Andhra Pradesh MSRB Recruitment 2026: Professor & Associate Professor (AYUSH) – 59 Vacancies

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The Andhra Pradesh Medical Services Recruitment Board has officially released a notification for the recruitment of Professor (UG) and Associate Professor posts under the AYUSH Department. This is a significant opportunity for qualified professionals in Ayurveda and Homoeopathy seeking academic positions in Andhra Pradesh. With 59 total vacancies, this recruitment drive offers a stable government … Read more

Steps of Repertorization in Homeopathy

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Repertorization is a systematic approach in homeopathy used to select the most suitable remedy for a patient. It is not merely a mechanical task of counting rubrics and totaling marks; it involves logical reasoning, critical analysis, and synthesis of information gathered from the patient, finally cross-referenced with the materia medica. The process follows a combination … Read more

Process of Repertorization

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Repertorization is an essential step in homeopathic case analysis. It is the sequence of interdependent and linked procedures followed to select the simillimum or a group of similar medicines in a given case using a repertory. Regardless of whether the old or modern method is used, repertorization involves two fundamental logical processes: 1. Total Addition … Read more

Techniques of Repertorization in Homeopathy

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Repertorization is a crucial step in homeopathic practice, helping the physician narrow down from a large group of medicines to the most suitable remedy, the simillimum. Over time, various techniques have been developed for repertorization, evolving with the growth of knowledge, skill, experience, and technology. These techniques range from traditional manual methods to modern digital … Read more

Methods of Repertorization

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Repertorization is a fundamental skill in homeopathy, aimed at finding the most similar medicine for a patient efficiently and accurately. The methods of repertorization provide a logical approach for using a repertory in an ordered and systematic manner, allowing the physician to derive maximum benefit. Every repertory has its own philosophy and construction, and the … Read more

Uses of Repertory in Homeopathy

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In homeopathy, the repertory is more than just a reference book—it is an indispensable tool that guides physicians in finding the right medicine for each patient. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced practitioner, understanding the uses of a repertory enhances both your clinical accuracy and efficiency. Here, we explore the major uses of … Read more

What Happens When Two Dissimilar Diseases Meet? (Aphorisms 36–42 Explained)

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In Aphorism 36–42 of the Organon of Medicine, Samuel Hahnemann explains a very important philosophical concept what happens when two dissimilar diseases meet in the human body. This topic is extremely important for BHMS exams, viva, and understanding why homoeopathy follows the law of similars instead of treating with dissimilar (allopathic) medicines. According to Hahnemann, … Read more

Double or Complex Disease in Homoeopathy – Aphorisms 40–42

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In the study of Organon , the concept of Double or Complex Disease holds great clinical importance. This idea was clearly explained by Samuel Hahnemann in Aphorisms 40–42 of the Organon of Medicine. Understanding this concept helps homoeopathic physicians avoid suppression and improper treatment that may complicate a patient’s condition. Definition of Double Complex Disease … Read more

Sticta Pulmonaria – Keynotes, Mnemonics, Clinicals & Quick Revision Guide for Students

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Common Name: LungwortFamily: LichenaceaeType: Acute Remedy Sticta Pulmonaria – The “DRYNESS” Remedy You Must Remember! Introduction If you remember just one thing about Sticta Pulmonaria, remember this: “Dry everywhere, but feels congested.” This remedy is a gold standard for dry catarrh, especially when: Sphere of Action Keynotes Mind – Restless but Weak Exam Tip:Restlessness = … Read more

Primary and Secondary Action (Aphorisms 63–69)

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In the study of Homoeopathic Philosophy, one of the most fundamental concepts explained by Samuel Hahnemann in the Organon of Medicine is the doctrine of Primary and Secondary Action. These aphorisms (63–69) form the physiological and philosophical foundation of how medicines act upon the human organism. Understanding this concept is essential not only for BHMS … Read more