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It is the most widely used bedside clinical Repertory. The limitations of this Repertory are: 1. This Repertory are based on nosological terms & clinical symptoms. For this region this Repertory is limited to particular types of cases. 2. Non-logic based clinical Repertory. 3. Only 2 gradation oRead more
It is the most widely used bedside clinical Repertory. The limitations of this Repertory are:
1. This Repertory are based on nosological terms & clinical symptoms. For this region this Repertory is limited to particular types of cases.
2. Non-logic based clinical Repertory.
3. Only 2 gradation of medicine is present.
4. Many old terminology is used, EX: Ephelis (sunburn)
5. Many chapter consist of misplaced rubrics.
6. Many unproved remedy also included, like Tetradyn.
7. Many rubrics & sub rubrics having only single remedy, EX: Polycythemia- phosphor.
8. Very less number of cross references present.
9. Very less number of rubrics & sub rubtics present.
10. Very less number of mind symptoms present.
11. Very less number of sensation as if symptoms present.
12. Very less number of constitutional symptoms present.
13. Lack of miasmatic rubrics.
14. Never suggest final choice.
15. Many rubrics are not represented well.
16. No guidance about potency, dose and repetition.
17. Nosoded & saecodes not represent well.
18. We can’t manage case Without proper clinical diagnosis.
19 Not suitable for constitutional prescription. ETC.
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Dr C. F. S. Hahnemann, The father of Homoeopathy, felt the need of Indexing the ever enlarging Materia Medica in order to facilitate the work of finding out the Simillimum, So at 1805 an index attached in His first Materia Medica 'Fragmenta De Viribus Medicamentorum Positivis'.
Dr C. F. S. Hahnemann, The father of Homoeopathy, felt the need of Indexing the ever enlarging Materia Medica in order to facilitate the work of finding out the Simillimum, So at 1805 an index attached in His first Materia Medica ‘Fragmenta De Viribus Medicamentorum Positivis’.
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