Case reception:
A 33‑year‑old female consulted me at my evening clinic, having been referred by one of my old patients. She presented with stomach complaints. After a detailed case‑taking, I discovered that she had suffered a mental injury some time ago, and her present complaints were the resulting consequence. she presented with the following complaints.Clinical presentation:
1. Stomach - sensation of heaviness even after slight eating. cause pain and discomforts.
2. Stomach - Sensation of burning even after slight eating particularly of spicy food.
3. Fever - with stomachache, all gone sensation even not ameliorated after eating.
Causative modality of the case: All of this began after she experienced mental trauma following the death of her mother, which was precipitated by an irregular lifestyle, loss of sleep, and delayed meals.
She was admitted to the hospital and placed under allopathic treatment. Several investigations were carried out, including an upper GI endoscopy, which confirmed the diagnosis of peptic ulcer. she is looking very weak, even unable to stand on her foot, when she visited at my clinic. Manses was irregular, the fact revealed after details case taking.
Diagnosis:
This was a case of nervous dyspepsia, progressing into peptic ulcer disease.
Prescription:
1st Prescription
1. Ignatia Amara - 200 single dose,
2. kali Phos - 6X, one once
Follo up:
Date: 04/03/2025
1. Fever got aggravation and subsided within a night.
2. Stomach symptoms all gone, no complaints.
Second prescription:
Date: 10/03/2025
1. Sulphur - 200 single dose,
2. Rubrum - 30 for 15 days,
Conclusion:
This was a case of nervous dyspepsia that progressed into peptic ulcer disease, precipitated by the death of her mother. In this instance, the selection of medicine was based entirely on the mental symptoms. This again confirms Dr. Hahnemann’s experience that mental symptoms occupy an important place among all symptoms and often serve as the decisive guide in the choice of the remedy.
