UTERINE FIBROID, Bulky Uterus and Follicular cyst of Ovary treatable by Homeopathy.

Appeal to avail treatment

I, Mrs. Rekha Maheshwari, age 46 years, sex female of CF 204 Salt Lake City, Kolkata - 700064, India, am pleased to state that DR. N.K. Lakhotia of 1000 JESSORE ROAD (NEAR CHINA MANDIR) KOLKATA - 700055 has treated me for uterine fibroid, bulky uterus and follicular cyst of ovary and the result statements are as follows:

INITIAL TESTS AND IT'S REPORTS.

Test for: U.S.G. of Lower Abdomen
Laboratory: Presidency X-Ray & Sono Clinic.
42/1B Harish Mukherjee Road.
Calcutta - 700025
91-33-24555077
Date of Test: 10th February 2004

UTERUS SIZE: 9.1 cm long, 7.4 cm trans and 6.0 cm A.P.
Bulky and ante-verted. Midline endometrial echo is well apposed. A hypoechoic area measuring about 5.3cm X 4.7 cm X 4.5 cm in size is seen in the postreo - inferior aspect of the fundus. No other focal lesion is detected in the heterogeneous myometrial echotexture.

OVARIES: Right - 2.5 cm X 1.9 cm
Left - 2.3 cm X 1.6 cm
Well defined outline present in the normal axis. No abnormal mass is shown within it. However, a follicular cyst is seen in the right ovary.

P.O.D: Clear

Right & Left ILIAC Fossa Regions: No mass or fluid collection is demonstrated. No ascites nor any Lymphadenopathy is detected.

IMPRESSION: Features after a comparative study with the previous scan done of 22nd August 2002 now suggests no appreciable change in the bulky and heterogeneous uterus as well as in the fibroid in the fundal region. No other detectable abnormality is noted. Suggested clinical correlation and further investigation if clinically indicated.

Thereafter, homeopathic treatment of the patient was started by Dr. N.K. Lakhotia in December 2005 and the tests were conducted after that on 8th May 2007. The reports were as follows:

Test for: U.S.G. of Lower Abdomen
Laboratory: Presidency X-Ray & Sono Clinic.
42/1B Harish Mukherjee Road.
Calcutta - 700025
91-33-24555077
Date of Test: 8th May 2007

UTERUS SIZE: 8.1 cm long, 5.8 cm trans and 3.6 cm A.P.
Appears slightly bulky and ante-verted. Midline endometrial echo is well apposed. A hypoechoic area measuring about 2.5 X 1.8 X 1.7 cm in size is seen in the postero-inferior aspect of the fundus. No other focal lesion is detected.

OVARIES: Right - 1.8 X 1.5 cm
Left - 2.1 X 1.4 cm
Both ovaries appear well defined and in normal axes. No abnormal mass or cyst is shown within them.

P.O.D: Clear

Right & Left ILIAC Fossa Regions: No mass or fluid collection is demonstrated. No ascites nor any Lymphadenopathy is detected.

IMPRESSION: Features after a comparative study with the previous USG scan done on 10th February 2004 now suggests significant decrease in the size of fibroid in the uterus while no other detectable abnormality is noted in this abdominal scan study.

Suggested clinical correlation and further investigations if clinically indicated.

Treatment of Recurrent Gastric Teratoma Without Chemotherapy

“Recurrent Gastric Teratoma (in majority, CANCER) cured by Homeopathy and Ayurved without using Chemotherapy.”

Treatment

Teratoma was first diagnosed and excised on 14^th April 2004. The Biopsy test report was as follow:

Specimen: Lump Abdomen (Teratoma)

Gross Appearance: An ovoid, large, smooth surfaced mass measuring 8.0 X 6.0 X 5.0 cm. On slicing, it is multiloculated with solid and cystic areas including hard, bony areas. A small stump of normal mucosa is attached at one end.

