Samridhi Sharma

Central Research Institute of Homoeopathy (CRIH) Pratap Nagar Jaipur.

Background: Existing scales for Alopecia measures severity and stages, all of which are made for individual types, none of the existed ones can be applied to all types and no one focuses on the clinical symptoms which patient addresses while case taking or can be used to assess the clinical outcomes. So, a scale was developed on the basis of existi...

Androgenetic alopecia (ADA) is the most common form of hair loss. The aetiology of ADA is multifactorial, mainly there are alterations in androgen metabolism playing major roles in its development. Androgen hormones, in particular dihydrotestosterone (DHT), play a critical role in the pathogenesis of male pattern hair loss. Men typically develop fr...

Background: A psychosomatic disease involves both the body and mind. These diseases have physical symptoms originating from mental or emotional causes. According to literature fear is a metaphysical cause of alopecia. According to Dr. Kent, the disease process starts from the mind. According to Dr. Hahnemann also Aphorism 225 states continued fear...

Hyperbilirubinemia is defined as increase in bilirubin concentration in body fluids which results in yellowish appearance of skin and mucous membranes. A case report of 24 year male who visited O.P.D. with sour eructations after taking fat food with burning in chest treated with Lycopodium is presented here.

Urticaria is a heterogeneous group of conditions that are characterized by a skin eruption presenting as the sudden appearance of wheals, pruritus, and/or angioedema and develops most commonly due to adverse reaction of food, insect stings, adverse effect of medication most commonly penicillin, NSAIDs. A case report of 21 yr old male patient suf...

Background: Alopecia areata is a form of alopecia that affects hair follicles. It presents with round patch. Many treatments are available and this review highlights the usage of homoeopathy in treatment of alopecia areata. Objective: The review was done to explore the strengths of homoeopathy in management of alopecia areata through online availab...

This article reviews a study that was carried out at Gaushala in Jaipur (Ra-jasthan), in which 200 cattle with lumpy skin disease were treated with four homoeopathic drugs i.e. Pulsatiila, Mer sol, Kali iod, and Silicea to determine the effectiveness of homoeopathic medicines in treating lumpy skin disease. Transmission of LSD virus [4]

A research design is a conceptual framework for doing research. It serves as the guideline for the gathering, measuring, and analysis of data. As a result, the design contains a description of the researcher's process, from developing the hypothesis to final data analysis. Several classifications are possible based on what strategy used. So, to sim...

Acute, recurring inflammatory disease that affects primarily children (aged 5-15 years) and occurs 1-5 weeks following group A streptococcal infection [1]. Microscopically characterized by Aschoff Cells, diagnosis is confirmed by Jones Criteria & CRP.

“Pulmonary Hypertension refers to high blood pressure in blood vessels of lungs. Aspidosperma is widely used for treating disorders which are associated with Respiratory system and the conditions arising from its obstruction. Aspidosperma gives wonderful results in Grade-3 Pulmonary Hypertension i.e., caused by Lung Disorders or Hypoxemia (Low...

This Book Contains an Easy Explanation and to the point Notes of Kent Lectures on Homoeopathic Philosophy. This book is especially made for students to help them from examination point of view. All Topics are covered including Simple Substance, Kent 12 Observations, Law of Government From Centre to make understanding easy and memorable.This book wi...

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The risk of CardioVascular Diseases such as Stroke and CAD is closely related to levels of BP. Blood Pressure follows a normal distribution in general population and there is no specific cut off above which risk of cardiovascular risk suddenly increases. The diagnosis of hypertension is therefore made when systolic and diastolic values rise above a...

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is Characterised by Recurrent Abdominal Pain in Association with Abnormal Defecation in the absence of structural Abnormality of Gut. Nevertheless, IBS is most common Cause of Gastrointestinal referral and accounts for Frequent Absenteeism from work and impaired quality of life. Young Women are affected 2- 3 times...