Clinical Cases

Cystitis in a Man of 72 – A known case of Ca urinary bladder, post TURBT

Drs. Shahid Ali Sayed and Farhan Nadaf share a case of cystitis in a man of 72, a known case of ca urinary bladder, post TURBT. The Banerji protocol was used in this case.

A 72 years old, male patient came with symptoms of frequent urination, incontinence of urine, flatulence and right-side knee pain since 2-3 months.

K/C/O: Ca Urinary Bladder, post TURBT Status (TURBT Biopsy done on 17.12.2021 showed high grade urothelial carcinoma). Diabetes and hypertension for which he is already taking allopathic medicines.

USG dated 11.01.2022 showed Grade II-III fatty liver, focally thickened urinary bladder wall 1.1cm in right posterolateral aspect and prostatomegaly with an advice for PSA co-relation. PSA dated 15.01.2022 showed value of 3.070 ng/ml

On examination: tenderness of abdomen, right hypochondriac region

Trembling of limbs, upper and lower

Patient feared relapse of cancer, however did not want to follow the allopathic mode of treatment and sought homeopathic intervention.

First Prescription given on 18.01.2022:

Prescription Reason for selection
Taraxacum 3X Liquid – 20 drops – 3 times a day for 15 days Indicated in cancer of bladder, flatulence Liver enlarged and indurated. Very restless limb.

Ref: Boericke’s Materia Medica

Olibanum 6C – 4 pills – 3 times a day for 15 days Boswellic acids act in a number of ways that may inhibit cancer growth. Boswellic acids have been shown to prevent certain enzymes from negatively affecting DNA. Studies have also found that Boswellia may fight advanced breast cancer cells, and it may limit the spread of malignant leukaemia and brain tumor cells.

 

Another study showed Boswellic acids to be effective in suppressing the invasion of pancreatic cancer cells. Besides being an effective anti-inflammatory, Boswellia can be an effective painkiller and may prevent the loss of cartilage.
(Ref: https://hpathy.com/mother-tinctures/boswellia-serrata/)

 

 

Follow up date Outcome Prescription Reason for selection
16.03.2022 USG dated 16.03.2022 showed:

Urinary bladder wall thickness 6.7mm

 

Frequency of urination reduced

Flatulence reduced

Appetite improved

No restlessness of limbs

 

Rx

1.     Thuja 30C TDS

2.     Carcinosin 30C one dose alternate day

Banerji Protocol
29.07.2022 USG dated 29.07.2022 showed:

Urinary bladder wall thickness 5.8mm

 

Symptomatic improvement noted as follows:

No incontinence of urine

No flatulence

Rx

1.     Thuja 30C BD

Modified Banerji Protocol as per improvement in case
24.11.2022 USG dated 24.11.2022 showed:

Urinary bladder wall thickness 5.8mm

Rx

1.     Thuja 30C TDS

Modified Banerji Protocol as per improvement in case
04.03.2023 USG dated 04.03.2023 showed:

Urinary bladder wall thickness 4.0mm

Rx

1.     Thuja 30C BD

Modified Banerji Protocol as per improvement in case
Patient is still continuing homeopathic medicines at reduced frequency and is asymptomatic

Reports attached (below) with patient’s consent.

About the author

Shahid Ali Sayed

Dr. Shahid Ali Sayed had done B.Sc., DHMS, FRSH (London), MD (AM), D I. HOM (London) CCMP (MUHS) and has been practicing as a family physician for the last 30 years in Mumbai.

About the author

Farhan Nadaf

Dr. Farhan Nadaf - Co-Founder - Remède Clinics - Guest Asso. Professor - Department of Pathology & Microbiology, VH Medical College, Hon. Homeopathic Physician - CSD, Ministry of Defense, Govt. of India, Homeopathic Physician - Integrative Cancer Clinic, Mumbai, Homeopathic Physician - Tumor Clinic, Pune www.remedeclinics.com

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