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ACTION OF MEDICINES [HOMOEOPATHY] POINT OF VIEW

ACTION OF MEDICINES [HOMOEOPATHY] POINT OF VIEW.


What happen when Homoeopathic Medicine is given ??

👉Medicine are capable of alteraring state of health in living organism
Due to its action on organism

# Primary Action
# Secondary Action .

What is Primary Action ??
It's a first action of medicine on Vital force

In Aphorism 63 , Dr Hahnemann stated that
" Every agent that acts upon the vitality , every medicine , derrange more or less the vital force and cause a certain alteration in health of individual for a longer or shorter period .
This termed as Primary Action .

Now What About Secondary Action ...

Its Normally the defensive and automatic reaction of Vital force against the Primary action of medicine.

Dr Hahnemann stated " To its action our vital force endeavours to oppose its own energy . This resistent action is property, is indeed an automatic action of our life preserving power , which goes by name of secondary action or counteraction ."

Severity depends on 2 things
@ On Intesity of primary action
 @ On Constitution .

Examples

💎 If person takes strong coffee ☕ and he feels very fresh and lively [ Primary action of ☕] , But After wards he feels slugish and tired [Secondary Action ]

💎 Opium cause deep sleep first Night [Primary action of Opium ] but the following night will be more sleepless [Secondary Action]

Secondary Action are of 2 type
* Secondary Counteraction
* Secondary curative Action .

ALTERNATING ACTION OF MEDICINE 

A type of Primary action where various Paroxysm of primary action alternate with each other

Paroxysm ( A Sudden Attack )

Ex
✔ Constipation alternate with diarrhoea of Nux Vomica
✔ Headache alternates with Lumbago of Aloe .

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Dr Adnan Siddiqui
BHMS

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