Q.
What is
Homoeopathy?
Q.
Who
started
Homoeopathy
?
Q.
What are
the
different
modes of
treatment?
Q.
When did
it come
to
India?
Q.
How is
Homoeopathy
different
from
them and
the
orthodox
system.
Q.
Why
Homoeopathy
and what
is its
scope of
treatment.
Q.
Why Us.
Q.
Is
Homoeopathy
the last
resort?
Q.
Homoeopathy
and
Viral
Diseases.
Q.
Homoeopathy
and
Psychosomatic
disorders.
Q.
Homoeopathy
in Paediatric
(children)
Disorders.
Is it
safe?
Q.
Will the
medicine
suit me?
/Are
there
any side
effects?
/ Are
there
any
difficult
to
follow
dietary
or other
guidelines?
Q.
Will
condition
revert
back
after I
stop
treatment? |
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Q.
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What is
Homoeopathy? |
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A.
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Homoeopathy
is a
branch
of
medicine
originated
in
Germany
in 1794,
which is
based on
the
principle
of The
Law of
Similars.
In a
way, it
is an
advanced
form of
vaccination;
whereby
a
substance
which is
capable
of
producing
a
disease
like
state is
administered
to the
patient,
but in a
very
minute
dose, to
cure the
similar
disease.
Homoeopathy
works
much
beyond
vaccination.
Here,
the dose
administered
is
unbelievably
miniscule,
which
renders
if
absolutely
harmless
yet very
powerful.
Contrary
to the
conventional
medicine,
the
action
of
homeopathy
is much
safer,
deeper
acting,
somewhat
slower,
and
results
much
longer
lasting
by
energizing
the
body's
curative
powers.
Homoeopathy
is
amongst
the
youngest
and
latest
medicines
calling
for more
research
and
promotion.
There
are
theories
on how
exactly
homeopathic
medicine
works.
As
supported
in major
clinical
trials
and in
practice,
it is
believed
to be
working
by
stimulating
body's
own
healing
mechanisms. |
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Q.
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Who
started
Homoeopathy
? |
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A.
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It was
discovered
by Dr
Christian
Frederick
Samuel
Hahnemann.
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Q.
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What are
the
different
modes of
treatment?
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A.
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Dr.
Hahnemann
remains
one of
the four
epochal
figures
in the
history
of
practice
of
medicine
1)
Hippocrates,
the
observer,
introduced
the art
of
clinical
observation
as
necessary
basis
for
pathological
diagnosis.
2)
Galen,
the
Disseminator,
spread
with
powerful
authority
the
teachings
of
Hippocrates
over the
medical
world.
3)
Paracelsus,
the
assailer,
introduced
chemical
as well
as
physical
analysis
into the
practice
of
medicine.
4)
Hahnemann,
the
Experimenter,
discovered
the
symptomatic
source
of both
pathological
and
therapeutic
diagnosis
and
thereby
made the
practice
of
medicine
scientific. |
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When did
it come
to
India?
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A.
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Q. |
How
is
Homoeopathy
different
from
them and
the
orthodox
system.
|
|
A.
|
|
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Q.
|
Why
Homoeopathy
and what
is its
scope of
treatment.
|
|
A.
|
|
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|
Q.
|
Why Us.
|
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A.
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Q.
|
Is
Homoeopathy
the last
resort?
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A. |
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Q.
|
Homoeopathy
and
Viral
Diseases.
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A. |
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Q.
|
Homoeopathy
and
Psychosomatic
disorders.
|
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A. |
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Q.
|
Homoeopathy
in
Paediatric
(children)
Disorders.
Is it
safe? |
|
A.
|
|
| |
|
|
Q.
|
Will the
medicine
suit me?
/Are
there
any side
effects?
/ Are
there
any
difficult
to
follow
dietary
or other
guidelines? |
|
A.
|
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Q.
|
Will
condition
revert
back
after I
stop
treatment? |
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A |
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