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Intercurrent remedies in Homeopathy | Organon Notes | BHMS syllabus

INTERCURRENT REMEDY/remedies in Homoeopathy Despite well-selected remedy, in some cases improvement ceases after a time because of deficient reaction or diminished susceptibility. In these circumstances an intercurrent remedy (usually a suitable anti-miasmatic) may sometimes be necessary to resume the improvement. Boenninghausen’s medicines appropriate in such cases: Carbo veg., Lauroc., Mosch., Op., Sulph One dose of tuberculosis with family history of tuberculosis is an example. BUT THE VIEW OF KENTIAN SCHOOL IS CONTRASTINGLY DIFFERENT. They hold that intercurrent remedy is nothing but the similimum at that moment. References: 1. E. Wright; A Brief Study Course in Homeopathy, 9th imp. 2. M. L. Dhawale; Principles and Practice of Homoeopathy, 4th ed. 3. S. Close; The Genius of Homeopathy /Ch.- VII: Susceptibility, Reaction and Immunity For more informative, educational and interesting videos on Homeopathy please like and SUBSCRIBE to YouTube Channel Students’ Homeopathy and don't forget to click the bell icon and select all.    / studentshomeopathy   Follow Students’ Homeopathy On Facebook   / believebiggeraimhigher   On Twitter   / studentshomeop1   On telegram https://t.me/students_homeopathy