Treatment Journeys
Representative examples of the individualised homeopathic approach used at Dr. Neha's Clinic. These illustrative journeys show how different conditions are approached over time.
Medical Disclaimer
Individual results vary based on constitution, condition severity, and adherence. Homeopathy is a system of medicine recognized by the Government of India under AYUSH. For emergencies, consult the appropriate specialist. Treatment fees are for professional consultation services; outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Chronic Plaque Psoriasis — 12-Month Management Journey
Patient Profile: 38-year-old male, IT professional
Presenting State
Moderate-severe chronic plaque psoriasis with long-term steroid use.
- PASI score at intake: 18 (moderate-severe classification)
- Duration of condition: 8+ years with recurring flare-ups
- History of topical and oral steroid use over 8 years
- Plaques affecting elbows, knees, scalp, and lower back
- Significant impact on quality of life and occupational stress reported
Approach
Individualised homeopathic remedy selection with supportive lifestyle modifications and a structured steroid tapering support plan.
- Detailed case-taking including mental, emotional, and physical symptom totality
- Individualized remedy selection based on the full case analysis
- Lifestyle modification guidance: stress management techniques, dietary adjustments, sleep hygiene
- Gradual steroid tapering support in coordination with the patient's existing care
- Regular follow-ups every 2-4 weeks for assessment and remedy adjustment
Tracking
Month 1-2
Remedy started. Baseline PASI, itching score and photographs recorded. Steroid use documented as it stands; no change without the dermatologist.
Month 3-4
First structured reviews: PASI, itching and flare frequency compared with baseline. Any tapering plan discussed with the dermatologist.
Month 5-7
PASI reassessed. Remedy adjusted to the response. Sleep and work impact recorded.
Month 8-10
Side-by-side photo review with Dr. Neha. Steroid use reviewed against the plan.
Month 11-12
Closing review: what changed, what did not, and whether maintenance care, a pause, or a referral makes sense.
Closing Review
What the closing review covers. Results differ from patient to patient, so none are shown here.
- PASI at intake compared with PASI at each reassessment
- Steroid use compared with the plan agreed with the dermatologist
- Patient-reported sleep, itching and quality of life
- A written plan for after the programme: maintenance, pause, or referral
This is an illustrative treatment journey based on the type of cases seen at Dr. Neha's Clinic. It is not a specific patient's record. Individual results vary based on condition severity and treatment adherence.
PCOD with Irregular Cycles — 9-Month Individualised care
Patient Profile: 28-year-old female, software engineer
Presenting State
Polycystic Ovarian Disease with significant menstrual irregularity and associated symptoms.
- Menstrual cycle interval: 45-90 days (irregular)
- Progressive weight gain over 2 years
- Persistent hormonal acne on jawline and chin
- Ultrasound findings consistent with polycystic ovarian morphology
- Sedentary work lifestyle with high occupational stress
Approach
Individualised homeopathic approach targeting hormonal balance with supportive lifestyle and dietary guidance.
- Comprehensive assessment including menstrual history, thermal preferences, and emotional patterns
- Individualized remedy for hormonal equilibrium support
- Dietary guidance: anti-inflammatory nutrition plan, glycemic management
- Exercise recommendations: structured physical activity plan suited to patient's schedule
- Stress management strategies tailored to high-pressure work environment
Tracking
Month 1-2
Remedy started. Baseline cycle history, hormone reports and ultrasound reviewed. Diet and activity plan agreed.
Month 3-4
Cycle intervals, acne and weight logged and compared with baseline at the review.
Month 5-6
Mid-programme review with Dr. Neha. Remedy adjusted. Gynaecologist consulted if any new finding needs it.
Month 7-8
Cycle log and symptoms reviewed. Repeat investigations discussed where useful.
Month 9
Closing review: what changed, what did not, and the plan for after the programme.
Closing Review
What the closing review covers. Results differ from patient to patient, so none are shown here.
- Cycle intervals across the 9 months, from the patient's own log
- Acne, weight and energy compared with baseline
- Ultrasound and hormone reports where repeated
- A written plan for after the programme, including gynaecologist follow-up
This is an illustrative treatment journey based on the type of cases seen at Dr. Neha's Clinic. It is not a specific patient's record. Individual results vary based on condition severity and treatment adherence.
Adenoid Hypertrophy in Child — 6-Month Supportive Care
Patient Profile: 5-year-old child, referred by parent
Presenting State
Grade 2 adenoid enlargement with chronic mouth breathing and recurrent upper respiratory infections.
- Grade 2 adenoid hypertrophy confirmed on lateral neck X-ray
- Chronic mouth breathing during sleep and daytime
- Recurrent upper respiratory tract infections (6-8 episodes per year)
- Disturbed sleep with snoring, leading to daytime fatigue
- Parental concern regarding surgical recommendation
Approach
Individualised homeopathic care focused on immunity building and supportive management of adenoid hypertrophy.
- Pediatric case-taking with detailed birth history and developmental milestones
- Remedy selected based on child's overall symptom profile and temperament
- Infection frequency tracked against the previous year
- Dietary guidance for parents: nutrition to support immune function
- Regular follow-ups every 3-4 weeks with symptom tracking by parents
Tracking
Month 1
Remedy started. Parents set up a symptom diary: snoring, mouth-breathing, infections, sleep. ENT follow-up continues as planned.
Month 2
First review of the diary with Dr. Neha. Any infection managed with the child's paediatrician.
Month 3
Breathing, sleep and infection counts compared with baseline. Remedy adjusted.
Month 4
Review continues. If symptoms worsen, Dr. Neha refers back to the ENT without waiting for month 6.
Month 5
Pre-closing review. ENT re-check discussed with parents.
Month 6
Closing review with the diary and the ENT findings: continue, pause, or proceed with the ENT's surgical advice.
Closing Review
What the closing review covers. Results differ from child to child, so none are shown here.
- Snoring, mouth-breathing and sleep from the parents' diary
- Number of infections compared with the year before
- ENT findings where re-checked
- A clear recommendation: continue, pause, or proceed with surgery
This is an illustrative treatment journey based on the type of cases seen at Dr. Neha's Clinic. It is not a specific patient's record. Individual results vary based on condition severity and treatment adherence.