Here are some frequently Asked questions about Homeopathy, and some answers which may help you.

Can homeopathy be taken with my current medication?

Yes. Homeopathy can be taken with conventional medication, but it is important that you tell your homeopath about any medication that you are taking.

Can I stop taking my orthodox medication?

Homeopathy does not replace orthodox medicine and homeopaths do not encourage people to stop taking it. However, sometimes, as treatment progresses the need for orthodox medication reduces. It is recommended that you keep your doctor informed about your homeopathic treatment and discuss the possibility of reducing it with them.

Are homeopathic remedies safe?

Yes, homeopathy is potentised energy medicine drawn from the animal, plant and mineral worlds. There is no risk of toxicity, addiction or side effects and they are safe for young, old, pregnant and sensitive people.

Is homeopathy like naturopathy?

Homeopathy is a unique system of healing and is not the same as naturopathy, nutritional therapy or herbal medicine, although homeopaths do sometimes use minute amounts of undiluted herbs during the course of treatment. Naturopathy covers a wide range of disciplines including herbal medicine, acupuncture, nutrition and homeopathy, whereas homeopaths specialise in their field. If you want to have homeopathic treatment for a chronic condition it is better to see a homeopath.

What can homeopathy treat?

Homeopathy treats the whole person aiming to bring the body back into balance. It can help to manage symptoms ranging from those associated with acute fevers, sore throats, toothache, to those associated with chronic illness such as migraines, asthma, eczema, anxiety, depression, arthritis, insomnia. Homeopathy is very safe and can be used during pregnancy, and for babies, children and the aged.