Multiple drug therapy: justification for complex remedies in homoeopathy?

Homoeopathic theory is full of open questions waiting to be resolved. So far differentideas usually lead to the formation of diffet\rent schools. However, it is through sharing and evaluating our different experiences that we can expect these questions to be one day answered. It may occur, that our theory needs to become more individualised and that a new synthesis evolves

Non-specific abdominal pain--a clinical entity.

A total of 48 cases of non-specific abdominal pain admitted in one year period were studied. Routine investigations of blood, urine, stool and X-ray examinations done after admission were negative. The pain was relieved in 48 hours time with analgesics and antispasmodics. During their follow-up in the out-patient department a variety of causes were discovered on investigations.