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ISSN: 2230 - 9969 (Print)
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Item Association between Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo and Balance: A Narrative Review(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2025-03) Chotai, B; Diwan, SJ; Darji, PP.Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is characterized by brief episodes of vertigo, nausea and/or positional nystagmus upon head movements, is produced by the inadequate presence of statocone particles coming from the utriculus macula floating in the endolymph of the semi-circular canal or attached to their cupule. BPPV is one of the most common peripheral vestibular disorders leading to balance difficulties and increased fall risks. Most patients complain of a loss of equilibrium and unstable gait during and between the vertigo attacks. Literature was explored on search engines (Google scholar, scihub and PubMed) and databases for articles published from 2014 to 2022. The key search phrase, balance and Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo were used to identify potentially relevant articles. The following inclusion criteria were applied for article selection: (1) studies exploring balance in subjects with BPPV. (2) Studies that rated at a score of 7 or higher according to the Pedro scale. Many n=53 relevant articles were identified. After reading the titles and abstracts and assessing eligibility based on the full-text articles, 27 publications were included in our review. Majority studies showed that the outcome (ADL functions, Postural stability, nystagmus, balance, falls, and signs of consciousness) for BPPV reviewed were significantly associated with equilibrium. It was interpreted that balance was significantly affected in patients of BPPV. Also there was still imbalance in long-term even after successful treatment with repositioning maneuvers.Item A Prospective Study To Evaluate The Efficacy Of Platelet-Rich Plasma With Microneedling In Androgenetic Alopecia(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2025-03) Jain, R; Singh, SS.Background: Platelet-Rich Plasma(PRP) has better efficacy when combined with dermaroller. Dermaroller stimulates proliferation and differentiation of stem cells in the hair follicles bulge are a via multiple molecular mechanisms. Methods: Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a simple and safe procedure, which has been used for soft tissue and wound healing. PRP has been used in dermatology for skin rejuvenation and alopecia. They have emerged as new non-surgical treatment modalities for AGA, with minimal side effects and good safety profile. It is a promising treatment option in patients who cannot afford hair transplantation. Results: Total 90 patients included in this study, 15 were female and 75 were male patients. Their age varied from 22 to 48 years with a median age of 32 years. According to subjective scores (PSS), eight patients had excellent results, forty two had very good, 26 had good, 8 had fair results, and 6 (10%) did not have any response. Objective assessment scores (OAS) showed that eight patients had excellent results, 42 had very good, 26 had good, 8 had fair results, and 6 did not have any response. Conclusion: The effect of microneddling by dermaroller with PRP has shown a considerable increase in hair counts in the majority of the subjects in present study. Present study showed excellent results in patients treated with Plapelet-Rich Plasma and Dermaroller. It is really a promising therapeutic modality with an excellent safety profile and patient satisfaction.Item Translation and Cross Cultural Adaptation of Health Literacy Instrument For Adults in Hindi.(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2025-03) Jain, A; Sheth, M.Introduction:Physiotherapists play a significant role in health promotion and wellness. Health literacy canhelp people prevent health problems, protect health and better manage diseases when they arise.There arelack of tool available to measure health literacy in Indian language and according to Indian culture. Aim ofthe study was to translate and cross culturally adapt Health literacy instrument for adults (HELIA) anddetermine the reliability and validity.Method:Methodological study was done on adults aged 18-65 years where permission to translate the scalewas taken from the author. The health literacy instrument for adults was translated into Hindi using forward-backward translation method given by WHO. Forward translation of the scale was done by a Hindi professorsuch as to preserve meaning of the questions in original questionnaire. There was expert panel of five experts(2 physiotherapists, 2 doctors, 1 engineer). Following their suggestions, validated Hindi version 1 was made.Backward translation was done by an independent translator. Version 1 of Hindi version was pilot tested with10 adults whose mean age was(42.3 ± 9.75) years. Suggestions given by them were done and final version 2was given to 20 participants for reliability. One therapist