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Cases of Nephrotic Syndrome

 

 
Case 1:
 

This is the case of Master. T.S.R (Patient Ref. No. L-6572), a 6 years old male child who was brought to the clinic for the treatment of Nephrotic syndrome. He had been diagnosed as Nephrotic syndrome 3 years ago and had been on steroids since then. He would get 3-4 acute exacerbations of the condition in a year inspite of being on high dose of steroids. He would develop swelling all2 over the body and his urine would become turbid. The albumin in the urine would become ++++ at such times. Apart from this he would also get frequent colds during which his urine albumin would start increasing again.

His appetite was average and he had craving for sweets and salted foods. He would sweat profusely especially on the head. He would get constipated occasionally. He was of an average build. His sleep was sound although he would occasionally grind his teeth during sleep.

He was a reserved child who would like to remain alone most of the time. He had become irritable off late and he would get very angry at trifles. He would always want the company of an elder person. He would get angry when anyone would contradict whatever he said. In studies, he was good at grasping whatever he was taught.

In the family, his grandfather had renal calculi and his grandmother had diabetes and had suffered a paralytic attack in the past. Even both his maternal grandparents had diabetes and maternal grandfather also had bone cancer.

At the time of starting the homoeopathic treatment, he was on a high dosage of steroids daily along with a diuretic. Homoeopathic medicines were prescribed based on his history and within 6 months there was good improvement in his condition. He was put on Phosphorus 200 and Eel serum along with intercurrent doses of a remedy called Carcinosin. Later he was on much reduced dosage of steroids on alternate days. He would not get colds as frequently as before and there was improvement in his overall health after commencing homoeopathic treatment. His father reports that it's the first time in all these years that we have been able to reduce the dosage of steroids and still he continues to improve. He's glad about opting for homoeopathic treatment because steroids would give his son only temporary relief and lots of side-effects, of which they were not even aware previously.

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Case 2:
 

The parents of Baby. N.R (Patient Ref. No. 4520), a 3 years old female child reported to us for the treatment of their daughter who had Nephrotic syndrome since the age of 2 years. Her complaints began after she had been sick for some time and her parents noticed that she had developed some swelling on her legs. Tests done on her urine revealed high amounts of protein in her urine. She was referred to a nephrologist who, after all investigations, diagnosed her as having Nephrotic Syndrome. She was put on steroids for the same, the dose of which was increased after one month. Still she continued to have increased swelling that had spread to her abdomen and face too. She had to be admitted to the hospital later and was put on diuretics and albumin (since her blood albumin level was dangerously low). Later she was put on another drug, cyclosporine, after which she developed hair all over her body as a side-effect. Her blood pressure also remained on the higher side constantly for which she was started on anti-hypertensive medication. Her kidney biopsy showed mesangial proliferation with focal global sclerosis and based on all the reports her nephrologists labeled her as 'Steroid resistant Nephrotic Syndrome'. Her condition had always been on-going and it was never gone away, her mother reported. So it was difficult to determine that what would worsen her condition.

She was a thin built girl with a normal appetite. She was fond of sweets and sour things. She would pass stools 2-3 times daily and the color would be green or white. She would occasionally be constipated.

She was a cheerful, playful and happy child. She had become very irritable while she was on steroids but that settled down after stopping them. She was shy and would take time to mix with people. She would be uncomfortable in new places and would take some time to settle down. She would throw up temper tantrums at times, her mother reported, but would calm down soon. Her parents also stated that no one would ever know by looking at her that she has been sick because she would eat, play, sleep and behave like a very normal child.

She had suffered from asthmatic bronchitis in the past and was treated with homoeopathy. She never had a relapse of the condition again. Her maternal grandmother had colonic cancer and her paternal grandmother had breast cancer. Her uncle had diabetes and ischemic heart disease. Her mother had suffered from asthma and allergies when she was young.

Based on this history she was prescribed Carcinosin 200 along with another drug Lycopodium in the 200th potency. By the end of 4 months of treatment she did very well and her anti-hypertensive medicines' dosage had been lowered by her nephrologist. He was surprised that she was doing so well inspite of being on such a low dose of the medication. She would not require as frequent visits to her nephrologist as before and she would need to see him only once in about 3 months. Overall she did well with the treatment which she had to continue for long time since this disorder takes time to be treated. However the response in her case was positive in a very short period of time.

Remark:
The remedy prescribed in these cases is patient-specific i.e. it has been prescribed based on the symptoms specific to the patient at that point of time. It is advisable that the patient does not indulge in any self-medication.

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