Case Analysis
Worked cases — taking, repertorising, prescribing.
Case AnalysisAggravation, relapse or deterioration? Reading a worse patient correctly"It got worse before it got better" is either an accurate description of a homeopathic aggravation or a way of not noticing that a patient is unwell. Four features separate them.By Dr. Harish · October 6, 2026 · 5 min readCase AnalysisThe second prescription: the decision that separates practitionersChoosing the first remedy is a skill you can study. Knowing what to do at the follow-up is judgement, and it is where most cases are actually lost.By Dr. Harish · October 2, 2026 · 5 min readCase AnalysisWhen a well-selected remedy fails: work through this before you change itChanging the prescription is the most common response and often the wrong one. Six things to check first, in order.By Dr. Harish · September 11, 2026 · 2 min readCase AnalysisA worked case: sleeplessness in a 34-year-old teacherThe presenting complaint was insomnia. The prescription turned on the overwork state behind it — and on which symptom improved first.By Dr. Harish · August 21, 2026 · 2 min readCase AnalysisA worked case: recurrent right-sided tonsillitis in an 8-year-oldTake the case, turn it into rubrics, choose the remedy, and read the follow-up — a full walk-through of one paediatric case, reasoning included.By Dr. Harish · July 28, 2026 · 3 min read