Effective

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Effective Instant Prescriptions Through
Repertory

• Dr.K.R.Mansoor Ali
• Govt. Homeopathic Medical College. Calicut
• Director Chief Editor.www.similima.com

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Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day.
Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a life
time
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• EFFECTIVE
• REPERTORISATION

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• A tool is as good as the workman who handle it.
• A bad workman naturally blame his tool when
  things are going wrong
• -
  M.L.Dhawle

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Priority in Rubric Selection

• Mental generals
• 1. Causative emotional modalities
  2. Qualified mental
• Physical generals
• 1.Sex
• 2.Menses Leucorrhoea
• Particulars
• 1.Complete particulars

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• GENERALS - HEAT - sensation of
• acet-ac. achy. ACON. adam. agar. agn. aids.
  allox. aloe Alum. Alumn. am-c. am-m. ambr. anac.
  androc. ang. anh. Ant-c. ant-t. APIS ara-maca.
  aran-ix. Arg-n. arge-pl. arn. ars. ars-i.
  ars-s-f. asaf. Asar. Aur. Aur-i. Aur-m. Bar-c.
  bell. bell-p. bism. bora-o. bov. brass-n-o. Brom.
  bry. CALAD. Calc. Calc-f. Calc-i. CALC-S. Camph.
  CANN-S. canth. caps. carb-v. carc. cartl-s.
  caust. Cham. chel. chin. chlam-tr. choc. cic.
  cina cit-ac. clem. cob. cob-n. COC-C. cocc. COFF.
  colch. coloc. com. CON. conch. Croc. Cupr. cycl.
  cygn-be. cyt-l. dig. Dros. dulc. ephe-si. euph.
  Ferr-i. FL-AC. flor-p. franc. galeoc-c-h.
  galla-q-r. ger-i. gink-b. graph. guaj. haliae-lc.
  hed. hell. helo-s. hep. hip-ac. hist. Hydrog.
  Hyos. hypoth. ign. ina-i. IOD. Ip. jab. kali-ar.
  kali-c. Kali-i. kali-n. kali-p. KALI-S. kreos.
  lac-ac. lac-h. lac-leo. Lach. lap-la. Laur. Led.
  LIL-T. limen-b-c. loxo-recl. luna LYC. lyss.
  m-arct. m-aust. mag-c. Mag-m. manc. mand. Mang.
  meli. Meny. meph. Merc. merc-c. Mez. Mosch.
  mur-ac. nat-c. NAT-M. nat-ox. NAT-S. neon Nit-ac.
  Nux-m. Nux-v. oci-sa. Olib-sac. olnd. Op. oxal-a.
  ozone pant-ac. par. petr. petr-ra. ph-ac. Phos.
  Plat. Plb. Plut-n. podo. positr. psil. Psor.
  Ptel. PULS. rad-br. ran-b. ran-s. rauw. rheum
  rhod. rhus-t. ribo. ruta Sabad. Sabin. samb.
  sars. SEC. Seneg. SIL. sinus. spig. Spong. squil.
  STANN. staph. stram. suis-em. SUL-AC. SUL-I.
  SULPH. suprar. tab. tarax. teucr. thioc-ac. thuj.
  Tub. urol-h. valer. vanil. Verat. vero-o. viol-t.
  vip. Zinc. 
• GENERALS - HEAT - lack of vital heat
• acetan. Acon. adam. Aesc. Aeth. Agar. agn. aids.
  allox. Alum. Alum-p. ALUMN. am-br. Am-c. am-m.
  am-n. ambr. anac. Androc. ang. anh. Ant-c. ant-t.
  Anth. Apis apoc. aral. ARAN. aran-ix. Arg-met.
  Arg-n. arist-cl. ARN. Ars. ars-h. Ars-i. ars-s-f.
  Asar. atha. Aur. Aur-m-n. aur-s. Bamb-a. BAR-C.
  Bar-m. bar-s. bell. Bit-ar. Bor-ac. borx. bov.
  Brom. Bry. bufo buth-a. cact. cadm-s. calad.
  CALC. CALC-AR. Calc-f. CALC-P. Calc-s. calc-sil.
  calen. CAMPH. camph-mbr. cann-xyz. Caps. CARB-AN.
  Carb-v. carbn-dox. carbn-o. Carbn-s. cartl-s.
  Caul. CAUST. cham. Chel. Chin. chlor. chloram.
  chlorpr. choc. Chol. chord-umb. cic. Cimic.
  Cinnb. CIST. cob-n. coc-c. Cocc. Colch. coli.
  Con. cory. croc. CROT-C. cupr. cupr-act. cycl.
  cystein-l. cyt-l. dicha. Dig. Dros. DULC. Elaps
  erech. esp-g. eucal. eucol. Eup-per. euph. euphr.
  FERR. Ferr-ar. ferr-p. fum. galla-q-r. gamb.
  Gels. ger-i. germ-met. gink-b. glycyr-g. GRAPH.
  Guaj. haliae-lc. hed. hell. HELO. helo-s. HEP.
  hippoc-k. hir. hydr-ac. Hydrog. Hyos. hyper. ign.
  ina-i. Ip. Jatr-c. KALI-AR. KALI-BI. kali-br.
  KALI-C. kali-chl. kali-cy. kali-m. kali-n.
  KALI-P. kali-perm. kali-sil. Kalm. Kreos. lac-ac.
  Lac-c. Lac-d. lac-h. Lach. lachn. lat-m. Laur.
  lavand-a. LED. limest-b. lina. luf-op. luna Lyc.
  lycps-v. Mag-c. mag-m. MAG-P. mag-s. malar. Mang.
  marb-w. Med. meli. meny. Merc. Merc-c. merc-cy.
  Mez. Moni. Mosch. mur-ac. musca-d. Naja Nat-ar.
  nat-c. Nat-m. Nat-p. NAT-S. Nat-sil. neon nep.
  NIT-AC. Nux-m. NUX-V. Ol-j. olib-sac. OLND. op.
  orot-ac. ox-ac. par. penic. perh. Petr. PH-AC.
  phasco-ci. PHOS. pieri-b. plac-s. Plat. Plb.
  positr. PSOR. Puls. PYROG. Ran-b. Rhod. RHUS-T.
  ribo. Rumx. Sabad. SABIN. sal-fr. sanic. sapin.
  sarcol-ac. saroth. sars. sec. Senec. Sep. SIL.
  sinus. Spig. spong. SQUIL. Stann. Staph. stram.
  Stront-c. suis-em. suis-pan. Sul-ac. Sulph. Sumb.
  symph. Tab. TARAX. Tarent. TEUCR. thal. Ther.
  Thuj. thyr. Tub. tub-sp. ulm-c. urol-h. v-a-b.
  vac. valer. ven-m. verat. Viol-t. vip-a. x-ray
  zinc. zinc-p.
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Avoid

