साई व्हाइब्रियोनिक्स पत्रिका

A 9-year-old girl suddenly developed severe abdominal pain in mid-August 2018. She was not eating properly and would cry in pain every day. The doctor diagnosed acute appendicitis and recommended surgery. He did not prescribe any medicine and advised the girl to take very light food. Four days later on 19 August 2018, the child’s grandmother brought her to the practitioner who gave the following remedy:

CC4.1 Digestion tonic + CC4.3 Appendicitis + CC10.1 Emergencies + CC12.2 Child tonic…every 10 minutes for one hour followed by 6TD for one week reducing to TDS.

While collecting refills, the girl's grandmother kept the practitioner informed that the patient had no pain and was eating and sleeping well. On 12 October, it was reported that the size of the appendix had reduced from acute to subacute, so the dosage was continued at TDS. On 30 Dec, the patient’s mother informed the practitioner that the scan showed the size of the appendix had further reduced and was now within the normal range and that her daughter was absolutely fine. The dosage was reduced to OD for one month and stopped on 31 Jan 2019. As of March 2022, the pain has not returned.