A 34-year-old woman, who works as a teacher, approached me for her secondary infertility treatment on October 20, 2015. On June 25, 2007, she gave birth to a son. After two years, they intended to have another child but could not attain clinical pregnancy for six years despite leading a normal married life. Her husband’s sperm analysis was normal, so she sought advice from several obstetricians, who recommended a Hysterosalpingography. After she underwent the procedure, the report indicated a Bilateral Fibroid block. The obstetrician informed them that pregnancy was impossible due to blockages in both fallopian tubes. Obstructed fallopian tubes are a prevalent reason for female infertility and one of the most frightening diagnoses to receive for a couple when facing challenges in getting pregnant.
On October 20, 2015, she approached me for homeopathic assistance after some colleagues recommended I could help her. She received my treatment for one and a half years and was gradually improving in every way, but she had not conceived, so she asked how much longer she needed to take the medication. On that day, I requested that she extend the treatment for a few additional months and suggested another HSG; however, before she was able to take that test, she missed her period on April 20, 2017 (her last menstrual period was March 20, 2017). Consequently, she tested her urine for pregnancy in the first week of May 2017, which resulted in a positive outcome. Finally, she delivered a baby girl on December 26, 2017.
Homeopathy can address this blockage through constitutional treatment, and only an appropriate homeopathic remedy can yield favourable outcomes. Consequently, every instance of infertility necessitates homeopathic treatment for a minimum of two years; if the result is favourable, surgical intervention is not required.
The prescribed medication for her was pulsatilla, administered at extended intervals. At times, I needed to administer phosphorus, natrum mur, and sulphur, but the primary remedy was pulsatilla, which healed her. Currently, both the baby and the mother are doing well.
