Role of Individualized homoeopathic medicine in management of nocturnal enuresis in children based on Dr Kents evaluation of symptomatology An open single arm interventional study

Nocturnal Enuresis is a common and upsetting disorder that can significantly affect a child’s behaviour as well as their emotional and social lives. Parents experience more stress from it. Normal daily schedules and social activities, such as sleeping and going to school, can be disturbed. Additionally, it can lead to far more severe emotions and behaviors like, hopelessness, a lack of optimism, guilt and shame, humiliation, victimization, and a loss of self-worth.

Studies on homoeopathy have demonstrated effective treatment for nocturnal enuresis. Although there are numerous homoeopathic medications recommended in the literature for the treatment of nocturnal enuresis, there is a scarcity of research supporting these claims.

Therefore, the present study is undertaken to explore how Individualized homoeopathic medicine selected on the basis of Kent’s evaluation of symptomatology are useful in the treatment of nocturnal enuretic patient aged 5 to13 years.

Objectives of this study will be

(1) To assess the significant reduction in episodes of bed-wetting before and after the administration of Individualized homoeopathic medicine by using Nocturnal  Enuresis  Scoring            Scale.

(2) To undestand the importance of Kent’s evaluation of symptoms in homoeopathic prescription.

(3) To improve mental health of children by proper counselling.

Individualized homoeopathic medicine will be prescribed after a detailed case history and determine the scores from nocturnal enuresis scoring scale and repertorization with the help

of reportory and potency of medicine will be determined as per individual case requirement.

Each patient will be followed up every 15 days and final assessment will be done by using nocturnal enuresis scoring scale of pre and post treatment scores.