antisperm antibodies Scientific studies have shown considerable evidence that antibodies on the sperm surface and in cervical mucus are associated with interference in sperm motility and gamete interaction. sperm antibodies detected on the sperm surface or in the cervical mucus play a definite role in fertility. WE CAN CURE THIS WITH HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINS

tube block rectified by homoeopathic medicine

varicocele. can be managed very well with homoeopathic medicines by evading surgery.

varicocele. can be managed very well with homoeopathic medicines by evading surgery.

Amazing Homeopathy
· According to World Health Organization (WHO), homeopathy is the world's second leading system of medicine for primary health care.
· All homeopathic remedies are FDA approved drugs.
· Homeopathic medicines are proven and experimented on healthy people, not on animals.
· The English Royal Family has been under homeopathic care since 1980.
· As per an independent qualitative survey, homeopathy is emerging as the first and preferred treatment for more and more people.
· Homeopathic and allopathic treatments can co-exist. Homeopathic medicines can be consumed as you gradually wean away from allopathy.
Why Homeopathy?
· No side effects.
· It cures a disease, rather than merely suppressing its symptoms.
· It uses only natural substances in minute doses.
· It improves the body's resistance and immunity.
· It ensures long-term benefits.
· No complicated procedures for taking the medicines.
· No bitter pills or painful injections.
· It does away with unnecessary surgery.
· It is cost effective.

HYPOTHYROIDISM IN PREGNANCY

HYPOTHYROIDISM IN PREGNANCY

Thyroid disease is particularly common in women of child-bearing age. As aresult, one should not be surprised that thyroid disease can be complicate the course of pregancyTi is roughly estimated that 2.5% of all pregnant women have some degree of subclinical hypothyroidism . however , the pravalence may change according to ethnicity and geographical variation To understand the relationship between hypothyroidism and pregnancy, it is necessary to first understand the endocrinology of pregnancy. Pregnancy triggers physiological variations in thyroid function due to an interaction several hormones, mainly between HCG and TSH. Since HCG is structurally analogous to TSH, receptor and stimulate the thyroid cells. As a result, significant increase in HCG during the first trimester causes an increase in free T4, with decreased TSH levels. In most cases, decrease in TSH is temporary and need no treatment. However, prolonged increase in FT4 above normal is sometimes associated with transient thyrotoxicosis.
Maternal hypothyroidism is been directly linked with low birth weight infants [Endocrinol Metab Clin North Am 1995; 24(1):41-71]. In another study published in NEJM in the year 1999, researchers have documented an association between undetected sub clinical hypothyroidism during pregnancy and lower IQ in offspring. They have found that 19% of children born to mothers with undiagnosed hypothyroidism during pregnancy had IQ scores of 85 or lower. On the other hand, only 5% of children born to mothers without hypothyroidism have produced IQ level. An IQ below 85 can mean significant impairment for children. These children are more likely to have difficulties in school, and may be less successful in their careers and interpersonal relationships. Researchers predicted that women with untreated thyroid deficiency during pregnancy are 4 times more likely to have children with lower IQ scores.
Another study, which involved 9403 women, was published in the journal of Medical Screening in the year 2000. the rate of miscarriage was significantly higher in pregnant women who have TSH level 6mU/L or more (3.8%), than in women with TSH level less than 6mU/L (0.9%). Furthermore, it was found that, as TSH levels increase, the rate of miscarriage increased incrementally. In women, who have TSH level 10mU/L or more rate of miscarriage was 8.1%. These results suggested that pregnant women with an underactive thyroid have a 4 times greater risk of miscarriage than euthyroid pregnant women during the second trimester (3.8% risk vs. 0.9% risk). Researchers found that 6 out of every 100 late miscarriages can be attributed to thyroid deficiency.
In 2002-2003, a study was done by IPGMER, Kolkata to understand the incidence and the effects of hypothyroidism in pregnancy in Indian population (Jobset Gynecol India 2007; 57 (4): 331 334). The study included 41 pregnant women with hypothyroidism as against 141 age-matched euthyroid pregnant women as controls. The most common maternal complications in hypothyroid women were preeclampsia (21.95% in hypothyroid women vs. 14.89% in euthyriod women), followed by pre-term labour (19.51%). Other complications in hypothyroid women were treated abortions (14.63%), postpartum hemorrhage (4.88%), wound infections (4.88%) and antepartum hemorrhage (2.44%). The most common fetal abnormality was low birth weight (27.03%), followed by neonatal hyperbilirubinemia (13.5%) and higher incidence of neonatal hypothyroidism (10.81%). The authors suggested that endemic iodine deficiency produces combined maternal and fetal hypothyroidism, which increases risk of severe fetal hypothyroidism. They have also found that perinatal mortality rate was high in hypothyroid women (81 per 1000 live births). This could be due to late diagnosis of hypothyroidism in mother due to late presentation, as it is already reported that treated maternal hypothyroidism prevent adverse perinatal outcome (J. Reprod. Med 2006; 51: 59-63). In maternal hypothyroidism, there are placental hypoxic changes, which may cause fetal distress. In this study, of the 41 hypothyroid pregnant women, 21.95% showed other associated medical disorders during pregnancy. These include diabetes mellitus (7.31%), jaundice (4.88%), heart disease (4.88%), hypertension (2.44%) and SLE (2.44%). On the other hand, euthyroid women exhibited only heart disease (4.25%) and hypertension (3.54%) during pregnancy. It should be noted that hypothyroidism is already shown to be associated with other autoimmune diseases like pernicious anemia, vitiligo and type 1 diabetes mellitus (In: Medical Disorders in Pregnancy. Chamberlain G, Steer PJ (Eds.), 3rd edition, London, Churchill Livingstone 2001: 275-297).

