Excessive salivation, nausea, headache 11632...India
A 52-year-old woman with a history of recurrent UTI since 1996, managed by repeated courses of antibiotics, started having lower abdomen pain in 2010 and was diagnosed with painful bladder syndrome. She was prescribed the analgesic Nise, which she took for the next ten years. By Apr 2020, although the abdominal pain had mostly subsided, long-term use of Nise led to various ill-effects, so she stopped taking Nise except during severe pain. She began to experience daily excessive salivation, persistent nausea throughout the day and headaches lasting about an hour. The symptoms worsened after consuming outside food, which she largely avoided. She tried homoeopathy, achieving 50% relief in six months, then switched to Ayurveda in Dec 2020 for one year without benefit, hence discontinued it. Subsequently, she has managed severe episodes with antacids and painkillers, which provide only partial relief.
On the advice of a friend, she approached the practitioner on 9 June 2023, who prescribed:
CC4.10 Indigestion + CC10.1 Emergencies + CC12.1 Adult tonic…TDS
Treatment progress:
- 15 June 2023: 50% relief from excessive salivation and nausea; 75% relief from headache intensity.
- 30 July 2023: 80% relief from all symptoms.
- 16 Dec 2023: 100% relief from all symptoms; during a tour, consumed outside food without discomfort.
- 16 Jan 2024: Dosage reduced to OD.
- 16 May 2024: Remedy stopped after gradual tapering.
As of Jan 2026, she remains symptom-free; takes remedy at OD, one day prior to consuming outside food, for peace of mind.