Homeopathy is a form of complementary medicine used to cure various types of physical and mental diseases. It thrives on the use of minimum dosage, holism, and idiosyncrasy – and treats patients based on their individual needs. Practitioners leading homeopathy are called homeopaths, and they use “provings” or homeopathic pathogenic trials as part of the practice’s medication methods.
Diagnosis on a detailed case study is jumpstarted when our homeopath Anita Madnani asks their patients questions on their health, lifestyle, moods, as well as likes and dislikes, in order to build and comprehend their ‘clinical picture’. Said ‘picture’ consists of local symptoms (present physical conditions, such as rashes), mental symptoms (personality factors that make the local symptoms worse) and general symptoms (lifestyle preferences that could be indirectly influencing their disease).
Homeopathy can be used on anyone, even on a newly born baby. This is because it doesn’t produce side effects, and can be practiced along with the use of conventional medicines. It not only cures the cause of a patient’s disease, but it also builds his internal resistance and immunity.