performed scale twice on the same participants forintra-rater reliability and two therapists performed it on same participants for inter-rater reliability, both withtwo days of gap. Correlation and content validity was found. Data was analysed using SPSS 20.Results:There is strong positive correlation between English and Hindi version of HELIA with intraclasscorrelation (ICC=0.89) and interclass correlation (ICC=0.84). Scale content validity index (SCVI) is 0.91 .Conclusion:Hindi version of HELIA is reliable and valid for assessing health literacy in adults. That can beused for assessing health literacy in Hindi speaking community dwelling Indian adults. Clinical managementand research may benefit from the availability of a self-administered.Item A prospective and comparative study to evaluate the efficacy of Dermaroller and Minoxidil combination treatment in androgenic alopecia(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2025-03) Jain, R; Singh, SS.Background:Minoxidil has better efficacy when combined with dermaroller. Dermaroller stimulates proliferation and differentiation of stem cells in the hair follicles bulge are a via multiple molecular mechanisms. Methods: They have emerged as new non-surgical treatment modalities for AGA, with minimal side effects and good safety profile. It is a promising treatment option in patients who cannot afford hair transplantation. Results: Our study showed best results in patients treated with Derma roller and minoxidil. Conclusion: It is a promising therapeutic modality with an excellent safety profile and patient satisfaction.Item Utility Of Homoeopathic Management In Root Canal Treatment With Relation Of Homoeopathic Posology(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2024-01) Darji, D; Patel, G.Background: Root canal treatment saves teeth that would otherwise need to be extracted. It involves removing the damaged or dead nerve tissues and pus in the root canals of teeth that have become infected. The infected or dead tissue is cleaned away and the residual canal space is also cleaned and disinfected, and the root canal is prepared so that it can be sealed with a filling. The tooth can then be restored and can remain in function for many years provided there is sufficient sound tooth structure to support a new filling or crown. Material And Methods: Homoeopathic management in root canal treatment with relation of Homoeopathic posology through case study after defining, analysing then further testing data for accuracy. Selection of medicine was depending on the concept of the individualization. Selection of potency and repetition was based on Homoeopathic posology which describe in Organon of medicine. Result: In study mostly in chronic cases low or medium potency gives good result and In acute cases higher potency with single dose. Conclusion: Our study has concluded that Homoeopathic management has shown utility in root canal treatment.Item Impact On The Quality Of Life Among Acne Patients Attending A Tertiary Care Hospital In The Southwestern Part (Saurashtra Region) Of Gujarat(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2024-01) Purohit, M; Bhabhor, BB; M, Sumana; Bhuptani, NV.Background:Acne vulgaris is a common, chronic disorder resulting from the inflammation of pilosebaceous unit, present with clinically various forms. It is usually prevalent in adolescent may persist in adulthood. This study was conducted to evaluate the quality of life (QoL) in patients suffering from the acne vulgaris.Material And Methods:Hospital based cross sectional study was conducted in 100 patients attending outpatient department of dermatology at a tertiary care hospital in south western part (Saurashtra region) of Gujrat. Dermatology life quality index (DLQI) questionnaire was used to observe the effect of acne among patients.ResultAnd Conclusion:Total numbers of patients enrolled were 100(71 females.29 males). Maximum patients were of the age group 21-30 years with the 52(52%) individuals, followed by 25 (25%) in the age group older than 31 years, and 23 (23%) in the age group younger than 20 years. In general, grade 2 acne was the most common kind of acne. The vast majority had a “very large effect’’ on QoL.Item Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension In Background Of Empty Sella Syndrome(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2024-01) Vaghela, N; Patel, P; Kamdar, P; Chauhan, S.Background:Empty sella syndrome is a rare disorder characterized by enlargement or malformation of a structure in the skull known as the sella turcica. Most individuals with empty sella syndrome do not have any associated symptoms, but the finding raises concerns about hormone deficiencies. Empty sella syndrome may occur as a primary disorder (idiopathic) or as a secondary disorder in which it occurs due to an underlying condition or disorder such as a treated pituitary tumor, head trauma, or a condition known as idiopathic intracranial hypertension (also called pseudotumor cerebri) during which elevated intracranial pressure causes empty sella syndrome. Here we