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Child Missing School Again? Read This

As a practicing homeopath and holistic child health consultant in the Mumbai–Thane region, I meet many concerned parents every monsoon season. Children who were otherwise active start falling sick frequently, with colds, viral fevers, diarrhea, and even dengue. I understand how exhausting this cycle can be—not just for the child, but for the whole family.

With this blog, I want to offer you a balanced, evidence-based understanding of what’s happening this season—and how you, as a parent, can act early, gently, and wisely to boost child immunity naturally.

1.Waterborne Illnesses

  Evidence & News Insights

According to Hindustan Times, there’s been a 40% rise in stomach-related infections among children this monsoon in Thane and Mumbai. Diarrhea, vomiting, stomach cramps—most of these are linked to contaminated water and food.

These illnesses often lead to dehydration, nutritional depletion, and missed school days. From my own clinical experience, children who have sensitive digestion or a history of frequent antibiotic use often struggle more during this time.

I remember treating a 6-year-old boy who fell sick every 10–15 days, mostly after eating out or getting wet in the rain. His immunity was low, his digestion was sensitive, and he had missed over 18 days of school in a term. After a constitutional homeopathic approach and lifestyle tweaks, he missed only 3 days in the following term.

In such cases, I’ve found that gentle, gut-supportive homeopathic remedies—selected after understanding the child’s symptom pattern—can help prevent relapse and strengthen digestive immunity over time.

2. Viral & Respiratory Infections

Evidence & News Insights

Flu-like infections are on the rise again. Hindustan Times reports that 20–50% of outpatient pediatric cases are related to seasonal viruses. Children present with persistent coughs, sore throat, low appetite, and lingering fatigue.

Indian Express (2023) highlighted that viral episodes are now lasting 10–15 days in many children under five. That’s a long time for a growing child to be weak, irritable, and missing out on learning.

While rest, fluids, and observation are essential, I’ve seen consistent improvements when we add constitutional homeopathy. Especially in children who fall sick repeatedly, this approach reduces both the intensity and duration of symptoms.

If your child is frequently unwell, consider home remedies for child fever and professional support before reaching for repeated antibiotics.

3. Hand‑Foot‑Mouth Disease (HFMD)

Evidence & News Insights

We’ve seen a rise in HFMD outbreaks across India. Caused by coxsackie and other enteroviruses, it mostly affects young children. Painful mouth ulcers, rashes, and reduced appetite can disrupt sleep, eating, and school.

The ICMR‑NIV lab in Thane has identified multiple strains of these viruses circulating locally.

Homeopathy can play a gentle but effective role in managing these symptoms, reducing skin discomfort and enhancing your child’s natural immunity without suppressing the illness artificially.

4. Vector‑Borne Illnesses: Dengue, Malaria, Chikungunya

Evidence & News Insights

As per BMC reports (June 2025), there have already been:

  • 395 dengue cases
  • 119 malaria cases
  • 658 chikungunya cases in the Mumbai–Thane belt

Some schools even shifted to online classes due to rising infections. Even actor Emraan Hashmi tested positive for dengue this season, highlighting the widespread risk.

In my practice, I support recovery with hydration, nutritional guidance, and individualized homeopathic remedies. This not only helps with acute symptoms but also reduces post-infection fatigue, which can drag on for weeks.

Reduced Absenteeism & Faster Recovery

Let me share what the data says:
 A 2022 observational study in India found that homeopathic support reduced:

  • Fever duration by 1.5–2 days
  • Antipyretic use by 40%
  • Relapses within 6 months were halved

Schools that use integrative strategies—combining conventional and homeopathic support—report lower school absenteeism and faster child recovery.

In my clinic, I’ve seen this firsthand. Children who once missed 10–15 school days per term now miss just 1–2 days, even during peak flu season. Their immunity improves, and so does their attendance and mood.

How Homeopathy Helps Boost Child Immunity Naturally

As a doctor trained in scientific homeopathy, I don’t just suppress symptoms—I work to find a constitutional remedy that reflects your child’s physical traits, emotional tendencies, and response to illness.

Here’s what this approach can achieve:

  •  Shorten illness duration
  •  Reduce the intensity of symptoms
  •  Prevent frequent relapses
  •  Minimize medicine use and side effects

And most importantly, it builds deep, lasting immunity from within.

Why Parents Are Choosing Homeopathic Treatment

Every week, I hear things like:

“My child bounced back faster, without antibiotics every time.”
 “We’ve had fewer days off from school this term.”
 “Even when they get sick, it’s milder. That gives me peace of mind.”

This is not just anecdotal. It’s real-world evidence building over time. In fact, over 200+ families in the Thane–Mulund belt have used this integrative approach with promising results in the past 2 years.

What You Can Do As a Proactive Parent

  • If your child falls sick frequently, consult a trained homeopath
  • Watch for patterns: recurring fevers, lingering colds, slow recovery
  • Focus on gut health, sleep, hygiene, and fresh, seasonal food
  • Avoid self-medicating, especially with repeat antibiotics
  • Support your child with natural remedies under supervision

 A Gentle, Evidence-Aligned Step Forward

In my 15+ years of practice, I’ve seen how homeopathy—when applied with care and precision—can transform a child from sickly to strong. It’s not about replacing conventional medicine—it’s about complementing it, especially when your child’s immunity needs that extra boost.

If you’re tired of the sickness-antibiotic-sickness cycle, this could be the gentle, science-backed shift you’ve been looking for.

You don’t need to change everything overnight.
 You just need to start.
 And I’m here to walk with you.

Ready to Take the First Step?

