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A 20-year-old girl had developed dark circles under her eyes 3 months ago. In the past 2 months, her weight had increased from 51 kg to 53 kg, she felt feverish every day, and had profuse hair fall. On 28 May 2018, the practitioner advised her to get the thyroid level checked. Two days later she came back with her medical report, serum TSH was 12.5 mIU/L, much above the normal range of 0.4 to 5.4. The patient confessed that since childhood, she had a craving for sweets. She did not opt for any treatment other than vibrionics.

She was given:
#1. CC6.2 Hypothyroid + CC15.4 Eating disorders…6TD

A month later on 3 July 2018, her report showed improved TSH at 5.8 mIU/L, still higher than normal. She had lost one kg, hair fall was 60% less than before, and feverishness had gone. Dark circles under the eyes continued to be there and she complained of headache for the past 2 days. Her haemoglobin level was also low at 10.1 g/dl as against the minimum of 12 g/dl.

Remedy #1 was enhanced to:
#2. CC3.1 Heart tonic + CC11.3 Headaches + #1…6TD

After 3 weeks, on 29 July 2018, the report showed normal TSH level at 5.3 mIU/L. Though her weight remained stable at 52 kg, hair fall had stopped, headache was gone, dark circles under her eyes disappeared, and her craving for sweets had diminished substantially as she focussed on healthy diet.  The dosage was reduced to QDS, though the patient was interested in continuing 6TD. She visited the practitioner for a refill diligently every month, even though her TSH level was within normal range. The haemoglobin level had increased to 12.3 g/dl; she was taking iron supplements in addition to vibrionics, but no other medication. During the next 11 months, her condition was stable; the patient was confident about her health and was willing to reduce the dosage.

She was given:
#3. CC3.1 Heart tonic + #1…TDS