Which treatment is better allopathy or homeopathy?

Dr Pankaj Aggarwal, senior homeopathy physician, says, “Homeopathy is way considered best when it comes to safe and sound treatment as it is devoid of any kind side effects or after as in allopath and indulges in to the recovery of the disease or ailment as in Ayurveda where you need many sessions to cure the disease.

Is homeopathic medicine best?

There’s no good-quality evidence that homeopathy is an effective treatment for these or any other health conditions. Some practitioners also claim homeopathy can prevent malaria or other diseases. There’s no evidence to support this, and no scientifically plausible way that homeopathy can prevent diseases.

Can I take allopathy and homeopathy together?

Because homeopathic medicines are used in highly diluted doses, they do not interact or interfere with the pharmacokinetics or pharmacodynamics of conventional drugs and, therefore, homeopathic and allopathic medicines can be used together.

Can I take homeopathy and allopathy medicine together?

Yes you can take Homeopathic medicines along with allopathic medicine.

Does homeopathy affect allopathy?

What does allopathic & Osteopathic mean?

Definition of allopathic. : relating to or being a system of medicine that aims to combat disease by using remedies (such as drugs or surgery) which produce effects that are different from or incompatible with those of the disease being treated.

What does allopathic medicine mean?

Allopathic medicine. Allopathic medicine is a system of medical practice that aims to combat disease by use of remedies (as drugs or surgery) to overcome the effects of the disease.

What do allopathic physicians do?

An allopathic physician is a medical doctor who treats disorders and injuries by using methods aimed at counteracting the problems. For example, an allopathic physician will prescribe antibiotics to treat a bacterial infection.

What does allopathically mean?

As used by homeopaths, the term allopathy has always referred to the principle of treating disease by administering substances that produce other symptoms (when given to a healthy human) than the symptoms produced by a disease.