In astudy done by osmania university hyderabad .it was demonstrated that 4.29% of women with recurrent pregnancy loos, hypothyroidism was the causative factor for abortion
Referance , health screen, march2009

A CASE OFPoly Cystic Ovarian Disease ( PCOD)CURED BY HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES

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Maternal Ecstasy Through Homoeopathy

 

                                                          

 

                             The state of inability to enjoy the divine maternity, along with fondling and cherishing by lullabies, is indescribable. This sorrow is doubled in front of the fact that, even after spending Lakhs of rupees, no positive results could be achieved.

                             People come to know about the effective treatment in Homoeopathy very late, that too, only after sophisticated technology and costly medicines have failed. This effectual treatment of Homoeopathy, which provides optimism and self confidence, has been proved to be overwhelmingly successful. The percentage of triumph can be further emphasized by extreme patience and promptness in medicine intake.

                                               Homoeopathy is not treating the disease, but the patient as a whole.  The treatment is administered based on the analysis of physical and mental symptoms of childless couple. As the hereditary and lifestyle diseases are taken care of, a holistic approach is followed here. Husband and wife are integral part of this mode of treatment.

                                            Infertility can be divided as primary and secondary. Primary infertility can be defined as the condition of non-conception even after unprotected coitus extending over a period of one year after marriage. Secondary infertility is the situation of non-conception after the previous fruitful conception or an undoubted miscarriage.

           As far as Homoeopathy is concerned, management of infertility primarily starts with counseling. The counseling comprises of the detailed information about the mutual understanding of husband- wife relationship, timing of intercourse, various methods of the same, ovulation, importance of coitus, ‘modus operanti’ of the treatment, course of medication etc. Baseless anxieties will only aggravate the problem of infertility. Counseling will bestow ways and means for preventing men’s vices like excessive alcoholism, smoking etc.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      The habits of warm bathing, wearing tight under garments etc. will be discontinued through the compulsive power of counseling and right direction will be given to reduce mental tension and obesity. Even though only one of the couple is facing an infertility problem, by providing medicines to both of them, the sexual capability of the other person will be escalated, which will in turn pave way for speedy conception.

 

FEMALE INFERTILITY

 

          Generally women of the age ranging from 12 to 45 are considered as reproductive, but the conception capability is found to be diminishing after the age of 35 years. Proper care should be taken from the teenage itself in the case of females. In those stages the condition of non-menstruation (amenorrhoea), irregular occurrence of menstruation, obesity, unwanted hair growth (hirsuitism) etc. should not be ignored or self – treated. These should be duly taken care of and properly cured with the help of an expert physician as and when the problem arises.

                       Women infertility can be due to internal causes such as diseases of uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes etc. and external reasons. Researches have revealed that excessive and uncontrolled usage of certain medicines will topple down the hormonal balance in the body. So also antisperm antibody, hormonal aberrations, microbial infection etc. seems to play their roles in female infertility.

 

        Let us have a glance over the main reasons for the female infertility.

 

1. Poly Cystic Ovarian Disease ( PCOD)

 

        PCOD prevents ovulation and menstruation. There are target hitting medicines in Homoeopathy to arrest PCOD by way of synchronizing the hormonal imbalance. Medication is given, in order to control unwanted hair growth and obesity and to activate pituitary hormone of the body to work in the ovaries effectively so as to trigger the process of ovulation and conception. The most efficient medicines for this category of patients are Sepia, Pulsatilla, Apis, Caulophyllum, Graphites etc. After continuous intake of medicines for a period of 3 – 4 months follicular study (ultra sound scanning to observe ovulation) is conducted to find out whether the ovulation is occurring properly and PCOD is cured completely.

 

2. Disorders in fallopian Tubes

 

        As the fertilization is taking place in the Ambula, which is the terminal point of the fallopian tube, any diseases affecting this tube may lead to infertility. Any inflammation and cyst caused internally or at the end of the fallopian tube, naturally leads to the tube block.

