PATIENT TYPE IN HOMOEOPATHY

PATIENT TYPE (According to the renowned Greek homeopath George Vithoulkas,)

patients are classified into four main health levels: A, B C and D.

GROUP A 
Quite healthy people (they may have some functional disturbances)

who contract relatively few acute illnesses (typically bacterial infections and childhood diseases) and who respond quickly to homeopathic remedies.

Their symptoms are clear and the correct homeopathic remedy for their illness is easily seen.

GROUP B 
These people suffer from more frequent and severe acute conditions, such as pneumonia.

Their bacterial infections are more resistant to antibiotics.

After using more and more chemical drugs their level of health goes down and they become more susceptible to acute problems.

GROUP C

People in this group suffer from severe chronic degenerative diseases, such as ulcerative colitis.

Curiously enough, they suffer from fewer acute illnesses, which are less severe and go away easily.

Those at the lower end of this group have no acute illnesses, such as the flu. 
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GROUP D 
People in this group do not contract acute infections at all.

They have the most severe chronic diseases of the immune and central nervous systems.

With homeopathic treatment their health level may rise and an acute illness appear, but such should only be treated by a professional homeopath.

Care should be taken with such patients and only low potencies given for palliative purposes.

Patients to avoid
1. Patients who have been taking corticosteroids or ACTH for years.

2. Patients on strong allopathic drugs for long periods of time.

3. Deeply psychotic, violent or suicidal schizophrenics on major tranquilizers.

4. Epileptics on strong allopathic medication.

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