Frequently Asked Questions

No, homeopathy does not inherently take a long time to work. The delay in treatment can arise if the disease has been deeply rooted due to long-term suffering or previous medications. However, with the right remedy and proper diagnosis, homeopathy can deliver fast and lasting results.

While homeopathy is generally safe and has fewer side effects compared to conventional medicine, any treatment has the potential for side effects if not administered properly. It's essential to take the correct remedy under a qualified homeopath's supervision to avoid complications.

Yes, but homeopathic remedies may need to be repeated more frequently as their effects can be minimized when combined with allopathic treatments. It's best to consult your doctor for advice specific to your case.

Yes, the sweet-tasting globules used in homeopathy do not significantly affect blood sugar levels. Even diabetic patients can take them safely, as the sugar content is minimal and purely for taste.

Yes, homeopathy has proven to be effective in treating various acute and chronic diseases. The key lies in proper consultation and the accurate prescription of remedies, tailored to the individual patient's symptoms.

In most cases, there are no dietary restrictions, except for the excessive intake of coffee, which may affect the treatment. Patients can consume onion, garlic, and other foods as usual unless advised otherwise based on their specific health conditions.

Homeopathic remedies are made from natural substances, using a process called "Potentization" to prepare them. These highly diluted medicines work in harmony with the body’s own healing mechanisms to treat various conditions.

You can take homeopathic medicines once a day, without worrying about whether it’s before or after meals. Consistency is key, but there's no strict timing requirement.

Homeopathic medicines are delivered in sugar pills for ease of use. The actual remedy, which is bitter in its raw form, is absorbed into these sweet-tasting globules, similar to how capsules work in allopathic medicine.

Yes, as a patient, you can handle your own homeopathic medicine. However, others should avoid direct contact with the pills to prevent interference with their potency or causing unintended reactions.

No, homeopathic remedies do not contain steroids. They are entirely natural, prepared from herbal substances, and are much more powerful without the need for steroids.

Yes, homeopathic remedies are safe for use during pregnancy. They are non-toxic, gentle, and suitable for all age groups, including pregnant women and young children.

Homeopathic remedies work by boosting the body's natural defenses and strengthening its immunity. This enables the body to fight off diseases more effectively and helps the patient recover from their condition.

Homeopathy can address both acute and chronic conditions, offering relief for a wide range of diseases. While it is highly effective in early stages of degenerative diseases, it may provide symptomatic relief in advanced stages but cannot fully cure such conditions at that point.

No, homeopathic remedies are generally safe due to their high dilution. However, incorrect remedies or prolonged use of the wrong medication can lead to side effects, such as shifting symptoms or incomplete relief.

If a remedy is not appropriate for a patient, it can result in symptom changes rather than elimination. For example, pain may shift from one side of the body to another, or symptoms like nasal congestion may alter without full resolution.

The duration of homeopathic treatment depends on the severity and chronicity of the disease. A general guideline is that for every year a person has suffered from a condition, it may take approximately one month of treatment for proper recovery.

Homeopathic remedies should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and strong odors. They should not be kept in refrigerators to maintain their effectiveness.