• Common symptoms
• - rubrics with many medicines
• - common symptoms of many diseases
• Rubrics with minimum number of medicines (less
  than 5)
• 2 or more rubrics from the same sphere or chapter
• Routine rubrics

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A lazy man has no place in homeopathy.Read
daily a drug two on Sundays
_M.L.Tyler
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Take

• Rubrics with moderate number of medicines
• Moderate number of rubrics (below 10)
• Remaining rubrics as PDF
• Fixed confirmed particulars have more value
  than assumed generals

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Consider

• Surgically treated symptoms in the PH as
  presenting complaint
• Combined repertorisation is the best method
• Give importance to sub rubrics

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Basic Requirement best Result

• Case taking should be perfect
• If you neglect making a careful case taking. The
  patient will be the 1st sufferer, but in the end
  you yourself will suffer from it .. and
  ultimately Homeopathy also

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Best RR

• Minimum number of competing medicines
• Related medicines
  - Inimical, Antidotes,Compliments
• One among the medicines should cover all or
  almost all the rubrics including PDF
• Eg Phos 11/4, Cupr 9/7
• Many rubrics with almost similar coverage results
  from repertorisation of common symptoms
  Eg.12/4,12/4,12/4,11/4

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During Hahnemanns time

• Only 99 Medicine
• Now more than 4000
• Then how we can match disease symptom with drug
  symptoms

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Instant Prescriptions
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Etiological Prescription

• Hair fall
• Weakness after fever
• Vaccination after

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Physical Examination

• Renal Colic
• Appendicitis

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Prescribing on lab reports

• Renal stone
• Cast
• Gen Laboratory findings

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Attitude determines your altitudeA small change
in attitude makes big difference
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Prescribing on Diagnosis

• Rheumatic Fever
• Arteriosclerosis

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Prescribing on Observational Findings

• Fingers
• Eye
• Tounge

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Avoid routinism

• Fever in rain
• Coryza after getting wet
• Weakness in summer

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Comparative Study of medicines in a rubric

• Snuffles of Infants
• Dysuria in children

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• The proper use of repertory will leads to correct
  off hand prescribing with in years.
• Mechanical use of repertory never leads to
  artistic prescribing nor to remarkable results
  
  
  
  
  - Dr.J.T.Kent

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Instant reference

• Malarial Prophylaxis
• Weakness in DM
• Anorexia in Children
• Seasonal remedies

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This is important !!

• 3 mark medicines
• Single remedy rubrics
• Kunzlis Repertory

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• Homoeopaths should see opportunity in every
  difficulty but not difficulty in every
  opportunity

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Repetition 247

• It is impractical to repeat the same unchanged
  dose of a remedy once The vital principle does
  not accept such unchanged doses without
  resistance because the former dose already
  accomplished the expected change in the vital
  principle and a second dynamically similar,
  unchanged dose of the same medicine no longer
  finds the same condition of the vital force
  hence no step towards cure can follow

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• Before Bry 200 After Bry 200 1d
  

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Effects of vaccination 56 Footnote

• Universal vaccination put an end to all epidemics
  of that deadly fearful smallpox to such an extend
  that the present generation does no longer posses
  a clear conception of the former frightful
  small pox plague.... In this way we can enlarge
  our stock of homeopathic medicine..

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If not considering miasm

• Their beginning was promising, the continuation
  less favorable, the outcome hopeless.

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INDIA Largest infrastructure

•    3,00000 qualified homeopaths    UG Colleges
  178 (12785 admissions)    PG Colleges 31 (1040
  admissions)    Government clinics 7500   
  Licensed pharmacies 659    Hospitals 307
• A Separate regulation for UG PG only in India
• After the introduction of external MD more than
  5000 BHMS seats are vacant

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KERARLA

• Homeopathy approved in 1928
• First Govt. Dispensary in 1958
• Homeopathic Education in 1960
• 5 Colleges, 525 GHD, 31 Hospitals, 12 ESI
• 2 Research Institute
• 1 Pharmacy in public sector
• But ??? 6 out of 3.18 crore

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Your time

• 1st BHMS 1610 hours
• 2nd BHMS 1065 hours
• 3rd BHMS 950 hours
• 4th BHMS 1175 hours
• Total 4800 hours
• Utilised it effectively? Introspect

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Conclusion

• Scientific methodology
• Etiological prescription
• Physical examination
• Lab reports
• Diagnosis

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Conclusion

• Observation
• Comparative study of medicine
• Instant reference
• 3 mark single remedy rubrics
• Avoiding routinism
• Single dose
• Vaccination
• Miasm

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• We must have good Vision, Loyalty and Dedication
• Only you can do
• something about it !!!!

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