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ADVANCED STUDIES IN HOMOEOPATHY Online refresher classes  for Homoeopathic doctors .Make your knowledge and prescription sharp with this course.  New batch will start on2019  January 15.  Classes  through  webinar, Skype.   Duration 6 months. Topics Module 1. Materia medica, comparative materia medica,  drug picture , therapeutics, pharmacy, posology Module 2 Applied organon, Case taking,  Repertorisation Module 3. Clinical cases, evaluation and analysis Module 4.  Case discussion, Prescription method for both acute and chronic cases, dose. Duration —  6 months Fees ---Rs  25000 ( India ) , 700 USD Live classes— through Webinar,  Skype. Director –Dr K S Gopi BSc, BHMS, MD ( Hom. ) , Former  Professor, Govt. Homoeopathic Medical College, Kerala, India Dr K S Gopi have got three decades of teaching and research experiences in the field of Homoeopathy. He has published many research papers in the national and international journals. Books pu

Even though we enjoy wintery mornings and enjoy the cold weather , let us not forget the repercussions of winter. To enjoy this weather and in good health some health precautions are needed. Winter can be a tough time for people who tend to have a weaker immune system . During winters, the body heat usually experiences a drop as the environment cools. At the same time the body is adjusting to the new climate. As a result the change in the process is demonstrated through a number of diseases. Adults as well as the children are very susceptible to the change in climate. Children especially end to be more absent from school and are more prone to catch a lot of winter related diseases as their immunity is still developing. During these months we are susceptible to diseases and should know how to manage ourselves better. Most of the diseases affect both adults and children. Let’s take a look at some common winter woes: COMMON COLD--  – The direct result of the loss of body heat

Cradle cap causes crusty or oily scaly patches on a baby's scalp. The condition isn't painful or itchy. But it can cause thick white or yellow scales that aren't easy to remove. Cradle cap is common in newborns. It usually isn't itchy. Cradle cap is the common term for infantile seborrheic dermatitis . It's sometimes confused with another skin condition, infantile eczema. A major difference between these conditions is that eczema usually causes significant itching. Cradle cap usually clears up on its own in a few months. Home-care measures include washing your baby's scalp daily with a mild shampoo. This can help loosen and remove the scales. Don't scratch cradle cap. Cause- The cause of cradle cap isn't known. One contributing factor may be hormones that pass from the mother to the baby before birth. These hormones can cause too much production of oil (sebum) in the oil glands and hair follicles. Another factor may be a yeast (fungus) cal

Atrophic rhinitis ( AR ) is a term used to describe   nasal infection. Although it does not have a fatal outcome, causes osteomyelitis, or produce pain,   bilateral nasal obstruction and a persistent foul odor. Atrophic rhinitis (AR) is a condition that affects the interior of the nose. The condition occurs when the tissue that lines the nose, known as the mucosa, and the bone underneath shrink down. This shrinking down is known as atrophy. It can lead to changes in function of the nasal passages. Causes There are two different types of AR. It   can develop nearly any time of life. Females have the condition more often  than males. Primary atrophic rhinitis Primary AR occurs on its own without any prior conditions or medical events causing it. The bacterium  Klebsiella ozaenae  is often found. Other bacteria may also found. While it’s not clear what exactly causes it, several underlying factors may put you more at risk for developing primary AR, including: ·