{"paper_id":"98894157-125e-4bfa-8407-d745c774376f","body_text":"Journal of Integrated Standardized Homoeopathy • Article in Press | 1\nCase Report\nOvarian chocolate cyst treated successfully with \nhomoeopathic constitutional remedy: A case report\nArpita Sen1\n1Department of Organon of Medicine, National Institute of Homoeopathy, Kolkata, West Bengal, India.\nINTRODUCTION\nAdnexal lesions are fairly common in women of reproductive age; they are often detected \naccidentally but may present with symptoms. The ovarian involvement is seen in approximately \n50% of cases, where endometrial cysts, also referred to as chocolate cysts, are the most prevalent \nlesions.[1,2] These cysts are normally filled with menstrual blood, and according to a hypothesis, \nthe uneven surface of the ovaries encourages endometriosis spread.[3] One of the uncommon side \neffects of a chocolate cyst is gynaecological emergencies, such as bleeding, torsion and rupture, as \nwell as adhesion to other intra-abdominal organs and fistula formation.[4]\nAmong the reproductive age group, approximately 17–44% of women with endometriosis are \ndiagnosed with chocolate cysts.[5] While the cause of ectopic endometrium is still unknown, some \ngynaecologists believe that it comes from endometrial tissue in monthly bleeding that backflows, \nwhile others assume that coelomic metaplasia is to blame. [6] Functional or physiological cysts, \nsuch as corpus luteal cysts and follicular cysts, can develop when follicles fail to mature during \novulation because of excessive follicle-stimulating hormone levels or the absence of a luteinising \nhormone surge right before ovulation. The diameter of follicle cysts is typically >2.5 cm. Granulosa \ncells produce excess oestrogen, which leads to less frequent menstruation. Haemorrhagic cysts \ncan develop from corpus luteal cysts and follicle cysts.[7,8]\nWhile laparoscopy is the gold standard diagnostic technique, ultrasound screening has become \npopular for detecting ovarian pathology. Ovarian lesions have high specificity (73–83%) and \nsensitivity (89–100%) when scored sono graphically.[9,10] An ovarian endometriotic cyst often has \nABSTRACT\nEndometriomas (ovarian endometriotic cysts), commonly referred to as chocolate cysts, represent the most \nfrequent ovarian manifestation of endometriosis. This report describes the case of a 22-year-old woman diagnosed \nwith endometriosis and a right ovarian endometrioma who was managed in an outpatient setting in 2021. A \ndetailed case evaluation was performed, and an individualized homoeopathic prescription was formulated based \non the totality of symptoms. Thuja was prescribed initially, followed subsequently by Medorrhinum. Complete \nremission was observed during the course of treatment. This case suggests the potential role of individualized \nhomoeopathic management in the treatment of ovarian endometrioma. Further well-designed clinical studies are \nwarranted to evaluate the effectiveness of this therapeutic approach.\nKeywords: Amenorrhoea, Corpus luteal cysts, Endometrioma, Homoeopathy, Ovarian cyst\nThis is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-Share Alike 4.0 License, which allows others \nto remix, transform, and build upon the work non-commercially, as long as the author is credited and the new creations are licensed under the identical terms.\n©2026 Published by Scientific Scholar on behalf of Journal of Integrated Standardized Homoeopathy\n*Corresponding author: \nDr. Arpita Sen,  \nDepartment of Organon of \nMedicine, National Institute of \nHomoeopathy, Kolkata, West \nBengal, India.\nsenshonai24@gmail.com \nReceived: 27 March 2024  \nAccepted: 18 September 2025  \nEPub Ahead of Print: 11 August 2026 \nPublished:\nDOI \n10.25259/JISH_22_2024\nQuick Response Code:\nwww.jish-mldtrust.com\nJournal of Integrated Standardized \nHomoeopathy\nArticle in Press\n\nSen: A case of ovarian cyst treated successfully with homoeopathic constitutional remedy\nJournal of Integrated Standardized Homoeopathy • Article in Press | 2\na diffuse, low-echoic look, with sporadic hyperechoic foci in \nthe wall of the cyst, which can range in diameter from 3 to \n6 cm. [11] It is typically described as having inner echoes that \nresemble ground glass and show up on ultrasono graphy as a \ncomplex mass.