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As homeopathic professionals, we are often asked to see patients with complex problems who have seen many other doctors and perhaps other homeopaths as well. In this talk, Dr. Fior will explore some of the reasons that a patient’s case may be considered difficult and will explore various strategies to help solve such cases.

Hahnemann’s ideas on chronic diseases were presented to the world in his work, The Chronic Diseases, Their Peculiar Nature, and Their Homeopathic Cure (1828-1838). It provoked a hurricane of opposition, both outside the ranks of homeopathy and within. Fewer books have stirred up more excitement in the medical world than this. His conception of these diseases, and in particular his miasmatic theory, aroused criticism of friend and foe to a tremendous extent from the very moment of its publication. At this point, many of his adherents and students refused to follow him any further.

Acne is a common inflammatory disorder affecting the pilosebaceous follicle (hair follicle and accompanying sebaceous gland). It significantly affects the quality of life of patients. It is associated with a number of comorbidities including anxiety and depression. Therapy of acne is important, because it may contribute to prevention of complications and improve the patient’s quality of life. I will share some of my experience treating patients with acne homeopathically using a case-based approach.

Hahnemann’s ideas on chronic diseases were presented to the world in his work, The Chronic Diseases, Their Peculiar Nature, and Their Homeopathic Cure (1828-1838). It provoked a hurricane of opposition, both outside the ranks of homeopathy and within. Fewer books have stirred up more excitement in the medical world than this. His conception of these diseases, and in particular his miasmatic theory, aroused criticism of friend and foe to a tremendous extent from the very moment of its publication. At this point, many of his adherents and students refused to follow him any further.

Hahnemann’s ideas on chronic diseases were presented to the world in his work, The Chronic Diseases, Their Peculiar Nature, and Their Homeopathic Cure (1828-1838). It provoked a hurricane of opposition, both outside the ranks of homeopathy and within. Fewer books have stirred up more excitement in the medical world than this. His conception of these diseases, and in particular his miasmatic theory, aroused criticism of friend and foe to a tremendous extent from the very moment of its publication. At this point, many of his adherents and students refused to follow him any further.

Hahnemann’s ideas on chronic diseases were presented to the world in his work, The Chronic Diseases, Their Peculiar Nature, and Their Homeopathic Cure (1828-1838). It provoked a hurricane of opposition, both outside the ranks of homeopathy and within. Fewer books have stirred up more excitement in the medical world than this. His conception of these diseases, and in particular his miasmatic theory, aroused criticism of friend and foe to a tremendous extent from the very moment of its publication. At this point, many of his adherents and students refused to follow him any further.