present a case of 25 year married female having symptoms and signs of raised ICP and decreased secondary sexual characters with blood investigations showing hypothyroidism. Her MRI Brain showed features of raised intracranial pressure (ICP) suggestive of Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension with partially empty sella. Patient was diagnosed as Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension with partial empty Sella with hypothyroidism and hypogonadotrophic normogonadism secondary to raised ICP. Patient was treated with IV Mannitol, thyroxine was started according to weight and other supportive treatment. Patient consciousness improved and got better. Patient was discharged with follow up on oral acetazolamide, thyroxine and hormone replacement therapy.Item Biofilm Production And Antifungal Resistance Among Candida Species In Patients With Vulvovaginitis: A Cross Sectional Study(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2024-01) Garg, A; Kaur, N.Background:Vulvovaginal candidiasis (VVC), one of the commonest fungal infections in women of reproductive age group, can become recurrent if not managed appropriately. Recently, production of biofilm, which reduces the susceptibility to anti-fungal agents, has also been implicated in its pathogenesis. Hence, thestudy was planned to determine the prevalence of VVC in cases of vulvovaginitis, identify the pre-dominant candida species,and find out their antifungal susceptibility pattern and to detect biofilm production in the candida isolates. Material And Methods:In this cross-sectional study, all isolates were identified and confirmed by various basic microbiological methods followed by the VITEK-2 system.Biofilm formation was detected by Congo red agar method and Tube method. Descriptive statistical methods were used to evaluate the data collected. Result:Out of total 25 patients, 7 were positive with VVC out of which 2 cases were caused by C.albicans and 5 by Candida Non Albicans (3 by C.glabrata and 2 by C.tropicalis). As compared to NAC, C. albicans is still partially sensitive to fluconazole. Fortunately, both C. albicans and C. tropicalis are still 100% sensitive to voriconazole although resistance has developed partially in C. glabrata. Biofilm production was observed in 3 cases. Conclusion:Majority of cases of VVC were due to NAC predominantly C. glabrata which has grave therapeutic implications as they show decreased susceptibility to all antifungals. Voriconazole is still effective but needs to be used rationally to avoid developing resistance to it also. The evidence of biofilm production could be an important contributor towards increased incidence ofantifungal drug resistance.Item A Clinico-Etiopathological Study Of Leg Ulcers At Tertiary Care Center(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2024-01) Kyada, N; Modha, J; Patel, B; Bhuptani, N.Background:A leg ulcer is a disruption in the epithelial integrity of the skin, typically located between the knee and malleoli, characterized by partial or complete loss of the epidermis and dermis, occasionally extending into the subcutaneous adipose tissue. The incidence of leg ulceration is increasing, due to risk factors such as advancing age and increasing prevalence of risk factors like smoking, obesity, hypertension, and diabetes mellitus. Without timely intervention, these ulcers may recur and precipitate severe complications, imposing substantial economic burdens on patients. Material And Methods:In this observational study, 32 patients with leg ulcer attending the dermatology OPD at P.D.U. medical college, Rajkot,Gujarat were enrolled after obtaining their consent. Detailed history of eachpatient was recorded. Routine investigations and biopsy were done to detect associated risk factors and histopathological correlation. Result:Among the 32 patients,21 (65.62%) were male and 11 (34.38%) were female, predominantly in theage group of >50 years , trophic ulcers(31.25%)was predominant followed byby pyoderma gangrenosum (25%), venous ulcers (18.75%), vasculitic ulcers (15.62%), diabetic ulcers (6.25%), and malignancy-related ulcers (3.12%).History of sensoryneuropathy due to leprosy (33.33%), obesity (21.88%), hypertension (18.75%), diabetes (18.75%), and malignancy (3.12%) were the common risk factors in leg ulcer patients. Conclusion:Due to the complex nature of these ulcers, a thorough diagnostic approach and adherence to treatment plans are essential for successful management.Item Assessment Of Knowledge, Attitude And Practice Regarding Interocclusal Record Materials And Techniques Among Dental Practitioners With Different Training Levels: A Survey Based Study(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2024-01) Shah, R; Mehta, S; Rajput, C; Patel, P; Patel, S; Vania, C.Objective: This study was designed to evaluate the knowledge, attitude and practice regarding interocclusal record materials and techniques among dental practitioners with different training levels like undergraduate and postgraduate and those undergoing post graduation training. Material And