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In homeopathy, a typical intermittent disease is characterized by the recurrence of symptoms at regular intervals, with periods of normal health in between. Malaria is a classic example. Here’s what you usually see: 1. Regular Recurrence: The symptoms come back at predictable intervals, like clockwoRead more
In homeopathy, a typical intermittent disease is characterized by the recurrence of symptoms at regular intervals, with periods of normal health in between. Malaria is a classic example. Here’s what you usually see:
1. Regular Recurrence: The symptoms come back at predictable intervals, like clockwork. For malaria, this might be every 48 to 72 hours.
2. Symptom-Free Periods: Between episodes, there are clear periods where the patient feels completely normal.
3. Pattern Recognition: This regular pattern helps in identifying the intermittent nature of the disease and differentiating it from other conditions.
Such diseases require a tailored approach to both manage the symptoms and address the underlying cause.
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