      Various types of infections (e.g.:- sexual diseases like Gonorrhoea), Tuberculosis, Endometriosis, disorders happening after surgery etc. hinter the proper functioning of the fallopian tubes, which will in turn prevent the ovum from entering into the uterus.

                   Sometimes a peculiar situation is arisen in which the mouth of the ovary is fused together and the ovum is not in a position to come out. Though this tube block can be tide over through laparoscopic surgery, a better option through medicines by homoeopathy avoids the possible dangers hidden in the operative and post-operative stages. After administration of homoeopathic medicines for a specific period, the fallopian tubes are observed through H.S.G. X-rays, in order to find out whether the abnormalities have been cured. It has been seen that, the disorders have been rectified and pregnancy initiated in a great majority of cases.

 

3. Endometriosis

 

        The layer which covers the inner surface of the uterus is called the endometrium. This will be formed and removed from the uterus during menstrual cycle. In some instances this type of layers grow in the ovaries which will give way to clogging of menstrual blood in the ovaries resulting in the creation of chocolate cyst and the process of ovulation is affected. Intense pain during menses, painful coitus and intricacy in becoming pregnant are the predominant signs of this state. In severe cases of Endometriosis the fallopian tube and the ovary will be fastened together and this condition is called Adhesion. Consumption of homoeopathic medicines in the prescribed dosages will alleviate the problem of Endometriosis. Secale cornutum, Viburnum Opulus, Lachesis, etc. are recorded to produce excellent results.

 

4. Fibroids

 

                   The tumours originated from the uterus are known as fibroids. The uterine  fibroid if found, is blamed for infertility, however only those fibroids which distort the uterine cavity or a corneal fibroid which mechanically blocks the uterine end of the tube can only cause infertility. Most of these fibroids may not exhibit any external symptoms. Sometimes excessive bleeding during menses (metrorrhagia) and intense pain at lower abdomen may be observed. Prompt and continuous usage of medicines will peter out this uterine ailment permanently. Calcarea carb., Calcarea iod., Thuja etc. are the aim hitting medicines for this type of disorders.

 

MALE  INFERTILITY

        

              The number of men, who are denied of the right of fatherhood, is increasing at an alarming rate. Forty percentage of the total sterility is due to the reasons connected to males. Poor sperm production, less motility of sperms, structural aberrations of them, hormonal imbalance, etc. contribute their own shares to the male infertility.

 

                        Based on the semen analysis, infertility is classified as follows.

Azoospermia    - the state of absence of sperms.

Oligospermia    - meager number of sperms.

Astheno sperm – sperms with feeble mobility. This may be sometimes                                    due to the dilated and tortuous condition of the veins of the testis- the disease Known as varicocele. This can be managed very well with homoeopathic medicines by evading surgery.

 

Teratospermia – structural malformations of the sperms.

 

                     All the above sickness can be fruitfully treated with Homoeopathic medicines. In case of complete dearth of sperms (Azoospermia), if germinal epithelial cells are detected with the help of testicular biopsy, then homoeopathic treatment is highly hopeful.

 

                 A homoeopathic physician asks about the detrimental factors affecting sperm production such as smoking, urinary infection, painful ejaculation, sexually transmitted diseases, diseases during adolescence (especially mumps, tuberculosis) pain, inflammation and injuries of the testis etc. The factors which raise scrotal temperature such as wearing of tight under- wears, hot bath, bike journey, job habit, daily routine of job etc. are also probed into and he provides remedial directions. Very valuable curative medicines are available in homoeopathy such as Selenium, Lycopodium, Natrum mur, Hamamelis etc.

         As the Thridoshas of Ayurveda, homoeopathy proclaims about three miasm i.e. Psoric, Syphilitic, and Sycotic, as the reason for all illness. Hence by taking into account all symptoms of the patient, appropriate antimiasmatic remedies can be given, by which child birth can be assured. For those who have failed even with assisted reproductive technologies such as IVF, IUI, ICSI etc., homoeopathic treatment has been found to be very effective.

          The most appreciable advantage of homoeopathy is that, the children blossomed through this branch of  scientific medical treatment are found to be very superior in terms of physical and mental health and they will be free from hereditary diseases. Another striking feature is that, if once child is born by the assistance of homoeopathy, no subsequent treatment is required for further child births. When compared with other systems of medical science, the expenditure incurred is far less in homoeopathy and it is absolutely safe and human friendly also.

             Let me conclude this piece of matter by significantly underlining the fact that, homoeopathy has yielded offsprings to those who have not been successful even after undergoing prolonged treatment under other systems for a period ranging from four to twenty years. 

  By,

                                                                      Dr. K.B. Dileepkumar

                                                                  Care Well Homoeopathic clinic

                                                                  Thottappady, Thrissur

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