[12]\nIn this report, we present a case of a unilateral chocolate cyst \nthat changed to a bilateral ovarian cyst and was completely \ntreated with homoeopathic remedies. \n CASE REPORT\nA 22-year-old married woman presented to the outpatient \ndepartment of the National Institute of Homoeopathy, Salt \nLake, Sector 3, Kolkata, on 08  September 2021, with an \nultrasound report showing a diagnosis of endometriosis \ncontaining a right ovarian chocolate cyst.\nPresent complaints\n•\t Menses have been irregular for 4–5 months\n•\t Last menstrual period: 15 July 2022\n•\t Pain cutting in the lower abdomen 2  days before \nmenses, which aggravates significantly during the flow, \naccompanied by backache and is ameliorated after \nmenses\n•\t Scanty flow of menses\n•\t Itching of the vulva during menses\n•\t Offensive menstrual discharge\n•\t Menstrual blood stains clothes and is difficult to wash off\n•\t Painful small eruptions on the scalp along the hairline, \nitching when dry\n•\t Pain in the vertex and sensation of burning in the eyes\n•\t Itching vesicular eruptions over the buttocks for \n1 month, itching < on applying water\n•\t Flatulence, sour taste of the mouth\n•\t Coition painful, sensitive vagina.\nMenstrual history\n•\t Onset: 12 years of age\n•\t Duration: 3 days\n•\t Cycle: Early and scanty\n•\t Colour: Blackish menstrual discharge.\nMedical history\n•\t Jaundice: 6 years of age\n•\t Measles: 20  years of age and 2 nd  time, 3  months after \ndelivery\n•\t Shoulder dislocation after a fall: 5 years prior\n•\t Chicken pox: 21 years of age.\nFamily history\nPaternal side\n•\t Father: Diabetes, carbuncle\n•\t Grandmother (dead): Diabetes mellitus.\nMaternal side\n•\t Mother: Uterine tumour (operated), appendicitis \n(operated).\nPersonal history\nPatient has no addictions; she lives in a well-ventilated house. \nShe consumes a mixed diet and eats at regular intervals.\nGeneralities\nPhysical generals\n•\t Appetite: Moderate\n•\t Desire: Sour (++)\n•\t Aversion: Nothing in particular.\n•\t Intolerance: Meat (++), fatty foods (+)\n•\t Thirst: Moderate\n•\t Tongue: Coated white in the middle\n•\t Perspiration: Profuse with strong odour\n•\t Urine: Clear\n•\t Stool: Constipated, not clear\n•\t Sleep: Disturbed\n•\t Dreams: Falling from height (++), of dead (+)\nMental generals\n•\t Short tempered\n•\t Cries when angry\n•\t Thoughts of suicide\n•\t Desire to be alone\n•\t While walking alone feels as if someone is behind her\n•\t Hallucinations as if someone were passing by\n•\t Aversion to music that makes her sad.\nInvestigations\nPatient brought an ultrasound report [refer Figure 1]:\nRight ovary: Chocolate cyst measuring 3.88 cm × 3.55 cm in \nsize, with the right ovary measuring 5.35 cm × 4.27 cm.\nLeft ovary normal in size, shape, and parenchymal echo \npattern.\nImpression: Thickened endometrium 1.55  cm. Bulky right \novary with right ovarian chocolate cyst.\n\nSen: A case of ovarian cyst treated successfully with homoeopathic constitutional remedy\nJournal of Integrated Standardized Homoeopathy • Article in Press | 3\nEvaluation of symptoms\nMental\n•\t Desire to be alone\n•\t While walking alone feels as if someone is behind her\n•\t Hallucinations as if someone were passing by\n•\t Aversion to music, which makes her sad.\nPhysical\n•\t Scanty flow of menses\n•\t Itching of the vulva during menses\n•\t Menses are difficult to wash off\n•\t Coition painful, sensitive vagina\n•\t Desire for sour foods\n•\t Intolerance to meat, fatty foods\n•\t Pain in the vertex and sensation of burning in the eyes\n•\t Disturbed sleep\n•\t Dreams of falling from a height, of dead\n•\t Perspiration profuse and strong odour.\nParticulars\n•\t Pain in lower abdomen 2 days before menses, aggravates \nsignificantly during the flow, accompanied by backache, \nand is ameliorated after menses.