Is Homoeopathic medicine act slow?
No, time taken according to the depth of the disease.

Can Homoeopathy treat any thing and every thing?
Like any other systems of medicine, Homoeopathy has its own limitations.

Is Homoeopathy first aggravates the disease and then improves?
It does not happen to all cases and always, if the chosen remedy matches the patient’s need.

Are there any diet restrictions while taking these medicines?
It is myth regarding restriction in diet like onion, garlic, perfume, paan and tobacco. These medicines have been used on patients who are habituated to coffee and betel. IT ALWAYS ACTS. But with certain medicines when given, such restrictions are must. Otherwise the action may be nullified. Asking not to use paan, or cigarette are on the other hand are safe and healthy restrictions.

Is it a fact that Homoeopathic medicines have no side effects?
It is a fact that homoeopathic medicines have no side effects. The homoeopathic remedy is chosen because it matches as closely as possible with the totality of symptoms of the patient.

Can the medicines be taken safely during pregnancy?
The safety of homoeopathic medicines is well known, still it is advised to take the opinion of a qualified Homoeopathic doctor in such situation.

Are homoeopathic medicines safe for children?
Yes, They can be given safely to even to the youngest infant.

Can animals be treated with Homoeopathy?
Homoeopathy is as effective for animals as it is for humans.

Can homoeopathic medicine be taken with ordinary drugs?
Always follow your doctor’s advice as stopping some medicine may be harmful and taking some other medicines may also be detrimental.

Is Homoeopathy safe?
Homoeopathic medicines are not harmful because they are so greatly diluted. They are safe, non-toxic and non-addictive. They are prepared in laboratories licensed by the Department of Health, to stringent standards of quality.

The Homeopathy treatment is determined after evaluation of the patient's case in a great detail. The case-study is the most vital part of the treatment, whereby various aspects of the patient's life-style, personality, food-habits, emotional make-up, personal and the family history are evaluated appropriately to decide on the correct medication to treat.