which results in the remarkable recovery during the follow ups. This case provides a convincing example of the effectiveness of Homoeopathic Constitutional Intervention in reversing the Severe Acute Malnutrition
Manju Kapur’s Difficult Daughters: Re-narrating Partitionand its Trauma
No full textPartition tarnished Indian history with bloodshed and inhumane acts. Many writers describe Partition in their works elucidating its causes and results. Manju Kapur is one of Indian writers who deals with the theme of Partition in her novel, Difficult Daughters. The novel underlines the pains of Indians who were parted from their lives, loved ones and origins documenting their miseries and trauma of Partition. It underscores communal hatred destroying secular spirit and peaceful coexistence of different communities of India. It is a manifestation of the bloodiest phase of Indian history where brothers killed one another. Through the plethora of characters stating their miseries Kapur makes her work cover a wide range of people attempting to reproduce real and original accounts of trauma undergone by Indians during the period. It discusses communalism, its causes and effects on human existence taking and threatening innumerable lives. It re-narrates miseries of Indians who were partitioned for the interest of communities. The paper is a study on the Partition and its effects on Indians who are shattered from their roots and lost their lives. It addresses the woes of Indians bearing the trauma of Partition as reflected in the novel
Bipolar versus monopolar transurethral resection for benign prostatic hypertrophy: A prospective observational study
No full textBackground: Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is one of the most common diseases that affect aging males. The lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) caused by BPH–related obstruction (BPO) continue to be a major problem in the medical care of aging males. Aim: To compare the effects of bipolar and monopolar TURP in terms of symptom improvement and perioperative results for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Methods: A total of 80 patients who underwent transurethral resection of prostate (TURP) surgical procedure, (n = 40 for monopolar TURP) and (n = 40 for bipolar TURP) for BPH enrolled at the Department of Urology in Government Medical College Srinagar. Patients were grouped into group I, who underwent bipolar TURP and group II , who underwent monopolar. Preoperatively, by using IPSS (international prostate symptom scale) and IIEF-5 (international index of erectile function-5) questionnaires severity of LUTS and Erectile function were assessed. All patients were submitted to transrectal ultrasonography and PSA determination. Surgical and immediately postsurgical variables and complications were recorded. Urethral stricture incidence, post-surgical reoperation rate, total postoperative catheter time and hospital stay, change in serum sodium, and hemoglobin were also recorded in two groups. Results: Study groups were comparable with regard to demographic profile with statically no significant differences p>0.05. Significant differences were found in operating time in minutes (48.11 ± 5.29 vs 43.99 ± 6.28, P < 0.025) between Group I and Group II. A significant drop in serum sodium was seen in post-operative period in Group I as compared to Group II which was statistically significant (P<0.5). Catheterization time and duration of hospitalization were clearly shorter in the Group II. Transurethral resection (TUR) syndrome was reported in two patients who had undergone monopolar resection without any incidence in bipolar group. Fall in haemoglobin (Hb) and packed cell volume (PCV) was more in Group I as compared to Group II, but statically insignificant (p>0.05). Conclusion: Bipolar TURP is safe and equally effective as monopolar TURP that is correlated with a distinctly shorter catheterization time, shorter hospital stay, less decrement in the levels of serum sodium
Electoral Behaviour and Identity Politics in Manipur: An Empirical Study
No full textThe political landscape of Northeast India, especially in Manipur, is marked by complex layers of conflict, both vertical (state versus non-state actors) and horizontal (ethnic tensions), which significantly influence electoral behavior and governance outcomes. The region, described by the World Bank as trapped in a cycle of poverty, conflict, and mistrust in political institutions, faces a unique challenge in aligning electoral processes with democratic ideals. This paper explores the relationship between regular elections, governance quality, and conflict resolution in Manipur, emphasizing whether higher electoral participation correlates with fair governance and reduced conflict. The study examines how ethnic divisions and insurgency complicate the effectiveness of elections, highlighting the roles of political parties, civil society, and gender in shaping voter behavior. The paper utilizes archival research, ethnography, and document analysis to delve into the intersection of electoral