Medical Disclaimer

Nothing on this website is a diagnosis, a prescription, or a substitute for consulting a qualified physician. Articles, treatment pages, condition pages, FAQs and wellness content are published for general education. Reading them does not create a doctor–patient relationship, which begins only when you are seen in consultation.

Homoeopathy treatment results vary per individual constitutional response. Clinical guidance on this website is for informational purposes and does not replace direct professional consultation.

Homoeopathy is prescribed constitutionally: the same named condition warrants different remedies in different people, chosen on the whole picture of the patient rather than the label of the illness. Any remedy mentioned on this site is therefore illustrative, and should not be self-administered on the strength of a web page. Potency, repetition and duration matter as much as the remedy itself, and none of them can be settled without a consultation.

Do not stop, change or delay any conventional medical treatment on the basis of anything you read here. If you are under the care of another physician, tell us what you are taking and keep taking it unless the doctor who prescribed it advises otherwise. We will say plainly when a complaint is better referred to conventional or surgical care.

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Case notes, patient stories and testimonials published on this site describe individual experiences and are not a prediction of your own. They are published with consent and, where a case is described in clinical detail, identifying particulars are changed or withheld. How response to treatment varies from person to person is set out under treatment outcomes.

Clinical content is reviewed by the clinic's physicians, but medical understanding moves and a page may not reflect the most recent evidence on a condition. Nothing here is a complete account of any illness. If something you read contradicts what your treating doctor has told you, follow your doctor and raise it with us.