\nTotality of symptoms\n•\t Desire to be alone\n•\t While walking alone feels as if someone behind her\n•\t Aversion to music, which makes her sad\n•\t Coition painful, sensitive vagina\n•\t Pain in lower abdomen before menses\n•\t Difficult to wash off\n•\t Scanty flow of menses\nBased on the above miasmatic explanation of symptoms \n[Table 1], we can infer that the individual has a Psora-Sycotic \nbackground.[13]\n•\t Itching of genitalia during menses\n•\t Desire for sour\n•\t Intolerance to meat\n•\t Disturbed sleep\n•\t Dreams of falling from height, of dead\n•\t Sensation of burning in eyes.\nRubrics for reportorial analysis\n1. Mind – Company – aversion to\n2. Mind – Delusions – people – behind him; someone is\n3. Mind – Music – agg\n4. Female genitalia/sex – coition – painful\n5. Female genitalia/sex – pain- menses – before- agg\n6. Female genitalia/sex – sensitiveness\n7. Female genitalia/sex – menses – wash off, difficult to\n8. Female genitalia/sex – menses – scanty\n9. Female genitalia/sex – itching – vagina\n10. Generals – food and drinks – meat- agg\n11. Generals – food and drinks – sour foods, acids – desire\n12. Sleep – disturbed\n13. Dreams – dead bodies\n14. Dreams – falling\n15. Eye-pain – burning.\nAnalysis of repertorial result\nThe synthesis repertory was consulted, and the symptoms were \nrepertorised using the RADAR software.[14] Kali carb, Calcarea \ncarb and Thuja covered all 13 symptoms, followed by sulphur \ncovering 12 symptoms and sepia 11 symptoms [Figure 2].\nFinal selection of medicine\nThough Kali carb secured the highest score, Thuja seems to \nbe indicated as the patient concerned has a sycotic inclination \nwhich we can see from her family history where her mother \nhad a uterine tumour and appendicitis. Thuja also covers the \nsphere of action of the ailment i.e., genito-urinary organs. \nAfter considering the entire case, including the patient’s \ncurrent complaints, medical and family history, and consulting \nthe Materia Medica, Thuja was the final prescription.\nPrescription\n•\t Thuja 0/2, 16 doses\nFigure  1: Ultrasound report of whole abdomen before treatment \n(21  August 2021). (USG: Ultrasonography, VU: Vesicoureteral, \nSOL: Space-occupying lesion, POD: Pouch of Douglas).\n\nSen: A case of ovarian cyst treated successfully with homoeopathic constitutional remedy\nJournal of Integrated Standardized Homoeopathy • Article in Press | 4\nTable 1: Follow-up.\nDate Complaints Medicine\n28 \nSeptember \n2021\nLMP 20 August 22. Pain before menses slightly reduced, with reduction in itching \neruption on buttocks and genitalia, also improvement seen in vertex pain. However, her \nmenstrual flow remains scanty and painful coition persists\nThuja 0/3, 16 doses, 1/day\nPotency raised to\nThuja 0/4, 16 doses, 1/day\n20 October \n2021\nLMP 25 September 22. Pain before menses reduced, flow scanty, itching in vulva during \nmenses reduced, coition painful, eruption along on hairline margin much reduced \nsignificantly, itching eruption on buttocks ameliorated, burning eyes reduced, sleep \nslightly disturbed, dreams of dead\nThuja 0/5, 16 doses, 1/day\nThuja 0/6, 16 doses, 1/day\n26 \nNovember \n2021\nLMP 25 October 2022. Pain before menses reduced but still present, itching in vulva \nreduced, coition painful, eruptions along on hairline margin ameliorated, burning eyes \npresent remains, sleep slightly disturbed\nThuja 0/7, 16 doses, 1/day\nThuja 0/8, 16 doses, 1/day\n3 January \n2022\nLMP 22 December 2022. Pain before menses now slight, but more when flow starts, \nitching in vulva reduced, coition painful, burning eyes persists remains, sleep slightly \ndisturbed, dreams of falling\nThuja 0/9, 16 doses, 1/day\nThuja 0/10, 16 doses, 1/day\n14 March \n2022\nLMP 19 February 2022. Pain before menses now only in the small of the back, itching \nin vulva much reduced and coition painful reduced, burning eyes reduced, sleep slightly \ndisturbed\nThuja 0/11, 16 doses, 1/day\nThuja 0/12, 16 doses, 1/day\n09 May \n2022\nLMP 16 April 2022. Some backache before menses, pain during menses reduced, menses \nstain difficult to wash off, offensiveness present, itching in vulva no more, coition painful \nmuch reduced, burning eyes ameliorated, sleep better, hallucinations of someone beside \nher\nThuja 0/13, 16 doses, 1/day\n21 June \n2022\nLMP 15 May 2022. Some backache before menses, pain during menses reduced but \nremains, menses stain difficult to wash off, offensiveness present, hallucinations of \nsomeone beside her, thirst much, especially of fridge water. Itching genitalia returned \nagain. Aversion to company. Much desire for sour. Burning of feet present. All these \nsymptoms finds Medorrhinum in its simillimum [refer Figure 3]\n1. Medorrhinum 200, 2 doses, \n1/day.