Volume 6 Issue 4 (Oct. - Dec.) 2023
Case Reports
TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF A HOMOEOPATHIC COMBINATION REMEDY IN TREATING DENGUE FEVER
Amritpal Singh, Disha Wadhwa, Mohit Sharma, Shivangi, Vishnu Kant, Nisha Sisodia
Aim: To evaluate the efficacy of a homoeopathic combination remedy in treating dengue fever Material and methods: All patients provided signed informed consent. comprised in the study were 60 patients, consisting of 45 men and 15 females, who were over the age of 20 and had signs of dengue. Group A received a homoeopathic combination medicine, whereas Group B was treated with normal maintenance therapy according to the criteria set by the World Health Organisation. A comprehensive blood analysis, which included platelet count, white blood cell count, and hematocrit profile, was performed every 24 hours for a duration of 6 days utilising the Sysmex KX-21 automated haematology analyzer. Results: The administration of homoeopathic combination treatment on the first day, the average platelet count, white blood cell count, and hematocrit values were 96.85x 103 ±2.85, 7.85 x 103/µL ± 1.52, and 47.99% ± 2.36, respectively. In contrast, for standard maintenance therapy, the corresponding values were 74.58 x 103 ± 2.74, 5.44 x 103/µL ± 1.05, and 43.11% ± 2.59, respectively. After 6 days of receiving a combination of homoeopathic treatment and standard maintenance therapy, the average platelet count, white blood cell count, and hematocrit were measured to be 321.58 x 103, 9.17 x 103/µL, and 41.22%, respectively. In comparison, for those receiving only standard maintenance therapy, the values were 241.51 x 103, 8.11 x 103/µL, and 38.22%, respectively.
Conclusion: The homoeopathic formulation demonstrated superior treatment efficacy for Dengue compared to the usual maintenance medication advised by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Therefore, the homoeopathic cure has the potential to be a useful weapon against this potentially fatal illness.
