Non-Surgical Management of Chalazion through Individualized Homoeopathic Treatment: An Evidence Based Case Report

Chalazion, a persistent, painless swelling of the eyelid caused by meibomian gland blockage. It is typically treated conservatively, with corticosteroid injections, or with surgical excision, which may be result into discomfort, recurrence, or cosmetic issues. In this case report, a 35-year-old woman has a reddish, painless swelling on her right lower eyelid that is 8 mm in size and has been there for two months which is accompanied by heaviness sensation of eyelid. Following a thorough case study that included physical, mental, and general symptoms, First, Pulsatilla 200C ,Two doses were given. Followed by Placebo was prescribed. A gradual decrease in swelling and redness was noted after three weeks, followed by full resolution by five weeks. A three-month follow-up revealed no recurrence, and With a Modified Naranjo Criteria score of +9, the case demonstrated a causal relationship between the intervention and the result.