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2023, Vol. 7 Issue 2, Part D
A homoeopathic approach on cellulitis
Author(s): Dr. Sreevidhya JS, Dr. Tummala Aarathi Reddy, Reethu Chandini Nallala and Pinisetti Navya Sree
Abstract:
The most frequent reason for hospitalisation for skin-related conditions is cellulitis, a deep dermal and subcutaneous tissue infection. To reduce the clinical features, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory capsules and antibiotics are recommended. However, these drugs cause complications and unintended side effects. Therefore, homoeopathy, which aids in permanent treatment barring the use of antibiotics, can be used to choose a safer course of treatment.
The most frequent reason for hospitalisation for skin-related conditions is cellulitis, a deep dermal and subcutaneous tissue infection. To reduce the clinical features, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory capsules and antibiotics are recommended. However, these drugs cause complications and unintended side effects. Therefore, homoeopathy, which aids in permanent treatment barring the use of antibiotics, can be used to choose a safer course of treatment.
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Dr. Sreevidhya JS, Dr. Tummala Aarathi Reddy, Reethu Chandini Nallala, Pinisetti Navya Sree. A homoeopathic approach on cellulitis. Int J Hom Sci 2023;7(2):243-245. DOI: 10.33545/26164485.2023.v7.i2d.836
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