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Homeopathy treatment for eczema:
Homoeopathy treatment for any disease is essentially based
on the understanding of 'treat the patient and not the
disease'. Well, when you treat the patient as a whole, the
disease gets automatically treated at a deeper level. That
is what precisely happens when one undergoes homeopathic
treatment for eczema, where the chances of relapse are
minimized after a thorough treatment.
Eczema is curable with homeopathy. Acute, chronic and
recurring eczema find great long-term treatment in
homeopathy. The homeopathy treatment of eczema, of any skin
disease for that matter, is with oral medicines. Homeopathy
does not believe in local treatment with creams. The local
treatment with creams and lotions is temporary. Homeopathy
does not believe in treating eczema with creams, ointment or
lotions. We have found local treatment temporary and
suppressive.
The homeopathic approach in selecting the medicine is
technically called 'The Constitutional Approach', whereby a
wide range of questions are asked to the patient and based
on the analysis and evaluation of various symptoms, a remedy
is selected for the individual case. Homeopathic treatment
is 'individual specific and not disease specific.
Skin disorders are often the end result of inner, emotional
stresses. Very aptly, homoeopathy does not believe in
treating skin diseases with local ointment or creams. We
believe in treating skin diseases by oral medicines only,
which go deep into the system and cure from within.
Results with homeopathy:
Over the period of over 200 years, the practitioners of
homeopathy in all over the world have observed consistent
and promising results with Eczema. At our center in Mumbai
(India), we have documented encouraging results in the cases
of chronic and acute eczema. The success rate broadly may be
figured in the range of 70 to 80%. The duration of treatment
depends of the factors such as the chronicity, extent and
the past medication. Over all, one may observe positive
changes in the eczema lesions within about 3 to 5 months,
without any local ointment
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