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Title: Promising Homoeopathic Interventions In The Management Of Kidney Stones: A Narrative Overview
Authors: Bindu R, Sundaresan. J, Jabitha V Robby, Jayanthdevan V, Madhavi Chandra T , Shandic Kumar S
Journal: Journal of Neonatal Surgery
Publisher: EL-MED-Pub Publishers
Country: Pakistan
Year: 2025
Volume: 14
Issue: 32S
Language: en
Keywords: Holistic treatment
Renal calculus, commonly known as kidney stones, represents a significant health concern  due to its prevalence and the discomfort it causes. While conventional treatments, including medications and surgical interventions, are effective, they often come with limitations and potential  side effects. This review explores the  role  of homoeopathy as an alternative  and complementary therapy  for the  management of renal calculus. It provides an overview of the types and causes  of kidney stones, discusses the principles and historical  development of homoeopathy, and  highlights  commonly  used  homoeopathic remedies. The review  examines the  proposed   mechanisms of  action  of  these   remedies and  compares them  to conventional  treatments. It synthesizes clinical evidence  from trials, studies, and meta-analyses to evaluate the  efficacy of homoeopathy in treating  renal  calculus.  The integration of homoeopathic remedies with conventional  treatments is considered, along  with safety  and interaction concerns. The review addresses the challenges and controversies surrounding  homoeopathy, particularly in terms  of regulatory  and ethical issues.  Finally, it identifies  gaps  in current  knowledge  and suggests directions  for future  research. This comprehensive review aims to inform healthcare providers and patients  about  the potential  benefits and limitations  of homoeopathic approaches to managing renal calculus, ultimately contributing  to improved patient care and outcomes.
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