A Role Of Ferrum Phos 6x In Iron Deficiency Anemia for Females (14-45 Years) Under Iron Supplementation

  • Dr. Khyati Prakash Ananya College of Homoeopathy KIRC Campus, Kalol, Gandhinagar, Gujarat (India)
  • Dr. Vinay Ananya College of Homoeopathy KIRC Campus, Kalol, Gandhinagar, Gujarat (India)

Abstract

Iron deficiency anaemia (IDA) is a prevalent condition among females, particularly those aged 14-45 years, due to menstruation, pregnancy, and other physiological factors that increase iron demand. Traditional iron supplementation is the cornerstone of treatment for IDA; however, it is often associated with side effects such as gastrointestinal discomfort and poor patient compliance. This review explores the potential adjunctive role of Ferrum Phosphoricum 6X (Ferrum Phos 6X), a biochemic tissue salt in homeopathy, in the management of iron deficiency anaemia in females under iron supplementation. Ferrum Phos 6X is believed to enhance the body’s ability to utilize iron more effectively, thereby supporting the hematopoietic process and improving symptoms of anaemia. The review analyses various studies and clinical trials that investigate the efficacy of Ferrum Phos 6X in conjunction with conventional iron therapy. By examining the biochemical mechanisms of Ferrum Phos 6X, its impact on haemoglobin levels, red blood cell count, and overall patient well-being, this review aims to assess whether it can serve as a complementary therapy in the treatment of IDA. The paper also addresses the safety profile of Ferrum Phos 6X, highlighting its non-toxic nature and minimal side effects, making it a potentially valuable option for patients who struggle with the adverse effects of conventional iron supplements. The use of Ferrum Phos 6X may also provide an alternative for patients who prefer natural or homeopathic remedies alongside standard medical treatments. While traditional iron supplementation remains essential for the treatment of IDA, Ferrum Phos 6X could offer additional benefits by improving iron absorption and utilization, enhancing patient outcomes, and reducing the side effects associated with iron therapy. Further research and larger clinical trials are necessary to validate these findings and establish standardized treatment protocols incorporating Ferrum Phos 6X for managing iron deficiency anaemia in women. This review contributes to the ongoing discourse on integrative approaches to healthcare by evaluating the role of homeopathic interventions in the management of chronic conditions like iron deficiency anaemia.

Published
2024-10-11