Even though the constitutional characteristics of the patient prevail in the absence of disease, the use of constitutional medicines is not recommended unless appropriate knowledge and experience have been gained. They are also aspects of the individual that may intensify during illness to become symptoms. Particular physical characteristics, body functions and psychological traits may become exaggerated. If a person’s constitutional medicine coincides with the symptom picture being presented, there is a strong possibility of a favorable outcome.

   I used to prescribe constitutional remedies always in chronic cases. It saves time and ensures quick relief, particularly in diabetes mellitus, hypertension, and asthma cases. It is always surprise to the patients as un-common symptoms also disappear during the treatment.