For demonstration of strong Succussions in gentle dosing methodology General management: The patient was asked to take a pure vegetarian diet rich in fruits and vegetables. He was asked to avoid processed food and refined flour (maida). He was also asked to avoid coffee and tea.
Homeopathic management: The treatment was started with a dose of Carcinosin 1M a single oral dry dose.
During his second follow up, after careful repertorization, Arsenicum album 0/1 in 120 ml of water was prescribed. He was asked to take a sip of the medicine after every bout of cough. Before taking it, he was asked to give 10 strong succusions.
The patient underwent radiotherapy and this was asked to be discontinued, because he felt weak and tired after these treatments. See plate two.
Follow-up on March 21, 2010: The patient reported feeling better, cough had reduced, voice production and speech had improved. Arsenicum album 0/2 in 120 ml as aqueous solution was prescribed in the same manner as described above.
Follow-up on April 21, 2010: The patient reported no cough and his speech was clear now. The same medication was repeated.
Follow-up on May 10, 2010: The patient reported no cough and his speech was clear now. The same medication was repeated in 0/3 potency.
Later follow ups regularly that year showed reduced bitter taste in the mouth. The medication was repeated in 0/4 and 0/5 from December 11, 2010 and March 26, 2011 respectively. His complaints reduced and he became generally better gradually. During the June 17, 2011 follow-up, the patient was asked to undergo MRI of neck. The report showed no evidence of vocal cord growth on the left, no evidence of cervical lymphadenopathy. Supraglottic and infraglottic airways were normal. (See test reports below)
Regular follow-ups were continued with Arsenicum album 0/6 taken SOS. From July 23, 2011 placebo was continued as he had no other complaints. The patient stopped his diabetic and hypertensive allopathic medications as his blood sugar and BP levels were normal.
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