A case of renal calculi

Contributed by Dr.George

This is a case of lady aged 26 yrs and a mother of a child. The patient had occasional vague abdominal pain especially on the right flank,since 6months . The USG had relieved a 5mm calculi in the right kidney.See the report.

The patient had only occasional pain and was not so severe. She also complained of headache which was due to sinusitis .These were always accompanied by nasal cattarh.The patient always had changeable moods and consolation always aggravated her mental state.She was in office and doing clerical work and was always lacking self confidence. The rubrics selected were

1.NOSE - CATARRH - followed by - Frontal sinuses; complaints of

2.MIND - CONFIDENCE - want of self-confidence

3.KIDNEYS - STONES

Other symptoms included

MIND - MOOD - changeable

MIND - SYMPATHETIC

MIND - CONSOLATION - agg.

The repertorial result was LYC lycopodioum 200 and was given three times during the course of six months.During this period there was no abdominal pain and the headache and sinus problem also improved. As the pain was gone they didn't take a USG. But later there was abdominal discomfort and a USG was taken and this revealed that the calculi was no more! The LYC 200 was also accompanied by berb v Q on most of the days..