Adult Still’s Disease 02799...UK
In 2012, a 25-year old female was diagnosed with Adult Still’s disease, a rare form of auto-inflammatory arthritis. She had achy swollen joints accompanied by constant muscle pain in the entire body, and was on steroids for a few months resulting in remission. In October 2014, her condition flared up and she was hospitalized for three weeks followed by heavy medications including steroids and morphine for pain management. While still undergoing treatment, she was diagnosed with osteoporosis and a hairline fracture in her lower back in March 2015. She was given calcium and vitamin-D supplements with advice to rest in order to heal the fracture and to ease her severe back pain. The cause of this condition was attributed to the long-term use of steroids. Completely distressed and exhausted with pain all over her body, unable to walk properly despite all the medications, the patient contacted the practitioner on 10 May 2015. Her ESR count was 75 (normal is 1-20 mm/hr).
She was given the following remedies:
For Arthritis and Osteoporosis:
#1. CC10.1 Emergencies + CC12.4 Autoimmune diseases + CC15.1 Mental & Emotional tonic + CC20.1 SMJ tonic + CC20.2 SMJ pain + CC20.3 Arthritis + CC20.4 Muscles & Supportive tissue + CC20.6 Osteoporosis + CC20.7 Fractures...QDS
For Inflammation:
#2. NM45 Atomic Radiation + NM113 Inflammation + SM2 Divine Protection + SM5 Peace & Love Alignment + SM6 Stress + SR324 X-ray + SR348 Cortisone...QDS.
She continued all her allopathic medications along with vibrionics. Within 24 hours, the patient started feeling better in terms of her energy. In two weeks, she felt 50% relief from all kinds of pain and her ESR count came down to 28. Her energy level rose by over 50% and she could carry out her daily chores with greater ease. After another 6 weeks, she stopped all but one medicine, Methotrexate (20mg), that she had been taking weekly since 2012 to manage her condition. By September 2015, she was 90% fit, her ESR was 25, her nagging pains had nearly gone, she could walk faster and resume her work. The dosage of Methotrexate was brought down to 12 mg and that of #1 and #2 was reduced to TDS for 6 months and then in March 2016 to BD. Soon after on 4 April, she reported 100% relief from all pains. After another 6 months in October 2016, she stopped taking her long-time companion Methotrexate as her ESR remained stable at 7. As of April 2019, there has been no relapse of any symptoms; she is taking #1 & #2 at BD and keen to continue this to maintain good health. She now follows a healthy life style. She is getting ready for her wedding this year and is planning a family which seemed impossible before.