\n2. Placebo, in 1 drachm \nglobules/day for 1 month.\n04 August \n2022\nLMP 11 July 2022. Overall better, menstrual troubles reduced but offensiveness of \ndischarge present, difficult to wash off, hallucinations of someone beside her now less \noften, thirst much, especially of fridge water\n1. Medorrhinum 1M, 1 dose/ day\n2. Placebo, in 1 drachm \nglobules/day for 1 month.\n15 October \n2022\nLMP 13/09/22. Patient is better overall [refer Figure 4] Placebo\nLMP: Last menstrual period\nFigure 2: Repertorial chart 1.\n\nSen: A case of ovarian cyst treated successfully with homoeopathic constitutional remedy\nJournal of Integrated Standardized Homoeopathy • Article in Press | 5\n•\t One medicated globule no. 10 in 120 mL of aqua dist\n•\t Add 10 drops of rectified spirit\n•\t Mark 16 doses\n•\t Take one dose every morning on an empty stomach for \n16 days.\nAdminister 10 uniform downward strokes before each \nsuccessive administration. Take one teaspoon of the solution \nfrom the stock bottle and put it in the glass. Add four \nounces of distilled water to the glass. Stir briskly. Take only \none teaspoon from this glass and place it in your mouth, \nholding it under your tongue if possible, for a moment \nbefore swallowing. Discard the remainder of the remedy \nsolution left in the glass. To be taken early in the morning \non an empty stomach. Every day, go for a vigorous 30-min \nwalk in the morning and perform Surya Namaskar. In the \nevening, practice the following yoga poses: Padmasana, \nBhadrasana, Bhujangasana, Naukasana, Sukhasana, and \nChakrasana. If possible, take a 30-min brisk walk in the \nevening as well. Get enough rest–7 or 8 h. Diet: Steer clear \nof all fast food, greasy foods, chocolates, bread, pasta, \nbiscuits, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages. Food amounts \nshould be consistent, as should regular eating and snacking \nin between meals. Mealtimes should also be consistent and \nwell-managed.\nResponse\nThe patient reported a remarkable reduction in pain \nbefore menses, with a gradual and steady improvement in \nher dysmenorrhoea, as well as changes in the colour and \nconsistency of her menstruation, including less staining \nand regular menstrual cycles. The patient also reported \nimprovements in her overall health and mental well-being. \nAn ultrasound done [refer Figure 5] on 06 May 2022 revealed \nright ovary - 2.96 cm × 1.98 cm with a 2.30 cm × 1.63 cm cyst \nand left ovary - 2.42 cm × 2.20 cm, with a 1.63 cm × 1.38 cm \ncyst. Bilateral ovarian cyst was diagnosed without chocolate \ncyst; the endometrial echo texture was homogenous. Thuja \nwas the first prescription and the potency was increased to \n0/13. During the patient’s visit on 21 June 2022, no further \nimprovement was noticed, and some new symptoms \nappeared, including increased thirst for cold water and \nburning of the feet.\nTherefore, the case was redefined based on the new symptoms.\nThe following symptoms were taken into consideration:\n•\t Aversion to company\n•\t Delusion of someone behind her\n•\t Menses stain difficult to wash off\n•\t Itching of genitals\n•\t Desire for sour\n•\t Thirst for cold drinks\n•\t Burning of feet.\nRepertorial analysis on follow-up\nThe synthesis repertory was consulted and the symptoms \nwere repertorised using RADAR [14] software. Medorrhinum \nFigure 3: Repertorial chart 2.\nFigure  4:  Ultrasound report of whole abdomen: Normal \nstudy (15  October 2022). (USG : Ultrasonography, CMD: \nCorticomedullary differentiation, ET: Endometrial thickness, SOL: \nSpace-occupying lesion, POD: Pouch of Douglas).