Methods: In this survey based study total 152 dentist participated via Google forms. Survey questions were framed aiming to collect general information and knowledge, attitude and practice towards interocclusal record materials. The results obtained from the survey Google forms were analysed. Result: The results show that majority of the participants in the study were PG students (53.3%) followed by BDS (34.2%) and MDS (12.5%). Most of the participants (94.7%) possessed knowledge about interocclusal record materials and 96.7% participants believed that it is necessary for fabrication of prosthesis. Among all participants 75.7% used interocclusal record materials routinely in their practice and having the knowledge of various materials available in market. Conclusion: Within the limitations of the study, it was concluded that most of the practitioners(94.7%) having knowledge about interocclusal record material but not having a knowledge about recently available material like polyether / polyvinylsiloxane and digital intraoral scanner / T scan. Most of the practitioners used wax in their clinical practice routinely. This survey shows that MDS and PG student have greater overall understanding regarding interocclusal record material than BDS. Hence, providing more extensive training related to this topic during undergraduate curriculum will be beneficial.Item The Assessment Of Pharyngeal Airways In Skeletal Class I And Class Ii Malocclusion With Different Growth Patterns In Bhavnagar Population(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2024-01) Seth, Prinsi; Gandhi, Pratik; Javapara, Mamatha; Reddy, Mora Sathi Rami; Vaghela, Jishna; Bapure, SunilBackground:Aim:To evaluate the width of the pharyngeal airways and to ascertain any correlations in skeletal Class I and Class II malocclusion with different growth patterns. Materials and Methods:The sample size 90, divided into 6 groups based on class I and II skeletal relationship with Normal, Horizontal and Vertical growth patterns. Result:Tukey test revealed that the mean upper airway width of hyper divergent group was significantly differentto hypo divergent and norm divergent group (P < 0.05), whereas for lower airway width of hyperdivergent group was significantly lower as compared to hypo divergent group (P < 0.05). Conclusion:Upper airway is influenced by only growth pattern and not malocclusion type. Lower airway is not influenced by growth pattern or malocclusion type.Item Descriptive Prospective Epidemiological Study In Thyroid Eye Disease In Tertiary Eye Care Hospital(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2024-01) Damor, M; Dangi, R; Kumari, AD; Jain, D; Taviyad, P.Background:Thyroid eye disease can have a social and psychological well being, epidemiological evidence of thyroid eye disease is lacking in Gujarat.Material And Methods:The epidemiologicalprospective epidemiological study in 32 thyroid patients in Tertiary care hospital from year 2011 to 2013.Result:In our study female are more affected with diplopia and inferior rectus muscle restrictionConclusion:The prevalenceof Thyroid eye disease now a say increasing in state of Gujarat so the robust result of this study add valuable evidence on Thyroid eye disease in City.Item Development And Validation Of ‘Awareness About Physiotherapy In Stroke’ (APIS) Scale(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2024-01) Ganvir, S; Harischandre, M; Bhagat, P.Background: Aim: To develop and validate a scale for assessing awareness about role of Physiotherapy in Stroke, among general public. Material And Methods: A 2 step approach with test construction and validation of the scale was adopted. The 32 item scale was developed using the specific literature and validated through expert review. It was administered on 50 voluntary Stroke Survivors, divided in 2 groups receiving general Physiotherapy information and Physiotherapy in Stroke information. The effect of education was measured to determine sensitivity and test retest reliability of the scale. Result: Items of the scale revealed good content coverage, positive expert review ratings, and acceptable item properties. It had good test retest reliability and internal consistency. Construct validity was strong specially after providing exposure of Physiotherapy in Stroke information among the sample participants. Conclusion: APIS is a robust tool with preliminary strong psychometric properties which can be used to measure awareness about Physiotherapy in Stroke among general public which can be used as an outcome measure in observational and experimental studies.Item Non-Familial Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia In A Middle-Aged South Asian Male- A Case Report(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2024-01) Bharadwaj, S; Patel, Y; Shah, A; Patel, Y.Background:Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia (HHT) also known as Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome is an autosomal dominant disease with a prevalence of 1 in 5000 to 10,000. It is characterized by mucocutaneous and visceral