Juvenile arthritis 10355...India
A boy aged 14 was brought to the practitioner by his father on 12 November 2017. The boy had 7 big (size~10mm) blisters on his finger joints and 2 on his little toe joints. The blisters were tiny and reddish when they first appeared a month back. There was inflammation around the blisters and joints. There was some itching but it was tolerable. He had mild pain which became intense if pressed. He could neither hold a pen nor move his fingers and toes easily. So he was unable to attend school. Due to financial constraints, the father did not take his son to a doctor. However, the practitioner consulted doctors in her family who diagnosed this condition as juvenile arthritis.
The father stated that the boy had had similar blisters with inflammation and itching 2 years back. They were very mild and did not bother the boy. The father also did not pay attention as the blisters just disappeared after a week without any treatment.
The practitioner gave:
CC10.1 Emergencies + CC12.4 Autoimmune diseases + CC15.1 Mental & Emotional tonic + CC20.3 Arthritis…6TD
Within a month the boy was 60% better. The pain and inflammation had gone down, blisters had shrunk, itching had stopped, and he could move his fingers and toes with ease. He recovered fully within 2 months and started going to school on a bicycle. The practitioner could not taper down the dosage as the boy refused to come for remedies saying he is cured and happy. The practitioner enjoys watching daily as the boy cycles away in joy. One year has passed and the problem has not recurred.