FAQS

 

  • The first homeopathic consultation can last 60 – 90 minutes. It involves intensive listening and questioning. The homeopath will enquire about current and previous symptoms. There will be enquiries about the body, mental and emotional make up of the patient.

    This allows the homeopath to prescribe the appropriate remedy.

    Follow up visits are arranged to assess the action of the remedy on the symptoms, fine tune the dose and frequency of the remedy and prescribe a new remedy if needed.

  • The duration of the whole treatment will depend on the specific disease and the general state of health of the patient. Some people will respond quite rapidly but in other cases particular symptoms will take much longer to resolve.

  • The remedy should be taken in a clean mouth. Food, beverages, sweets, other medication, and toothpaste should be avoided for 30 minutes before and after taking the remedy.

    Specific instructions on the amount and frequency of the remedy are written on the label or given in writing.

  • The more recent symptoms should be the first to improve. Also, if the remedy is the correct one, the sense of wellbeing and energy should increase. However, sometimes an aggravation of the symptoms appear before there is noticeable improvement.

    In addition, old symptoms may also come back for a short while and then fade away, like a playback, indicating that the body responding to the remedy.

  • The remedies should be stored away from heat, light, strong smells, and electronic equipment such as mobiles, TVs, and computers. They should be kept in their bottles with the top on and away from children or animals.

  • You should not hesitate to call and leave a message or send an email. A reply will usually be sent within 24 hours.

  • Homeopathic remedies are compatible with and complement conventional medicine medication. You should always continue taking the medication prescribed by your GP and/or your consultant. If you consider that your medication needs to be changed please contact your GP/Consultant.