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A case report of renal calculi treated with homoeopathic similimum

International Journal of Homoeopathic Sciences · 2024 · Vol. 8(1) · pp. 91–94
Kanupriya VermaDisha Singh

Abstract

Nephrolithiasis, also known as renal calculi, is a tiny hard deposit that develops in the kidney and is frequently difficult to pass. Renal calculi are a frequent urological system problem. The approximate frequency in India is 12%, with the northern region of the country having a comparatively higher prevalence of 15%. The complementary and alternative medical approach known as homoeopathy is founded on the tenet "Similia Similibus Curenture", which translates to "Let like be Cursed by likes". This holistic approach addresses each person according to their uniqueness. Worldwide, it is the second-largest treatment (WHO). There are several medications in homoeopathy that aid in the elimination of renal calculi and lower the likelihood of recurrence.

Complementary and Alternative Medicine StudiesTherapeutic Uses of Natural ElementsHomeopathyMedicineKidney stonesKidneyRenal stoneUrologyCalculus (dental)Traditional medicineGeneral surgeryInternal medicine
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