What Can Homeopathy Treat?
Since
1926
Homeopathy can treat acute and chronic ailments, mental and emotional conditions, in safe and sound manner with side benefits. Unlike any other medicine, homeopathy can alter genetic disease influences on both the physical and psychological level.
The diseases most frequently treated in general homeopathic practice are:
Allergies (atopic dermatitis, allergic rhinitis, digestive troubles, asthma)
Chronic inflammations (tonsillitis, inflammation of middle ear, bronchi, trachea, throat, etc.)
Hyperactivity/concentration disorders/autism
Developmental disorders: growth and speech retardation
Other conditions
Allergies (atopic dermatitis, allergic rhinitis, digestive troubles, asthma)
Chronic inflammations (tonsillitis, inflammation of middle ear, bronchi, trachea, throat, etc.)
Hyperactivity/concentration disorders/autism
Developmental disorders: growth and speech retardation
Other conditions
Endometriosis
Menstrual disorders
Chronic inflammation
Functional infertility
Rheumatoid arthritis
Fibromyalgia
Other rheumatic diseases
Rheumatoid arthritis
Fibromyalgia
Other rheumatic diseases
Hormonal disorders
Diabetes
Thyroid
Depression
Anxiety
Phobias
Depression
Anxiety
Phobias
Epilepsy
Multiple sclerosis (benign forms)
Headache, including migraine
Sleep disorders
Respiratory disorders
Inflammation (gastritis, duodenitis, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, acidity , constipation)
Allergies
Atopic dermatitis
Warts
Rosacea
Hair loss
Conditions of nails
Vitiligo , Psoriasis
Chronic fatigue syndrome
Pain syndromes
Immunodeficiency
Alleviation of side effects caused by chemotherapy/radiation
Post traumatic convalescence: after trauma and surgery (for faster and less painful convalescence).
Men's disorders
These are only the most recurring sickness conditions that are successfully treated by homeopathy. Its full therapeutic range is much broader.
Homeopathic treatment is not indicated when organ disorders have gone beyond the functional level, i.e. when the organ has stopped functioning and there is no basis for change any more (e.g. diabetes in children, where the insulin producing cells have died off; complete renal failure; degenerative changes).