Efficacy of Silicea as a Homeopathic Alternative to Surgical Intervention in the Management of Abscesses: A Clinical Study

Dr. Dinesh Nathuram Suryawanshi; Dr. Ramrao Dnyaneshwar Pawde; Dr. Ashwini Sachin Deshpande; Dr. Jyotsna Ashokrao Wankhede

Efficacy of Silicea as a Homeopathic Alternative to Surgical Intervention in the Management of Abscesses: A Clinical Study

Authors: Dr. Dinesh Nathuram Suryawanshi, Dr. Ramrao Dnyaneshwar Pawde, Dr. Ashwini Sachin Deshpande, Dr. Jyotsna Ashokrao Wankhede

Unique Paper ID: 173507
Volume: 11
Issue: 10
PageNo: 382-387

Keywords: Silicea Homeopathy Abscess Suppuration Non-surgical Treatment Clinical Study

Abstract:
Background-Silicea is widely recognized in homeopathy for its role in promoting the suppuration and resolution of abscesses. It is often referred to as the "homeopathic surgeon’s knife" due to its ability to facilitate the expulsion of pus and support healing. This study aims to evaluate the efficacy of Silicea as a non-surgical alternative for the management of abscesses. Objective To assess the clinical effectiveness of Silicea in the treatment of abscesses and compare its outcomes with conventional surgical intervention. Methods A prospective, observational clinical study was conducted on patients diagnosed with abscesses. Participants were divided into two groups: • Group A (Homeopathic Group): Received Silicea in appropriate potencies based on individualized homeopathic principles. • Group B (Conventional Group): Underwent standard surgical intervention (incision and drainage). The primary outcome measures included the reduction in abscess size, pain relief, duration of healing, and recurrence rates. Follow-ups were conducted at regular intervals over four weeks. Results The study found that patients treated with Silicea experienced significant reduction in abscess size, spontaneous drainage, and improved healing time compared to the conventional group. Pain relief was comparable in both groups, and recurrence rates were lower in the Silicea-treated group. No adverse effects were reported in the homeopathic treatment group. Conclusion Silicea demonstrates promising results as a homeopathic alternative to surgical intervention in abscess management. It facilitates natural drainage and healing, reduces recurrence, and offers a non-invasive approach. Further randomized controlled trials are recommended to establish its clinical efficacy more robustly.

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 11
Issue: 10
PageNo: 382-387

Efficacy of Silicea as a Homeopathic Alternative to Surgical Intervention in the Management of Abscesses: A Clinical Study

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