Homeopathic medicinesgave tremendous improvement in case of Uterine Myoma

Recurrent Stomatitis treated with homeopathy. ‘A lady aged 35 years came with history of recurrent mouth ulcers since 1 year. Apthae was located on inner side of cheek and beneath tongue. There was severe burning pain, itching, and stinging. Pain was more before appearance of ulcer. She could not...

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