part of homeopathy that treats illness of abrupt onset requiring immediate attention. In homeopathic medicine, acute refers primarily to the
that part of homeopathy that treats illness which has an abrupt onset and needs immediate attention.
The remedies given in acute homeopathic prescribing are intended to stimulate the body's internal ability to heal itself; they do not kill germs or suppress symptoms.
for the treatment of chronic conditions requiring constitutional prescribing, for severe infections requiring antibiotic treatment, or for conditions requiring major surgery.
remedies are so dilute, the exact size of the dose is not of primary importance. The frequency of dosing is considered
in a more inclusive fashion than traditional medicine. In homeopathy, symptoms include any change that the patient experiences during the illness, including
thought to benefit a wide range of ailments. These include altitude sickness, Bell's palsy, the common cold, allergies , coughing, dengue fever,
Constitutional prescribing refers to the selection and administration of homeopathic preparations over a period of time for treatment related to what practitioners call miasmic disorders, those caused by an inherited predisposition to a disease.
Homeopathic treatment for acute back pain consists of applications of Arnica oil to the sore area or oral doses of Arnica or Rhus toxicodendron.
Constitutional homeopathic prescribing is not appropriate for diseases or health crises requiring emergency treatment, whether medical, surgical, or psychiatric.
Homeopathic medicines are available for a wide range of conditions, from acute to chronic (longstanding).
An acute angle is defined as one that is less than 900.
Nociceptive pain, or the pain that is transmitted by nociceptors, is typically called acute pain.