Difference between Acute & Chronic disease: 1. Causes: • Acute: Due to exciting causes. ( sudden explosion of latent Psora) • Chronic: Due to Fundamental Miasm. ( Psora; Syphilis; Sycosis) 2. Onset: • Acute: Sudden. • Chronic: Insidious. 3. Progress: • Acute: Rapid. • Chronic: Gradual. 4. DuratiRead more
Difference between Acute & Chronic disease:
1. Causes:
• Acute: Due to exciting causes. ( sudden explosion of latent Psora)
• Chronic: Due to Fundamental Miasm. ( Psora; Syphilis; Sycosis)
2. Onset:
• Acute: Sudden.
• Chronic: Insidious.
3. Progress:
• Acute: Rapid.
• Chronic: Gradual.
4. Duration:
• Acute: Moderate but fixed, more or less quickly.
• Chronic: Always long if not appropriately treated with Homoeopathy; it continues until the patient’s last day.
5. Fate:
• Acute: Without medicine it leads either to recovery or death.
• Chronic: The vital force itself cannot drive away the diseases but helplessly suffer more and more by being progressively deranged until the organism is destroyed at length.
6. Varieties:
• Acute: Individual; sporadic; epidemic.
• Chronic: Pseudo- Chronic diseases; Artificial Chronic diseases; True Chronic diseases.
7. Symptoms:
• Acute: A combination of characteristic symptoms is always found.
• Chronic: Suppression is commonly found.
8. Changes:
• Acute: Superficial.
• Chronic: Deeper.
9. Recovery:
• Acute: Complete recovery is possible.
• Chronic: Without Homoeopathic Anti-Miasmatic treatment complete recovery may not be possible.
10. Treatment:
• Acute: Require common Homoeopathic remedies.
• Chronic: Required Homoeopathic anti-miasmatic treatment.
The disappearance of the existing disease manifestation at the cost of some new suffering involving the more vital organ of the body is called suppression. Werda Brewster defines the word ‘suppression’ as- 1. Forcible concealment. 2. Masking. 3. Forcing under. According to H. A. Roberts- “Removal ofRead more
The disappearance of the existing disease manifestation at the cost of some new suffering involving the more vital organ of the body is called suppression. Werda Brewster defines the word ‘suppression’ as-
See less1. Forcible concealment.
2. Masking.
3. Forcing under.
According to H. A. Roberts- “Removal of the end product of disease without prior constitutional treatment based on the law of similar is also a form of suppressive therapy.”