Homoeopathique

02/01/2026

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26/12/2025

Alopecia (Hair Loss Disorder)

What it is:
• A medical condition causing partial or complete hair loss
• May affect scalp, eyebrows, beard, or body hair

Types of alopecia:
• Alopecia areata – sudden round bald patches
• Androgenetic alopecia – male/female pattern baldness
• Alopecia totalis – complete scalp hair loss
• Alopecia universalis – total body hair loss
• Scarring alopecia – permanent hair loss due to follicle damage

Hair Fall (Hair Shedding)

What it is:
• Normal or excessive shedding of hair strands
• Hair comes out from the root but new hair can grow back

Normal amount:
• 50–100 hairs/day is normal

Common causes:
• Stress, illness, fever
• Nutritional deficiency (iron, protein, vitamin D)
• Hormonal changes (post-pregnancy, thyroid issues, PCOS)
• Seasonal change
• Poor diet or crash dieting

Commonly Used Homoeopathic Remedies (Take only after proper homeopathic consultation )

(Final remedy depends on totality of symptoms)
• Silicea – weak roots, slow growth
• Phosphorus – excessive hair fall in bunches
• Lycopodium – hair fall with digestive & hormonal issues
• Natrum mur – hair loss after grief or stress
• Sepia – hair fall in women, PCOS, menopause
• Fluoric acid – premature balding
• Graphites – hair fall with dandruff, eczema

18/12/2025

16/12/2025

Topical applications are like polish on a weak wall — they improve appearance, not strength.

Oils, shampoos and serums work only on the outer hair, which is already dead. They can make hair soft, shiny and manageable, but they cannot stop true hair fall, because they do not correct hormones, nutrition, stress or digestion.

They are helpful only as support:
• To reduce dryness
• To control dandruff
• To prevent hair breakage

Homoeopathic Philosophy

👉 “Treat the person, not the hair”

Homoeopathy works by:
• Correcting hormonal axis
• Improving gut & liver function
• Reducing stress load
• Strengthening hair follicles from inside

Mother Tinctures (Adjunct Use)
• Jaborandi Q – Promotes hair growth
• Thuja Q – Hair fall with dandruff
• Arnica Q – Weak roots, excessive shedding
(External application diluted or internal as per case)

Diet & Lifestyle Advice
• Protein-rich diet (dal, nuts, seeds)
• Iron & zinc support
• Avoid excessive hair oiling & heat styling
• Daily Anulom-Vilom + Bhramari pranayama
• Adequate sleep (before 11 pm)

14/12/2025

Homoeopathy is best suited for mental disorders because it:
✔ Treats the root emotional disturbance
✔ Is individualized and gentle
✔ Restores emotional harmony naturally
✔ Is safe for long-term use
✔ Strengthens the mind, nerves, and vitality

Homoeopathy and Pranayam together work very powerfully in mental disorders because they heal both the mind and the nervous system naturally.☺️

Homoeopathy works from inside, correcting emotional imbalance, fears, anger, stress, grief, and weak nerves at the root level. It helps the mind become calm, stable, and clear without addiction or suppression.

Pranayam works from outside, by improving oxygen supply to the brain, calming the nerves, reducing stress hormones, and controlling overthinking. It relaxes the mind and improves sleep, concentration, and emotional control.

😌When combined:
• Homoeopathy balances the inner mind and emotions
• Pranayam calms the brain and nervous system
• Healing becomes faster, deeper, and long-lasting

This natural combination often brings results that feel like magic, because the person feels calmer, stronger, and more positive—without side effects.

13/12/2025

Dr. Hahnemann accepted vaccination as a preventive measure but believed that in susceptible individuals it could give rise to chronic disease manifestations, which should be treated constitutionally according to homeopathic principles.

Vaccination & Sycosis (Hahnemann’s Theory)

Hahnemann proposed that:
• Improper vaccination could activate or introduce a sycotic miasm
• This could later express as chronic disease

Chronic Diseases
He described “vaccinosis” as a chronic disease state following vaccination.

Think of it like this

A child with:
• Mild fever (100°F)
• Running nose
• Mild cough

👉 Still plays
👉 Still eats
👉 Normal activity

This means their immune system is functioning well.

Such children safely tolerate vaccines.

*When you should NOT vaccinate

To keep things absolutely safe:

Postpone only if:
• Fever >101–102°F
• Child is very weak, irritable, not eating
• Labored breathing
• Severe diarrhea
• Suspected pneumonia/serious infection

These indicate the immune system is already heavily engaged.

🌼Golden Logic (Easy to Remember)

**“If the child is active → Vaccinate

If the child is inactive → Wait.”**



*Vaccining is not only safe — it is recommended.

12/12/2025

BI-RADS Classification

Clinically accurate explanation of the BI-RADS Classification (Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System).
This is used in mammography, ultrasound, and breast MRI to standardize reporting.

BI-RADS 0 — Incomplete
• More information needed
• Additional imaging required
→ e.g., ultrasound, magnified views
Meaning: We cannot give a final answer yet.

