Non-Surgical Management of Foot Ganglion and its Complication by Arnica Montana through BBCR: A Case Report

Abstract

Foot ganglion is benign lump on foot possibly connected to joint’s capsule tendon sheath. Except lump like swelling there are no symptoms. Sometime there is pain, tingling sensation and numbness produced due to its pressure effect over adjacent nerve and vascular structure.  Conventional treatment of choice is surgical intervention which may produce limited cosmetic value and recurrency is also there. Here, 50 years aged female patient reported foot ganglion and its complication on left foot. By Individualized homoeopathic medicine within three months the case was completely managed. This is evidence by photography. Modified Naranjo Criteria (MONARCH) for Homoeopathy tool was used to assess causal attribution between homoeopathic medicine and case which showed +9 indicating positive attribution.