Patient Story
Disease : Chronic-CSF Rhinorrhea ,Chronic-Hypothyroidism,Chronic-Sensorineural hearing loss,Chronic-Essential Hypertension,Chronic-Chronic Allergic Rhinitis
Last Updated on : 17 Mar 2026
Case Started on : 18 Nov 2025
The patient presents with CSF rhinorrhea from the right nostril for the past one month, confirmed radiologically with a bony defect measuring approximately 2.3 mm. The nasal discharge was continuous and watery in nature.
She complained of a right-sided headache associated with a sensation of heaviness, which aggravated on bending forward. There was no history of head injury or trauma.
The patient had received allopathic as well as homoeopathic treatment, along with regular medication for hypertension and hypothyroidism, but no significant improvement was noted initially.
In search of further treatment options, the patient came across educational videos on social media by Dr. Ravi Singh and subsequently booked a consultation with Dr. Ravi. During the consultation, Dr. Ravi explained the proposed homoeopathic treatment approach, including the concept of medicine transmission through hair.
Initially, the patient was skeptical about this treatment modality, particularly because her brother, who is a surgeon, did not believe in this system of treatment and strongly opposed it, expressing concerns regarding its scientific validity.
However, after observing the clinical improvement and complete cessation of CSF rhinorrhea, the patient’s homoeopathic treatment, which was initiated on 18 November 2025, led to complete stoppage of CSF leak on 5 January 2026.
Following these results, the patient’s brother was also impressed by both the clinical outcome and the method of treatment, and his opposition subsequently resolved.
After 13 Days
Follow-up on call (01 December 2025)
The patient reports that the CSF discharge continues to be watery and remains unchanged, with neither increase nor decrease. Recently, swelling has developed over the upper eyelid, which is causing concern to the patient. Overall, the condition remains the same as before, with no marked improvement or worsening noted so far. At present, the patient is also suffering from an allergic cough. The follow-up was conducted over a phone call, during which the patient expressed anxiety regarding the persistence of symptoms.
After 27 Days
Follow-up on call (15 December 2025):
During the follow-up, it was reported that the patient has been experiencing continuous fever for the past eight days, which has been causing significant physical discomfort and general weakness. The cough has reduced slightly compared to earlier, providing mild symptomatic relief. However, the CSF discharge remains persistent and unchanged, with no noticeable improvement observed till now. Overall, the condition continues to cause concern, and close monitoring is advised.
After 1 Month and 18 Days
Follow-up (05 January 2026):
During the follow-up, the patient reported that since yesterday there has been a slight reduction in CSF discharge, which is a reassuring development. The cough and fever have also decreased, bringing some relief after a prolonged period of illness. However, the patient expressed concern that due to persistent cough and fever over the past fifteen days, breathlessness (dyspnea) has been present. This ongoing symptom continues to cause discomfort and warrants careful observation and further evaluation.
After 1 Month and 27 Days
Follow-up on call (14 January 2026):
Following the previous follow-up, the patient reports that the CSF discharge has completely stopped, which is a very encouraging sign. There has been no recurrence of leakage since then. The patient describes an overall improvement in health, with the general condition remaining stable and satisfactory. This positive progress has brought noticeable relief and reassurance.
After 2 Months and 7 Days
Follow-up: 24 jan 2026
The patient has achieved complete recovery, with no CSF discharge noted since 5 January. There has been no recurrence of leakage, and the patient reports feeling well overall. The general condition remains stable and satisfactory, providing significant relief and reassurance.
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