BI-RADS 1 — Normal
• No abnormality found
• Everything looks normal
Cancer risk: 0%
Advice: Routine screening only

BI-RADS 2 — Benign (Non-cancerous)
• Definitely benign findings
→ cysts, fibroadenoma, calcifications
Cancer risk: 0%
Advice: Routine screening

BI-RADS 3 — Probably Benign
• Looks benign but not 100% sure
• Needs short follow-up
→ repeat imaging in 6 months
Cancer risk: 95%
Advice: Immediate biopsy + treatment planning

BI-RADS 6 — Known Biopsy-Proven Cancer
• Already diagnosed cancer
• Imaging is done to plan treatment or manage therapy
Advice: Continue oncological management

09/12/2025

How to easily differentiate HOT vs CHILLY
While prescribing in Homoeopathy



1. Blanket Test (clinical tip)
• If patient sleeps with blanket even in summers → CHILLY
• If patient throws off blanket even in winters → HOT

2. Fan Test
• Likes fan air directly → HOT
• Avoids fan breeze → CHILLY

3. Bathing Pattern
• Prefers hot water bath → CHILLY
• Prefers cold water bath → HOT

4. Clothing Pattern
• Wears extra layers → CHILLY
• Avoids warm clothes → HOT

5. Reaction to Weather
• Winter aggravates → CHILLY
• Summer aggravates → HOT

~~*Not every patient is clearly hot or chilly*
Some people fall in the neutral or mixed thermal group — and this is completely normal.

Here is how to understand and manage such cases:

1. NEUTRAL THERMAL PATIENT

These patients show neither clear hot nor clear chilly tendencies.

✔️ Characteristics
• Comfortable in normal room temperature
• No strong preference for hot or cold climate
• Not very sensitive to change of weather
• No major aggravation from heat or cold
• Likes moderate temperature

✔️ Examples of neutral remedies
• Natrum Mur
• Lycopodium
• Ignatia
• Staphysagria
• Calcarea Phos

These remedies don’t have strong thermal modalities.

2. MIXED THERMAL PATIENT

Patient behaves hot in some situations and chilly in others.

✔️ Examples
• hot hands, cold feet
• chilly in winter, but cannot tolerate summer heat
• wants cold drinking water but bathes with warm water
• throws blanket at night but uses warm clothes in day

✔️ Meaning in homeopathy

Mixed thermal state = not reliable as a general modality.
You should NOT use thermal state to select a remedy here.

Kent says:
“If the patient is sometimes hot, sometimes chilly, the general modality loses its value.”

Summary

Not hot + not chilly = Neutral thermal state
Hot sometimes + chilly sometimes = Mixed state

👉 In both cases, thermal modality should not be used for remedy selection.

👉 *Focus instead on mental, physical generals & characteristic particulars*.

07/12/2025

Tongue is considered a mirror of the digestive tract because:
• It is the beginning of the gastrointestinal tract.
• It reflects circulation, hydration, liver detox, gut flora, and inflammation.
• Nerve pathways connect tongue appearance to internal organ function.

Tongue Color & What It Means for Internal Organs

1️⃣ Pale White Tongue

Suggests:
• Low digestion
• Anaemia
• Poor nutrient absorption
• Hypothyroid tendency
• Weak gut flora

Possible organs suffering:
• Small intestine: low absorption
• Large intestine: sluggish peristalsis

Common symptoms:
Fatigue, gas, bloat, cold feeling, loose stools.

2️⃣ Bright Red Tongue

Suggests:
• Intestinal inflammation
• Gastritis
• Ulcer tendency
• Hyperacidity
• Excess heat in the gut

Organs involved:
• Stomach: acid irritation
• Small intestine: inflammation
• Liver: overheating

Associated symptoms:
Burning, mouth ulcers, loose motions, irritability.

3️⃣ Purple or Bluish Tongue

Suggests:
• Poor circulation to intestines
• Constipation with toxin buildup
• Liver congestion
• Portal circulation sluggish

Organs involved:
• Large intestine: chronic constipation
• Liver: stagnation
• Spleen circulation: sluggish

Symptoms:
Gas, heaviness, dark stools, varicose veins, cold body.

4️⃣ Yellow-Coated Tongue

Suggests:
• Excess heat + bacterial imbalance
• Liver-gallbladder dysfunction
• Small intestine inflammation
• Indigestion with fermentation

Organs affected:
• Liver + gallbladder: bile disturbance
• Small intestine: dysbiosis
• Stomach: infection (H. pylori suspicion)

Symptoms:
Bad breath, bitter taste, acidity, nausea.

5️⃣ Thick White Coated Tongue

Indicates:
• Candida overgrowth
• Slow digestion
• Gut mucosal swelling
• Malabsorption

Organs involved:
• Small intestine: weak villi
• Large intestine: bacterial imbalance

Symptoms:
Coated feeling, sugar cravings, bloating, constipation or mixed stools.

6️⃣ Black or Brown Tongue

Suggests:
• Severe dysbiosis
• Excess toxins in colon
• Antibiotic overuse
• Poor liver detox

Organs affected:
• Large intestine: toxin accumulation
• Liver: sluggish
• Pancreas: weakness

Symptoms:
Bad breath, indigestion, fatigue, dark stools.

7️⃣ Red Tip with Normal Rest

Indicates:
• Stress affecting stomach
• Gut–brain axis imbalance

Organs involved:
• Stomach: stress-induced hyperacidity
• Intestines: altered motility

Symptoms:
Anxiety, acidity, IBS-like symptoms.

8️⃣ Scalloped Tongue (Teeth Marks)

Indicates:
• Weak digestion
• Poor absorption
• IBS with bloating

Organs involved:
• Small intestine: malabsorption
• Large intestine: gas, IBS

Symptoms:
Gas, loose stools, tiredness.

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