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Clinical utility of Kent repertory in the homoeopathic management of renal calculi

International Journal of Homoeopathic Sciences · 2021 · Vol. 5(3) · pp. 310–316
J Senthil KumarMariana Pandi

Abstract

Stones disease is our orders crusade with severe morbidity. It is relatively a common disorder affecting 1 to 3 percent of adult in industrialized counties. Renal calculi are much more popular in males than in females in developed countries. 12% of males and 5% to 10% of females who are affected by kidney stones. The urinary calculi increases with age, many usual in the in the age of 30 - 50 age. After the age 60 period, the figure reduction and approaches figure by the ninth decade of the life [1]. Renal calculus incidence in diametric countries varies depending on the areas environmental conditions. In India, the prevalence of Urolithiasias is higher compared to that of grey states in northern states. Renal calculi are many oft seen in warmer climate and summer. Therefore this research to understand the in Kent repertory much useful for the treatment of renal calculi it give a group of remedy which are efficacious in the handling of renal calculi

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