Managing a case of hyperlipidaemia from the homoeopathic perspective: a case report

Hyperlipidaemia is a disorder characterised by elevated levels of lipid in blood and frequently regarded as one the main risk factors for atherosclerotic illnesses, including coronary heart disease. The associated include obesity, sedentary lifestyle, fatty food intake, excessive alcoholism smoking. Since hyperlipidaemia has few or no significant clinical signs, panel profile analysis constitutes primary method diagnosis. A case 51-year-old male suffering from years, which was temporarily relieved with conventional treatment, been presented here. Clinically patient reported pain calves, burning feet, dyspepsia occasional arthritic pain. After thorough evaluation, Lycopodium Clavatum increasing potency (up to Q5), prescribed when needed. outcome assessment done using ‘Modified Naranjo Criteria’. This report demonstrates improvement symptoms well reduction serum cholesterol triglycerides individualised homoeopathic treatment.