\n\nSen: A case of ovarian cyst treated successfully with homoeopathic constitutional remedy\nJournal of Integrated Standardized Homoeopathy • Article in Press | 6\nand Calcarea carb had the highest scores. Ovarian cyst is \nsycotic in nature, due to which Medorrhinumwas selected as \nan anti-sycotic nosode to complete the cure.[15,16]\nDISCUSSION\nWe present a case of right ovarian chocolate cyst followed \nby bilateral ovarian cysts successfully treated with evidence-\nbased homoeopathic medicine.\nSeveral studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of \nhomoeopathy in the treatment of ovarian cysts, including \nendometriomas.\nA case report presents two cases of women diagnosed \nwith ovarian cysts, who responded to treatment with the \nhomoeopathic remedy Sepia that was prescribed based on \nindividualisation of symptoms.[17]\nA study by Gupta et al., compared pre- and post-treatment \nultrasonography reports. The difference in the mean \nmaximum dimension of ovarian cyst was found to be \nstatistically significant.[18]\nThis is another case report of a 27-year-old woman with \na cortical cyst (19  mm diameter) in the upper pole of the \nright kidney, multiple small cysts at the periphery of both \novaries with increased parenchymal echogenicity and a \nbulky uterus with thickened endometrium. She was treated \nsuccessfully with the individualised homoeopathic remedy.[19]\nAnother case report by Mahajan and Tayade presents the case \nof a 31-year-old woman diagnosed with a chocolate cyst of the \novary who was treated successfully with the individualised \nhomoeopathic medicine Lachesis in centesimal potency.[20]\nAnother case report by Rana and Villan describes the case of \na 22-year-old woman diagnosed with an endometriotic cyst \non the left ovary. She was treated with Pulsatilla 1M as the \nsimilimum.[21]\nIn this case, the ovarian chocolate cyst associated with \nthickened endometrium was successfully managed with \nThuja, prescribed as a constitutional remedy [refer Table 1]. \nA  second prescription is often required when the patient’s \ncondition does not improve, accompanied by the addition of \nnew symptoms. In this instance, the patient’s chocolate cyst \nwas treated, but she thereafter developed bilateral ovarian \ncysts and some additional symptoms, necessitating a second \nprescription of Medorrhinum to fully resolve her issue.\nCONCLUSION\nWhile conventional medicine focuses on hormone therapy \nand surgical procedures, homoeopathy takes a holistic \napproach in treating the patient. The case study provided \nhere, together with other documented cases of effective \ntherapy found in the literature, demonstrates the effectiveness \nof homoeopathic management in the treatment of ovarian \nchocolate cysts. However, a multicentric study using a \nrandomised controlled trial with an adequate sample size \nwould elucidate the effectiveness of homoeopathic remedies \nin such disorders.\nEthical approval: Institutional Review Board approval is not \nrequired.\nDeclaration of patient consent: The author certifies that they have \nobtained all appropriate patient consent forms. In the form, the \npatient has given consent for clinical information to be reported \nin the journal. The patient understand that the patient’s names and \ninitials will not be published and due efforts will be made to conceal \ntheir identity, but anonymity cannot be guaranteed.\nFinancial support and sponsorship: Nil.\nConflicts of interest: There are no conflicts of interest.\nUse of artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted technology for \nmanuscript preparation: The author confirms that there was no \nuse of artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted technology for assisting \nin the writing or editing of the manuscript and no images were \nmanipulated using AI.\nREFERENCES\n1. Jeon JH, Park SY , Lee SR, Jeong K, Chung HW . Serum anti-\nMüllerian hormone levels before surgery in patients with \novarian endometriomas compared to other benign ovarian \ncysts. J Menopausal Med 2015;21:142-8.\n2. Bottomley C, Bourne T. Diagnosis and management of \nFigure  5: Ultrasound report of whole abdomen during follow-up \n(09 May 2022). 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