AIAPGET Different Modes of Treatment MCQ Practice

Genus epidemicus is the remedy selected from the characteristic collective symptom picture of an epidemic and is traditionally described as useful for both treatment and prophylaxis in that epidemic.

Wilhelm Lux is traditionally credited with introducing isopathy, the concept of treating disease with a preparation derived from the same disease-producing agent.

Aphorism 67 allows temporary palliative or stimulating measures in urgent life-threatening situations where there is no time for the intended action of a homoeopathic remedy.

Antipathy is described as palliative because it aims to produce temporary relief through an opposite medicinal effect.