An Individualised Approach on an Endometrial Polyp with Homoeopathic Medicine: A Case Study

An endometrial polyp is a growth or mass that forms within the lining of the uterus (endometrium). These polyps are usually non -cancerous and vary in size, often appearing as small, finger -like projections or larger, round shapes. They are thought to develop due to hormonal changes, inflammation, or an abnormal response to oestrogen. While endometrial polyps can be diagnosed across all age groups, their highest frequency tends to occur between the ages of 45 to 55. In this journal, the case of 55 years old women suffering from bleeding and lower abdomen pain after menopause, diagnosed with Endometrial polyp and thickened endometrium. Following a five -months course of individualised Homoeopathic treatment, the patient experienced a complete recovery. Notably, the symptoms of bleeding and abdominal pain were alleviated, and subsequent examinations revealed a normal uterus devoid of endometrial polyps, alongwith a healthy endometrial lining. 1