If you’re wondering whether your child’s immune system is monsoon-ready, or if frequent illness is disrupting learning and growth, start here:

 Fill the Child Immunity Self-Check Form
In just 2 minutes, assess your child’s immunity with a simple checklist designed by a holistic doctor.

 Book an Online Consultation with Dr. Rajeshwari Yadav. Get personalized, integrative guidance to help your child recover faster and thrive naturally this season.

 

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Understanding Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

Imagine waking up every day unsure of how your stomach will behave. Will you enjoy a meal without discomfort, or will you be stuck near a bathroom all day? This is the reality for many living with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), a condition that turns daily activities into sources of anxiety.

Take Riya, for instance. A vibrant 30-year-old who used to love trying new foods and socializing with friends. But recently, she’s been avoiding dinner parties and spontaneous outings. The unpredictability of her symptoms—bloating, cramping, and alternating bouts of diarrhea and constipation—has made her once-joyful routine a challenge.

If you can relate to Riya’s story, you’re not alone. IBS affects millions of people, yet each person’s experience is unique. While some days might be manageable, others can feel overwhelming. The key to managing IBS lies in understanding your body, identifying your triggers, and finding a treatment that works for you.

What is IBS, and What Causes It?

IBS, or Irritable Bowel Syndrome, is a functional gastrointestinal disorder, meaning that while it causes significant symptoms, it doesn’t lead to visible damage in the digestive tract. The exact cause of IBS isn’t entirely understood, but it’s believed to be related to a combination of factors:

  • Gut-Brain Interaction: There’s a miscommunication between your brain and gut, leading to abnormal muscle contractions in your intestines.
  • Gut Motility Issues: These abnormal contractions can cause food to move too quickly (leading to diarrhea) or too slowly (leading to constipation) through your digestive tract.
  • Sensitivity: People with IBS often have a heightened sensitivity to intestinal pain and discomfort.
  • Gut Microbiome: An imbalance in the bacteria in your gut may contribute to IBS symptoms.
  • Genetics and Environment: A family history of IBS and stressful life events can increase your risk.

How is IBS Different from Other Gastrointestinal Illnesses?

One of the most common questions I hear is, “How is IBS different from other digestive disorders?” Unlike conditions such as Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis, IBS does not cause inflammation or permanent damage to the digestive tract. This means that while IBS can cause chronic discomfort, it doesn’t increase the risk of colon cancer or other serious gastrointestinal diseases.

Pathophysiology of IBS

The pathophysiology of IBS is complex and involves multiple factors:

  • Altered Bowel Motility: In IBS, the muscles in the walls of the intestines contract more strongly or weakly than normal, affecting how food moves through the digestive system.
  • Visceral Hypersensitivity: Patients with IBS may have an increased sensitivity to pain caused by gas or bowel movements.
  • Gut-Brain Axis Dysregulation: The communication between the central nervous system and the enteric nervous system (the gut’s nervous system) is often disrupted, leading to IBS symptoms.

How to Recognize If You Have IBS

You might wonder, “How do I know if I’m suffering from IBS?” The diagnosis of IBS is typically made based on symptoms, as there are no specific tests for it. Common symptoms include:

  • Abdominal Pain or Cramping: Often relieved by bowel movements.
  • Bloating and Gas: Persistent feelings of fullness or swelling in the abdomen.
  • Irregular Bowel Movements: Ranging from diarrhea to constipation, sometimes both in alternating patterns.

Common Questions About IBS

As someone living with IBS, you might have several questions. Here are some of the most common ones I hear:

  1. What foods should I avoid?
    • Foods like garlic, onions, wheat, and dairy, often trigger symptoms.
  2. Can stress make IBS worse?
    • Yes, stress can exacerbate IBS symptoms, as it affects the gut-brain connection.
  3. Is IBS the same as IBD?
    • No, IBS is a functional disorder without inflammation, while IBD (like Crohn’s disease) involves inflammation and can cause damage to the digestive tract.
  4. How is IBS treated?
    • Treatment typically involves dietary changes, stress management, and sometimes medication. Homeopathy can also be a valuable tool.
  5. Will IBS ever go away?
    • IBS is a chronic condition, but symptoms can be effectively managed with the right approach.

Managing IBS with Diet

One of the biggest challenges with IBS is figuring out which foods trigger your symptoms. Foods high in —certain types of carbohydrates—are common culprits. These include:

  • Fruits: Apples, pears, watermelon.
  • Vegetables: Garlic, onions, cauliflower.
  • Grains: Wheat, rye, barley.
  • Dairy: Milk, soft cheeses.
  • Legumes: Lentils, chickpeas.
  • Sweeteners: Honey, high fructose corn syrup.

Avoiding or reducing these foods can significantly improve your symptoms. But diet is just one piece of the puzzle.

Finding Balance with Homeopathy

So, how can homeopathy help? Homeopathy offers a holistic, individualized approach to treating IBS. Instead of just addressing symptoms, homeopathy aims to treat the root cause, helping restore balance in your digestive system and overall health.

For example, Riya found relief through a personalized homeopathic treatment plan. By focusing on her specific symptoms, lifestyle, and triggers, we were able to reduce her flare-ups, improve her digestion, and give her the confidence to enjoy life again without the constant worry of IBS symptoms.

Conclusion: Your Journey to Relief

Living with IBS doesn’t have to mean living in discomfort or fear. With the right approach, including dietary adjustments, stress management, and holistic treatments like homeopathy, you can regain control over your digestive health.

Remember, every person’s IBS journey is different. Together, we can explore the best path for you, leading to lasting relief and a healthier, happier life.