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Repertory - Fourth Year BHMS

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Repertory - Fourth Year BHMS

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CoursesBHMSRepertory - Fourth Year BHMSAcne (adult)

Acne (adult)

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Acne (adult)

1. PRELIMINARY DATA

  • No.: 239/2026
  • Patient's Name: HIJ
  • Address: Flat 2503, Pearl Residency, Pune.
  • Occupation: Graphic Designer (sedentary, screen time, irregular sleep)
  • Religion: Hindu
  • Date: 01/09/2026
  • Age: 32 Years
  • Sex: Female
  • Education: B.Des
  • Status: Single

2. CHIEF COMPLAINTS AND ASSOCIATED TROUBLES

LOCATIONSENSATION & PATHOLOGYA/F & MODALITIESCONCOMITANTS
Face & BackPersistent inflammatory acne (papules, pustules, nodules), scarring, oily skin, blackheads/whiteheads< Stress, < Hormonal changes (pre-menstrual), < Spicy/oily food, < Heat, > Cool open air, > Cold applications, since 15 years (adult persistent, worse last 5 years)Itching, pain in nodules, low self-esteem, anxiety about appearance
GeneralHormonal imbalance< Menstrual cycleDepression, irritability

3. PERSONAL PAST & FAMILY HISTORY

  • Past History: Teenage acne suppressed with antibiotics/topicals; recurrent flares post-25; suppressed with isotretinoin (partial relief, side effects); PCOS diagnosed 3 years ago (on metformin); irregular menses.
  • Family History: Mother has adult acne & PCOS. Sister has hormonal acne. Father has oily skin.
  • Developmental Landmarks: All milestones were reached at the appropriate age.

4. PATIENT AS A PERSON (PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS)

A. Physical Characteristics

  • Appetite: Normal
  • Desires: Cold drinks (+++), Sweets (+)
  • Aversions: Fatty food
  • Thirst: Increased, for cold water
  • Elimination:
    • Urine: Normal
    • Stool: Regular
    • Perspiration: Profuse on face/back, sour
  • Sleep: Disturbed by stress; wakes anxious
  • Thermal State: Hot patient (prefers cool, uncovers)

B. Reactions - Physical Factors

  • Weather: Aggravation in hot humid weather
  • Position: Better open air

5. MENTAL STATE (Psychodynamic & Life-Space)

  • Nature: Irritable, sensitive, low confidence
  • Anxiety: About appearance, social interactions
  • Fear: Fear of permanent scarring, fear rejection
  • Dreams: Being ugly, criticized, isolation
  • Other: Depression, feels unattractive

6. PHYSICAL GENERAL EXAMINATION

  • Wt: 68 kg | Ht: 162 cm | Temp: 98.6Β°F
  • RR: 18/min | Pulse: 82 bpm | B.P.: 124/80 mmHg
  • Face: Oily, multiple acne lesions/scars
  • Tongue: Clean
  • Nails: Normal
  • Skin: Oily, comedones, inflammatory papules |

7. SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION

  • Skin: Face/back acne grade III, cysts/nodules, scarring
  • Endocrine: Signs of PCOS (hirsutism mild)
  • CVS: S1, S2 Normal
  • GIT: Normal

8. ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF SYMPTOMS

  • Mental General: Irritability, anxiety about appearance, depression (Grade 3)
  • Physical General: Hot patient, desire cold drinks/sweets, profuse sour sweat, oily skin (Grade 3)
  • Particular: Adult acne with inflammation/scarring, < stress/hormonal, > cool air/cold (Grade 2)

9. SELECTION OF REPERTORY WITH REASON

  • Repertory: Kent’s Repertory of Homoeopathic Materia Medica
  • Reason: Chronic skin disorder with strong Mental Generals (anxiety, depression) and Physical Generals (thermal, desires, sweat) dominating; Kent suits skin rubrics for adult acne.

10. TOTALITY OF SYMPTOMS FOR REPERTORISATION

  • Anxiety about appearance
  • Irritability/depression
  • Desire cold drinks/sweets
  • Hot patient
  • Profuse sour perspiration
  • Acne inflammatory scarring
  • Oily skin blackheads
  • < Stress, pre-menstrual
  • Cool air, cold applications

  • Hormonal/PCOS link
  • Family acne/PCOS

11. CONVERSION INTO REPERTORIAL RUBRICS

SR. NO.SYMPTOMSRUBRICS WITH SUB-RUBRICSPAGE NO. (Kent)
1Anxiety appearanceMind; ANXIETY; health, about6
2Sadness depressionMind; SADNESS75
3Desire cold drinksStomach; DESIRES; cold drinks484
4Skin eruptions acneSkin; ERUPTIONS; acne1309
5Skin oilySkin; OILY1310
6Perspiration sourPerspiration; ODOR; sour1298
7Heat sensationGeneralities; HEAT; sensation of1366

12. SELECTION OF REPERTORIZATION (NUMERICAL ORDER)

SR. NO.REMEDIESRUBRICS COVEREDTOTAL MARKS
1Pulsatilla7/721
2Sulphur6/718
3Sepia5/715

13. MIASMATIC INTERPRETATION

PSORASYCOSISTUBERCULARSYPHILIS
Acne, irritability, hotScarring, hormonal imbalanceFamily acne/PCOSDestructive fear rejection

Dominant Miasm: Sycotic-Psoric

14. FINAL STEPS

  • Provisional Diagnosis: Acne (adult, inflammatory)
  • Differentiation of Remedies: Compared Pulsatilla with Sulphur. Sulphur has more burning/itching, hot/untidy; Pulsatilla matches changeable acne, weepiness/irritability, hot patient, desire cold drinks, < hormonal/stress, > cool air. Sepia more indifference/hormonal.
  • Selection of Remedy (Materia Medica): Pulsatilla matches adult acne with inflammation, scarring, oily skin, weepiness/anxiety about appearance, hot patient, desire cold drinks, < hormonal (Ref: Allen’s Keynotes, Boericke).
  • Selection of Potency: 200C (Chronic skin/hormonal miasmatic case, sensitive constitution)
  • Actual Prescription:
    • Pulsatilla 200 β€” single dose (one dose only, wait & watch)
    • Placebo β€” 4 pills twice a day for 8 weeks

15. FOLLOW-UP'S TABLE

DATECOMPLAINTSREMEDYADVICE
20/09/2026New lesions reduced 60%, inflammation milder, mood betterPlaceboGentle cleansing, avoid oily food, stress reduction
20/01/2027Acne mostly clear, scarring fading, confidence improvedPlaceboContinue skincare, hormonal check if needed