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A holistic naturopathy approach to chronic urticaria & musculoskeletal pain

Tamilarasi AHuman-verified·
Lifestyle Disease ManagementDiet & NutritionYoga & Naturopathy

🌿 CASE OF THE DAY

Patient Profile

  • Age/Sex: 35-year-old Female
  • Height: 153 cm
  • Initial Weight: 72.9 kg
  • Discharge Weight: 69.9 kg
  • Weight Reduction: 3.0 kg

🩺 Chief Complaints

  • Recurrent skin itching and allergic episodes, with symptoms subsiding within 1–2 days
  • Heel pain suggestive of plantar fasciitis
  • Left knee joint pain associated with increased body weight

🔍 Clinical Examination

  • Knee joint range of motion (ROM): Normal
  • Patellofemoral joint friction present

📋 Clinical Diagnoses

  1. Obesity
  2. Chronic idiopathic urticaria
  3. Plantar fasciitis
  4. Early osteoarthritis (OA)

🌱 Naturopathy-Based Management

The patient underwent an integrated treatment programme consisting of:

  • Therapeutic Massage: To support muscular relaxation and pain relief.
  • Diet Therapy: To promote healthy weight management and support overall well-being.
  • Yoga: To improve flexibility, mobility, and physical activity.
  • Physiotherapy: To support knee function and reduce heel and knee discomfort.

✅ Outcome at Discharge

  • Weight reduced from 72.9 kg to 69.9 kg, a total reduction of 3.0 kg.
  • The patient reported relief in heel and knee pain.
  • A structured diet and physical activity plan can help maintain progress after discharge.

💚 Clinical Takeaway

This case highlights the importance of a holistic approach to weight management and musculoskeletal health. Individualized dietary guidance, appropriate physical activity, yoga, and physiotherapy may help improve pain and functional well-being.

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Tamilarasi A
Tamilarasi A

BNYS · Clinical Dietetics · Diet Therapy · 4 yrs · Tirupattur

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