telangiectasias with multiorgan involvement-resulting in anemia causing a continuous blood transfusion requirement.Case Description:A 45-year-old diabetic male with a history of recurrent epistaxis since 6 years of age presented with anemic heart failure. Upper GI endoscopy and contrast-enhanced CT abdomen were suggestive of multiple telangiectasias in the oral cavity, oropharynx, and jejunal angiodysplasias with duodenal erosions. The patient was diagnosed with HHT based on three out of four Curacao criteria-Recurrent spontaneous epistaxis, Telangiectasias, and Visceral lesions. The patient was treated with oral Thalidomide and Packed Red Cell transfusions. Epistaxis was conservatively managed with topical medications while the patient underwent Argon Plasma Coagulation for gastrointestinal bleeding. According to hematological opinion, Bevacizumab therapy was planned but due to non-affordability, the family decided to continue with the existing treatment and the patient succumbed a month later. Early diagnosis with a low threshold of suspicion is important to improve the quality of life and life expectancy for this disease.Item The Utility Of Boger Boenninghausen’s Characteristics And Repertory In Cases Of Lower Urinary Tract Infection In Women(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2022-12) Oza, N.Background:Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most frequent clinical bacterial infections in women,accounting for nearly 25%of all infections. Around 50–60% of women will develop UTIs in their lifetimes. Present study shows the efficacy of BBCR in cases of Lower Urinary tract infection in women. Objective: To ascertain the role of BBCR Management of lower urinary tract infections. Material and Methods: Purposive Sampling for research purpose will be done. Selection ofthe medicine will be according to concept of Method of Repertorisation given by Dr Boger. Selection ofthe potency and repetition was based on the laws of homoeopathic Posology described in Organon of medicine Result: This study showed a significant relief to women suffering from lower urinary tractinfections. Many patients who were facing difficulty or uneasiness in their day-to day schedule couldattend it with best ability. Conclusion: This study has concluded the great utility of BBCR repertory infinding similimum for cases of LUTI in women.Item To Study The Relationship Of Classification Of Depressive Disorders With The Hahnemannian Concept Of Mental Illness(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2022-12) Joshi, H.Background: Hahnemann (1996) has classified mental illnesses in a rather different way. Heunderstood the mental illness not very different in kind from the physical illness. He classified theillnesses on the principles of cause and effect and the dynamic shift of the illness from the body tomind or vice versa. Aim & Object: To classify patients suffering form Depressive Disorder as per DSM IVcriteria. To determine the relationship of this classification with that enunciated in the 215,216, 221 and225 aphorisms of Organon of Medicine. To evolve the totality of patients on the basis of the aboveevolved Hahnemannian classification of Depressive Disorders. To project a therapeutic plan based onthe finding in 1, 2 and 3 above. Material And Methods: Detailed interview focusing mainly uponsymptomatology for arriving at acomprehensive clinical diagnosis according to DSM IV. Studying theevolutionary pattern of the selected cases to understand them according to the Hahnemannianclassification. Correlating the therapeutic outcome with the principles used and thus discovering anycorrelation between the two approaches. Result and Conclusion: The conclusions range from theconceptual clarity of the applicability of the two systems of classification together to the specificunderstanding of the requirement of appropriate remedy in the appropriate potency and repetitionbased upon a collective understanding of the predisposing and maintaining causes and thesusceptibility. The importance of understanding of the susceptibility came out as the most importantaspect in the combination of the two systems of classification.Item To Study The Role Of Justicia Adhatoda In Management Of Allergic Rhinitis In Children(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2022-12) Oza, N.Background:Allergic rhinitis is the most common chronic disease in children. About onein five children has symptoms by the age of 2 or 3 years. Allergy symptoms can have a profound effect on achild’s health, behavior and ability to learn. Left untreated, allergic rhinitis also can lead to a host of otherserious conditions, including asthma, recurrent middle-ear infections, sinusitis, sleep disorders and chronic cough.This studyisa prospective, clinical,interventional study to e valuate the role of an Indian drug Justicia Adhatoda in management of Allergic Rhinitis among children. Material and Methods: Samples hadbeen selected by simple randomized method from Swami Vivekananda homoeopathic medical college andhospital as well as my private OPD at Vrushti Homoeopathic clinic, jail road, Bhavnagar. The cases werefollowed for a period of 6 months. Result: In this study itis observed that the age group of 7-9 yrs. has found more liable to get allergic rhinitis. Males are more prone to get allergies than females. Among othercausative factors dust is found the most important causative factor. As far as miasms are concerned more cases are found to have all the three miasm.