Abstract

A CASE REPORT OF MIGRAINE TREATED WITH CONSTITUTIONAL HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINE

S. N. Sharma, Hari Shankar Tiwari*, Sakshi Mewara and Siddhi Jain

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Abstract

Migraine is one of the foremost misjudged infection experienced in general medical practice. Headache may be a common, disabling, recurrent, innate neurovascular migraine clutter. It usually strikes sufferers a couple of times per year in childhood and after that advances to some times per week in adulthood, especially in females. Assaults regularly start with caution signs (prodromes) & air whose root is thought to include the hypothalamus, brainstem, and cortex. Once the headache develops, it regularly throbs, escalate with an increment in intracranial weight, and presents itself in affiliation with queasiness, spewing, and affectability to light, commotion & scent. This can be an editorial almost Headache centering on classification, etiology, clinical sort and homeopathic medication.

Keywords: Homoeopathy, Natrum Muraticum, Constitutional prescription, Migraine.