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Homeopathic medicines are aimed at improving the level of health by stimulating the
self-regulatory mechanism of the body. Improving the level of health implies reducing
any disease process as well as the susceptibility to illness and disease. That means
that it is not limited to certain diseases but is applicable to almost all kinds of
diseases. Homeopathy can often be used as a first option in certain medical conditions,
keeping more costly and potentially toxic treatment as a second option. In addition
Homeopathic care can offer therapeutic options where conventional treatments have failed
or where conventional medicines do not exist for the problem, where they are contra-indicated
or not tolerated. In many disorders Homeopathy can be a first choice treatment instead of a last resort.
In many people with chronic disease, integrating homeopathic treatment into their medical
management can achieve results which would be considered impossible with conventional treatment
alone. The therapeutic possibilities, however, depend on how much irreversible damage has, or has
not, occurred, and on the extent to which the organism is able to recover. Limitations to
homeopathic treatment are: specific surgical conditions, deficiency diseases and very serious
diseases in which gross anatomical changes have evolved. However, even in incurable stages of a
disease homeopathic treatment may relieve a patient’s suffering to a large extent.
In injuries and accidents homeopathic treatment can be of immense value. Homeopathy can even
help if surgery is necessary. Homeopathic medicines can be given both pre-operatively and
post-operatively to speed up healing and to counteract any effects of anxiety, fear, shock
and anaesthetics. In general, patients treated with Homeopathy make a much more rapid
post-operative recovery that those patients who have not.