practices and identity politics in a state plagued by systemic instability. The findings suggest that while Manipur witnesses high voter turnout, electoral practices are often undermined by violence, corruption, and unresolved conflicts. Despite these challenges, the rise of national parties like the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the 21st century reflects a shift in the state\u27s electoral dynamics, as economic dependency and regional aspirations drive voters toward national platforms. The BJP’s increasing success contrasts with the decline of regional parties such as the Indian National Congress (INC), the Manipur People’s Party (MPP), and the Federal Party of Manipur (FPM). Ultimately, the paper argues that electoral politics in conflict zones like Manipur must evolve to bridge the gap between electoral participation and tangible governance outcomes, fostering genuine democratic representation and social cohesion
Understanding Role of Psychosocial Factors in Management of Hypertension - A Review Article
No full textGenetic and behavioral factors alone do not fully explain the development of hypertension, and there\u27s growing evidence suggesting that psychosocial factors may play a significant role as well. Chronic stress exposure has been proposed as a risk factor for hypertension, and aspects such as occupational stress, stressful social environments, and low socioeconomic status have been extensively studied. Research on the mechanisms underlying the effects of stress on hypertension has primarily focused on cardiovascular reactivity, but the delayed recovery to pre-stress levels is increasingly being examined as another potential pathway.
The development of hypertension can be influenced by a person\u27s unique constitutional makeup, whether inherited or acquired, along with various environmental factors, both internal and external. Homeopathic remedies take into account the genetic and constitutional characteristics of individuals, addressing the underlying causes of ailments, diathesis, and susceptibilities, thereby correcting internal imbalances and promoting healing.
Homeopathy adopts a holistic approach, focusing on the individual as a whole and stimulating the body’s innate healing responses, resulting in an overall improvement in quality of life across all dimensions. This article reviews recent findings in each of these areas and discusses directions for future research
Enhancing Patient Result Via Efficient Hospital Management:- Comprehensive Review
No full textWithin the healthcare ecosystem, this thorough examination explores the vital role that efficient hospital administration plays in influencing patient outcomes. Hospital administration\u27s complex nature is clarified by examining important elements, tactics, assessment techniques, and emerging trends. The significant effects of administrative choices and procedures on patient safety, contentment, and general well-being are highlighted by important findings. The review emphasizes the value of interdisciplinary teamwork and patient-centered treatment in improving patient outcomes. In order to evaluate hospital performance and promote continuous improvement, it highlights the importance of data-driven assessment and benchmarking. In the future, new technologies, changing healthcare regulations, and enduring difficulties will all influence healthcare management. Nevertheless, the essential takeaway from these changes is still the same: better patient outcomes depend on efficient hospital management. In order to address healthcare disparities, prioritize the development of competent administrators, invest in technology, and advance value-based care, the conclusion urges healthcare executives and legislators to make a joint commitment. This cooperative endeavor guarantees that the quest for improved patient outcomes stays at the forefront of healthcare management, ultimately influencing healthcare for future generations
A Comprehesive Review on Atopic Dermatitis with Homoeopathic Management
No full textAtopic dermatitis is a common, chronic inflammatory, intensely pruritic, relapsing skin disorder that affects a substantial number of children and adults and has a significant negative impact on affected patients and their caregivers/families. The first point of contact for many patients with new-onset atrophic dermatitis is usually with their primary care provider or pediatrician. Multiple comorbidities are associated with atopic dermatitis-like atopic asthma, allergic rhinitis time mental disorders. There is no permanent recovery of this condition. Innovative and targeted therapies like Topical anti-inflammatory therapy with topical corticosteroids or topical calcineurin inhibitors are being used as a conventional therapy to control the disease condition but sometimes it has been reported that patients are also benefited from Homoeopathic treatment. This article provides information and reviews on the basic principles of atrophic dermatitis pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management with homoeopathic approach