Microscopic Appearance: Sections from intra-abdominal cystic mass show derivatives of all germ cell layers, distributed in purposeless disarray. The ectoderm predominates in the form of neuron-ectoderm represented by delicate fibrillary tissue with astroglial cell predominance. Epidermoid structures represented by stratified squamous tissue along with some adenexal elements. Mesoderm mainly contributed by muscle fibrous tissue, bone and cartilages. Respiratory and gut epithelia represented in endoderm.

All the elements are mature in character.

Impression: Histologically consistent with MATURE (Cystic) TERATOMA.

The ultra-sonography report on 24^th May 2006 was as follows:

Impression: Complex solid cystic SOL (approx. 120mm X 125mm X 70MM) with calcification at epigastric region in a follow post operative case of gastric teratoma, may suggest recurrence.

Homeopathic treatment was undertaken by Dr. N.K. Lakhotia(+ 91 9339775663).

A report of MRI of Upper abdomen done on 18^th August 2006. The report of this scan revealed the following:

Findings: A fairly large heterogeneous mass lesion is seen involving epigastric region of size approx. 163mm in lateral, 68 mm in AP and 111 mm in carino-caudal dimension. Focal area of membrance are seen in it.

Impression: MRI findings in this known case of teratoma is showing: A fairly large complex heterogeneous mass lesion involving epigastrium region described above & is abutting anterior wall of stomach with indentation/involvement of caudate lobe.

(To be further clinically correlated AND EVALUATED)

A second operation of the patient done on 28^th August 2006.

The Biopsy test report done on 6th September 2006 was:

Specimen:

1) Excised tumour,

2) Nodule from periphery

3) Seedling from peritoneum

Gross Appearance:

1) A bosselated, ovoid, partly cystic, partly solid soft tissue mass measuring 8.0 X 7.5 X 7.0 cm. The cut surface has a variegated appearance. Several small cystic spaces containing mucinous material are noted.

2) A small piece of tissue, 2.0 cm across.

3) A tiny piece of tissue, totally processed.

Microscopic Appearance: Multiple sections from intra abdominal mass (since exact site is not mentioned) and surrounding tissue are studied. Morphologically tumour show features of “teratoma” having tissue derived from all three germ cell layers. The tumour show a mixture of mature and immature elements. Beside island of mature glial tissue there are sheets of mitotically active immature neuroepithlial cells. The glands and tubules like structures are lined by embryonal columnar cells, with stratified hyperchromatic nuclei. There are few nests of neuroblasts often surrounding primitive neural tubule and even rosettes like appearance. Clusters of immature mesenchymal tissue are also noted. There are some liver tissue seen at the periphery.

Impression: Overall features are in keeping with “Immature TERATOMA”.

The report of Serum A.F.P test dated 9^th September 2006 revealed the current level was 292.0 ng/ml.

The discharge certificate given on 9^th September 2006. The final report given by the hospital was:

Final Diagnosis and Treatment: Gastric Teratoma. Needed chemotherapy.

The patient’s father found the dimension of Teratoma reducing and decided to stick to homeopathic (of Dr. N.K. Lakhotia, +91 9339775663) and ayurvedic (of Jogiraj Jagmalji, Rohtak, +91 9896266101) treatment. All allopathic treatment was discontinued and chemotherapy was not given to the patient.

After the homeopathic treatment for around nine months, the patient gained the weight about 3 Kgs. The patient was clinically fit and following tests were done:

1) Serum test on 19.01.07

Finding: A.F.P. level - 1.73 ng/ml

2) AFP Serum (Cancer) on 8.02.07

Finding: 0.86 ng/ml

Final USG report on 23 February 07 was

Impression:

1) Sonographic study of whole abdomen reveals no significant abnormality

2) No evidence of recurrence or metastasis

Appeal from patient's father:

Contact Dr. N.K. Lakhotia (+91 9339775663) for homeopathic and ayurvedic treatment before taking chemotherapy, as the teratoma did not recur as yet as per various reports.

Patient:

Master Aman Singh
S/o: Mr. Abhimanyu Singh
Kolkata (Calcutta)
Phone: +91 9883141832
Age: Two years and nine months (As on 24^th February 2007)

The report of the Ultrasonography of the whole abdomen (SCR) done on 27th July 2007 is as follows: