Homeopathy Medicine: Frequently Asked Questions

Most patients start observing improvement within about eight weeks. Those who are on steroids may take time.

Most patients start observing improvement within eight weeks. The entire treatment may go on for about four to eight months depending on several factors.

Improvement depends on various factors such as your state of disease, the extent of disease, other medications, your general health, etc. Most patients start observing improvement within about eight to ten weeks. Those who are on steroids may take time.

Most patients start observing improvement within eight weeks. The entire treatment may go on for about four to twelve months depending on several factors.

Most patients start observing improvement within four to six weeks. The entire treatment may go on for over two years or evern longer, as TN is a chronic and difficult disease.

Yes, homeopathic is one of the most effective and versatile holistic medicine. Homeopathic diagnosis includes clinical, physical, psychological, social as well as lifestyle assessment. Homeopathic treatment brings about a holistic improvement in person’s health by treating physical and psychological diseases and by improving body’s natural healing ability

Yes, physical examination and investigations are major aspects to confirm the diagnosis of illness.

Homeopathic medicine is a natural form of medicine that uses immeasurably small doses of medicines to stimulate the body's own defense and healing process. Homeopathy focuses on bringing the entire body back into homeostasis, or balance.

Homeopathy treats the individual who is diseased, whereas allopathy treats the disease in the individual. Homeopathy considers every person as being different from another person, and therefore, no two persons can receive the same medicine in the same dose. Allopathy on the other hand, does not differentiate from person to person, and therefore, administers the same medicine to all the persons displaying a similar disease picture.

Homeopathy considers every person as being different from another person, and therefore, no two persons can receive the same medicine in the same dose. Allopathy on the other hand, does not differentiate from person to person, and therefore, administers the same medicine to all the persons displaying a similar disease picture. Succinctly put, Homeopathy treats the individual who is diseased, whereas allopathy treats the disease in the individual.

Conventional medicine looks for what is the same between patients and then applies a uniform treatment to the disease. In homeopathy, we look for what is different, what makes each person unique, so we can treat the patient. Homeopathy is simple, really. It is the whole person who is affected by disease and it the whole person who responds to medicines. To appreciate how the whole person is affected by disease or medicines, we have only to look at their symptoms. ...

Homeopathy treats on the basis of 'Totality of Symptoms (mental, emotional and physical)' presented by the patient and tries to remove the root cause of the disease. Allopathy treats the physical symptoms and tries to suppress the symptoms instead of removing them.

Homeopathy's Approach Homeopathy is based on a"whole person" approach. In homeopathy, the remedy or treatment program is customized and individualized to the patient, with the intent of removing the underlying cause. Conventional Medicine's Approach Conventional (allopathic) medicine usually relies on treating a patient's physical symptoms. This treatment might also assume a person's symptoms need to be controlled, suppressed or eliminated. ...

Homeopathy works on the vibrant energies of the plant and herbs work at a more bio-chemical level. Homeopathy also use very often animal parts and bacterial, viral components, which herbalism by law in the UK is prohibited from doing.

Thez complement each other, but each one should be used separately. Homeopathy is indicated in the beginning stages of chronic diseases, conventional medicine is appropriate in the end stages of chronic diseases.