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    If symptoms persist - re-prescribe based on whole totality Action Response Evaluation In a timescale shorter than expected Especially with higher potencies a) remedy only partially similar or Evaluation b) Something occurred to disrupt it's action or c) dose wrong or d) case is incurable for some reason Examine patient carefully if a) re prescribe if b) and nothing done to disrupt action then likely that structural changes are occurring.

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    If symptoms persist - re-prescribe based on whole totality Action Response Evaluation In a timescale shorter than expected Especially with higher potencies a) remedy only partially similar or Evaluation b) Something occurred to disrupt it's action or c) dose wrong or d) case is incurable for some reason Examine patient carefully if a) re prescribe if b) and nothing done to disrupt action then likely that structural changes are occurring.

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    2nd Prescription Problem Responses (Centesimals)

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    If symptoms persist - re-prescribe based on whole totality Action Response Evaluation In a timescale shorter than expected Especially with higher potencies a) remedy only partially similar or Evaluation b) Something occurred to disrupt it's action or c) dose wrong or d) case is incurable for some reason Examine patient carefully if a) re prescribe if b) and nothing done to disrupt action then likely that structural changes are occurring.

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    Improvement followed by decline

    Response In a timescale shorter than expected

    New symptoms Especially with higher potencies


    Response
    a) Remedy only partially similar or
    a) A proving
    Evaluation b) Something occurred to disrupt it's action or
    b) Prescription only covered part of the totality Evaluation
    c) Dose wrong or
    Confirm that patient took the remedy 13. Amelioration of too short duration d) Case is incurable for some reason
    If a1) If new symptoms are part
    20. Appearance of new symptoms
    Symptoms will go Examine patient carefully
    of remedy picture - WAIT
    Patient very sensitive if a) re prescribe
    Action
    If a2) If new symptoms not part of if b) and nothing done to disrupt action then Get allopathic diagnosis
    If symptoms persist - re-prescribe remedy picture - WAIT Action likely that structural changes are occurring
    Re prescribe
    If b) Re-prescribe based on whole totality if c) change dose then review
    if d) is truly the situation - look for best palliative remedy

    Patient in turmoil Aggravation of several weeks after high potency


    Response Response
    Some or all symptoms worse Followed by slow improvement on all levels

    a) Correct remedy given in too low potency Minimal vitality


    Excessive dose leading to a drug disease Beginnings of marked tissue changes/pathology
    14. Prolonged aggravation Evaluation
    b) Wrong remedy with slow amelioration Patient treated just in time
    Evaluation
    c) Patient is oversensitive to correct remedy 19. Over-reaction to the remedy Potency was too high - VF nearly overwhelmed
    d) Potency too high for the VF [see scenarios 14 & 15]
    Be prepared to antidote with better selected remedy
    If a) Either antidote or find a better remedy Action If some amelioration in right direction then there will be recovery
    If b) Find the right remedy Use low potencies
    Action
    If c) Re-prescribe on the new totality
    If d) See actions for scenarios 14 & 15 2nd Prescription Problem Initial aggravation
    Responses (centesimals) Response No increase in vitality
    Continued aggravation
    Careful questioning reveals no changes after several weeks Response Remedy given too late - VF overwhelmed
    Remedy was too deep
    First remedy was badly chosen Evaluation 15. Prolonged aggravation Evaluation Potency too high
    then decline
    Get more information 18. No change in symptoms Cure doubtful or remote
    Re-study the case Probable organic pathology
    Action
    Re-prescribe Check for any improvements at all
    If 1st remedy confirmed - WAIT for return of old symptoms Be prepared to antidote with better selected remedy
    Action
    If some amelioration in right direction then there will be recovery
    Use low potencies
    Symptoms that were harmless before are now pronounced
    Or physical symptoms are better but M/E
    Response
    symptoms are unchanged or worse
    There is pathology in a vital organ
    Energy less Response
    After repetition of low potency remedy there is intensification of symptoms
    Wrong direction of cure
    17. Incorrect direction of cure The dose was wrong
    Disease growing stronger
    Evaluation This is an over-reaction of the VF
    The first remedy was only similar to part of the symptom picture 16. Severe aggravation with
    organic pathology Evaluation This could compromise the life of the patient if vital organs involved
    Or the patient is incurable
    Must understand the difference between homoeopathic aggravation and
    Urgently find a better remedy aggravation of pathology
    Action
    STOP the medicine immediately
    Action
    If the aggravations do not stop very soon re-prescribe with a better selected remedy

    - - - - Adapted from Crossroads to Cure by Nicola Henriques

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