FAQ

Homeopathic Medicine - Frequently Asked Questions

Classical homeopathy is the type of homeopathy taught by its founder Dr. Hahnemann who claimed that at any given time only one remedy should be given to the patient, the one that has the greatest similarity to his disease. This process of finding the correct remedy is very tedious and requires a lot of search on the part of the physician. But if it is found the therapeutic results are impressive and satisfying. If this unique remedy cannot be found for this patient the results are from zero to a small amelioration of the condition. So many homeopaths who do not know what remedy to prescribe or do not have the time to take a proper case and search and study it they may give three four or up to twenty remedies hoping that the right one could be within these remedies. This is a type of homeopathy that is not classical and of course does not give the result that the correct remedy should have given.

Classical Homeopaths should be able to treat all acute diseases and also chronic degenerative conditions but in their starting in their beginning stages. Once chronic conditions have reached their final stage homeopathy can do very little for such patients.

They are very diluted substances of usually natural elements from vegetable, mineral and animal kingdom.

All Homeopathic Remedies are prepared in contemporary pharmaceutical industries in a special way which we call potentization.

It acts in such a way as to strengthen, to enhance the natural defenses of the organism.

Because they are highly diluted they are not dangerous but still the wrong remedy can have some -though minor -side effects.

They can modify the ailment, for instance, they can remove a headache which is on the right side to the left side – if the remedy is not the correct one.

This is happening frequently but not always. The more the pathology of the case the greater the initial aggravation. Functional problems usually have minor aggravations that are not even perceptible.

This is wrong and can only be allowed when the patient’s life is in danger and the physician is not sure about the correct remedy.

In a dry place away from the sun and strong perfumes. Not in refrigerators.

This is difficult to tell but as a rule we can say that for every year of suffering it will take one month of treatment.

No. Must stop as soon as he feels quite well.

This acute must be treated homeopathic ally as well if possible. Conventional drugs should be avoided as long as the patient’s health is not in danger.

This can happen but the effect of the homeopathic remedy is extremely minimized and has to be repeated more frequently.

Not if there is correct treatment. If the remedy is not correct the disease will surely progress.