(Psora-Sycotic-syphilis).Conclusion: Justicia Adhatoda,although being a rare remedy has found to improved almost 93% of cases by means of reducing intensity,duration and frequency of cases of allergic rhinitis.Item Effectiveness Of Bowel Nosode Dysentery Compound In Cases Of Generalized Anxiety Disorders(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2022-12) Oza, N.Background: This study aim Effectiveness of bowel nosode Dysentery compound in 40 cases ofgeneralized anxiety disorder a minimum of 1year, of all the age groups and both gender were included inthe study. Material and Methods: Purposive sampling for research purpose has been done. Selection of medicine was according to concept of methods of Repertorisation. Selection of potency and Repetition wasbasedon law of study Homoeopathic posology which is described in Organon of Medicine. Result: The shows that mostly adults are more affected and acute cases are more present. As far as potencyis concerned mostly higher potency was used as nosodes are usually given in higher potency. Conclusion: Our study has concluded that the role of bowel nosode Dysentery compound is very efficacious.Item To Study The Role Of Zingiber In Management Of Acute Summer Diarrhoea In Children(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2022-12) Oza, N.Background:In summer due to heat there may occur shortage of water so people try to get water from anywhere, even purification system is weak due to water shortage causing chance of water getting infected from various bacilli causing water borne diseases like Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera, Typhoid etc. Some other factors like eating ice-creams, ice-gola, out-side unhygienic food, swimming in unclean swimming pool plays important role in development of acute diarrhoea. This study has been done in order to study role of Zingiber in reducing duration, intensity and frequency of summer diarrhoea. So that morbidity due to summer diarrhoea as well as general condition of the patients can be taken care of effectively, gently in a cost-effective manner. Material and Methods:This study is a prospective, clinical, interventional study .Sample of 30 cases had been selected by simple randomized method from Bhavnagar district from Swami Vivekananda homoeopathic medical college and hospital as well as my private OPD at Vrushti Homoeopathic clinic,Jail Road, Bhavnagar. Result:In this study age group of 0-3 and 3-6 are found more liable to get summer diarrhoea .As far as sex distribution is concern male: female is almost same. Cold food, cold drink, ice gola, out-side food, drinking impure water and swimming are found as major causative factors. As far as miasms are concern more cases (almost 60%) are found to have psora in background.Zingiber was used in various potencies in diarrhoea cases and assessment was done on the basis of improvement in terms of reducing intensity, duration and frequency of cases of acute summer diarrhoea. Purposive Sampling for research purpose has been done. Selection of the medicine is according to totality of symptoms. Selection of the potency and repetition was based on laws of Homeopathic Posology which is described in Organon of medicine. Cases were followed for 6 months. Conclusion:There is a better scope in Homoeopathic for the treatment of summer diarrhoea, since the treatment is based on holistic and individualistic approach. A homoeopathic remedy Zingiber not only annihilates the disease but also prevents the complications associated with it.Item A Study Of Efficacy Of Homoeopathic Medicine In Case Of Urticaria(Association of Health Professionals and Health Educators, 2022-12) Boricha, M; Patel, G.Background:Urticaria or hives, that occur everywhere on the body. It start with small eruption to large wheals, with acute almost always being an allergic reaction. It is due to unknown reason and always bothers to patients in his/her routine life. Objectives:To study efficacy of Homoeopathic medicine in case of Urticaria.Material And Methods:Study of Urticaria cases with efficacy of Homoeopathic medicines through case study after defining, analyzing then further testing data for accuracy. Selection of medicine was depending on concept of individualization. Selection of potency and repetition was based on Homoeopathic posology which describe in Organon of Medicine.Result:In study mostly adults are more affected and acute cases are more presented. Mostly medium to high potency was used. Conclusion:Our study has concluded that Homoeopathic medicine has shown the efficacy in treatment of Urticaria. Cases were under the supervision of Homoeopathic physician (Dr. Manisha Boricha).