Kidney stones 03601...Nepal
A 17-year-old female was taking four different allopathic medicines for anaemia, menstrual problems, and water accumulation in cervix for two years. Although her menstrual problems got normalized after seven months of taking these medicines, she developed other symptoms such as pain in the abdomen when lifting objects, dizziness, vomiting (early mornings on waking up) and frequent diarrhoea. She was taking the medication intermittently and continued to suffer from the above symptoms.
In March 2021, when the pain in the abdomen worsened during her menstrual cycle for three days, she consulted another doctor. He advised a scan that revealed a stone of 4 to 5 mm in each kidney. The doctor attributed the cause to the allopathic medicines and prescribed another set of medicines. She took them for two months with some relief but stopped them as her family could not afford them anymore. She started taking a home remedy and it did not improve her condition. Her family then opted for vibrionics and on 22 Aug 2021 she was given:
CC8.1 Female tonic + CC12.1 Adult tonic + CC13.2 Kidney & Bladder infections + CC13.5 Kidney stones…TDS
The abdomen pain was gone in two days and after another week, she informed that all other symptoms had vanished too! The practitioner advised her to reduce the dosage but she preferred to continue at TDS. When she came for a refill on 15 Nov, she was advised to get a scan done which she did the next day. It showed that the stone size had reduced in both kidneys to 2.5 mm and 2.1 mm. This being within the acceptable range, no allopathic medication was prescribed. The remedy was tapered off to the maintenance dosage of OD. There has been no relapse as of June 2022.