To study the miasmatic analysis in the clinical presentation of the type 2 diabetes mellitus (t2dm) patients

Abstract

Background and objective: Diabetes Mellitus is an “Iceberg” disease. Although, an increase in both the prevalence and incidence of type 2 Diabetes has occurred globally, particularly in an Indian population who has been susceptible to this disease. In Homeopathy, Constitutional prescribing is based on the totality of symptoms which includes the miasmatic state that is inherited or acquired. The main aim and objective of this article are to study the miasmatic analysis of the symptoms in T2DM patients and their effectiveness in the treating of this disease. Methodology: Prospective, Observational, non-randomized, non controlled case series age group from 18- 60 years both gender having T2DM were assessed both subjectively and objectively over one year. The outcome of the study was measured by symptomatic changes subjectively and objectively along with the blood sugar levels including HbA1C changes and according to case requirement. Results: In these 30 cases of T2DM, 12 cases (40%) were mixed miasmatic diseases,9 cases (30%) were psora -syphilitic, 7 cases (23.33%) were psoric, 2 cases (6.67%) were Psora -sycotic. Wilcoxon signed rank test showd a statistically significant improvement different between the before and after treatment (Z= -4.963, p