No, certainly not.

Homeopathy is not at all slow in acting as is a general belief because it works very well in acute cases too. In our experience we have seen several acute cases like diarrhoea, vomiting, urticaria, tonsillitis, conjunctivitis, migraine etc. quickly and favorably respond to homeopathic treatment.

Absolutely incorrect.

To an onlooker, all the pills seem similar in appearance and hence it is explicable why this doubt arises in the minds of many. The homoeopathic medicines are available in homeopathic pharmacies as liquids. When we dispense the medicine to our patients, we need to pour the indicated medicinal liquid over the white sugar globules. These pills act simply as a vehicle and do the job of transferring the medicinal property from the liquid to the patient. Once a few drops of liquid are poured, these pills immediately absorb it. Hence it appears that the same white pills are administered to all.

No, not as a rule.

If a person is taking some allopathic medicines for a very long time, than it is not advisable to discontinue them abruptly. We put the patient under homeopathic treatment and when the improvement starts the other medicines are gradually withdrawn under the guidance of a physician.

Because, it is a must

We believe that disease is a crystallization of everything that is happening and has happened in a person's life. At times the cause of a recent ailment can be traced to a remote incident in the past or even in the childhood. So in order to cure a person it is important to know the minutest detail about him, starting from his birth till the present date. Hence if one has to travel through a person's entire life it certainly would take that much of time.

There is no fixed time for the duration of treatment.

It depends on the type of illness and the period since it exists. Usually chronic and long-standing cases need treatment for longer duration as compared to diseases, which exist since a short time. The period of treatment also varies according to every individual as different people respond to homeopathic treatment in a dissimilar way.

Definitely. Yes

Surgery is an essential branch of medical science and proves incredibly useful in conditions that are beyond the domain of medicine. E.g. a compound fracture, a foreign particle in the body, a wide gaping wound etc. are few conditions that do require surgeon's help.

Certainly not.

There are no diet restrictions to be observed when one is under homeopathic medication. Diet restrictions are only to be followed for the particular ailment that one is suffering from and not for the treatment.

Certainly not.

There are absolutely no side effects of homeopathic medicines. In fact they are very safe. Homeopathic medicines are prepared by a special method called potentisation where the medicinal substance is subjected to serial dilutions which eventually contains no material substance in it. What is left is pure form of energy. Hence there is no question of side effects.