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Chronic Hemicrania (Left-sided Migraine)

Lifestyle Disorders
Shabnam FarookGender: FemaleAge: 33 years (Adult) Chronicity: 5 years

Presenting Complaints & History

  • Severe left-sided pulsating headache
  • Pain starting above left eye and radiating to back of head
  • Watery left eye and nasal congestion on same side during attack
  • Anxiety and restlessness

Clinical Assessment

A 33-year-old female school teacher from Chavakkad presenting with left-sided hemicrania. Flare-ups are triggered by stress, sleep deprivation, and loud classroom noise. Required bed rest in a dark room during attacks.

Diagnostic Investigations: Normal neurological evaluations; blood pressure stable.

Homeopathic Therapeutics & Management

Spigelia was selected for left-sided neuralgic headaches settling over the left eye, combined with Lachesis for stress-induced vascular symptoms.

Selected Constitutional Remedies: Spigelia Anthelmia and Lachesis Mutus

Lifestyle & Nutritional Support

Ensure 7-8 hours of sound sleep; practice meditation; avoid loud noise exposure during headache onset.

Clinical Outcome

Follow-up Period: 9 months
  • Frequency of attacks reduced from weekly to monthly within 4 weeks
  • Nasal block and eye watering during attacks resolved by Month 2
  • Headache intensity reduced to a mild, transient ache by Month 4
  • No migraine attacks reported during the 9-month follow-up
Medically reviewed by Dr. Navaneeth K. Unni
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