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    1. Kent's 12 observations provide guidance on interpreting a patient's response to a homeopathic remedy and determining appropriate next steps. 2. Some key inferences include determining if a remedy is correct based on the type and timing of aggravation, and assessing prognosis based on the depth and nature of the disease. 3. The observations help determine if a remedy should be repeated, antidoted, or if a similar but more appropriate remedy should be selected based on the patient's reaction.

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    1. Kent's 12 observations provide guidance on interpreting a patient's response to a homeopathic remedy and determining appropriate next steps. 2. Some key inferences include determining if a remedy is correct based on the type and timing of aggravation, and assessing prognosis based on the depth and nature of the disease. 3. The observations help determine if a remedy should be repeated, antidoted, or if a similar but more appropriate remedy should be selected based on the patient's reaction.

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    1. Kent's 12 observations provide guidance on interpreting a patient's response to a homeopathic remedy and determining appropriate next steps. 2. Some key inferences include determining if a remedy is correct based on the type and timing of aggravation, and assessing prognosis based on the depth and nature of the disease. 3. The observations help determine if a remedy should be repeated, antidoted, or if a similar but more appropriate remedy should be selected based on the patient's reaction.

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    SYNOPSIS OF KENT’S 12 OBSERVATIONS

    OBSERVATION INFERENCE WHAT TO REMARKS


    DO?
    1.Prolonged and final Antipsoric--- deep Antidote the Don’t give a
    decline of the patient medicine deep remedy
    when organic
    diseases are
    present. In
    Potency-----High
    incurable and
    doubtful case
    Destruction—Established give 30
    th
    or
    th
    200 potency
    Case— incurable

    Prognosis—unfavourable
    2.Long aggravation, but Beginning of some very
    final slow improvement marked tissue changes in
    some organ

    Prognosis —favourable
    3.aggravation is quick, Remedy—correct Not to disturb This type of
    short, strong with rapid the action of action is very
    improvement of the the medicine reassuring
    patient
    Reaction-vigorous

    Improvement-marked
    In acute disease- one
    hour after the remedy
    No structural changes

    In chronic disease –
    prognosis—good
    during the first few days
    4. No aggravation with Remedy and potency— Not to disturb Highest order of
    recovery of the patient exactly correct the action of cure in acute
    the medicine affection
    No organic disease or no
    tendency to organic disease

    The disease is not of great Yet the physician


    depth and belongs to the sometimes will be
    function of nerves more satisfied if in
    the beginning of
    Prognosis—in acute case his prescribing he
    good notices a slight
    aggravation of
    symptoms.
    In chronic case—doubtful
    5.Amelioration comes first Either the remedy was only a Retake the case
    and aggravation superficial remedy, and could and a more
    afterwards act only as palliative or the similar medicine
    patient was incurable and the is to be
    remedy was somewhat prescribed.

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    suitable.

    Prognosis unfavorable.
    6.Too short relief of Has the patient done In acute disease
    symptoms something to spoil the action medicine has to
    of the medicine if not, the be repeated
    physician may suspect the much often or a
    following more similar
    medicine is
    In acute disease presence of selected
    high grade inflammatory
    reaction of organs which are
    threatened by the process
    going on In chronic case,
    if there is no
    In chronic disease there is interference of
    structural changes and the medicine more
    organs are destroyed or being similar medicine
    destroyed or in a very is to be
    precarious condition prescribed.

    Prognosis- Bad
    7. Full time amelioration presence of latent conditions, The patient can
    of symptoms, yet no relief or latent existing organic never be cured
    to the patient conditions, which prevent completely and is
    improvement beyond a certain curable only to a
    stage certain limit. it is a
    suitable palliation
    The remedies act favourably for homoeopathic
    but the patient is not cured remedies
    and never be cured. The
    patient is palliated in this
    instance.

    Prognosis- Bad
    th
    8.Some patient prove Patient is said to have an Give 30 and Such oversensitive
    th
    every remedy they get idiosyncrasy to every thing 200 to cure patients are good
    their disease provers
    The over sensitive patients are
    often incurable
    9.Action of medicine upon Proving always benefits observe carefully the
    provers healthy provers, if they are constitutional state
    properly conducted. of an individual
    about to become a
    prover, write this
    down and substract
    them from the
    proving

    These symptoms will


    not very commonly
    appear during the
    proving, if they do
    note the change in

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    them.
    10.New symptoms Medicine wrong If the symptoms
    appearing after the are of serious
    administration of the Greater the appearance of nature, antidote
    remedy new symptoms coming out the medicine
    after the administration of the and select a
    remedy- wrong prescription. more similar
    medicine after
    taking the case
    c. prognosis- bad
    11.When old symptoms Medicine- correct Medicine must It is well to say to
    are about to reappear be lat alone the patient that this
    Disease curable is encouraging
    If old symptoms
    Symptoms are disappearing in come back to
    the reverse order of its stay, then a
    appearance repetition of the
    dose is
    necessary
    12.Symptom take the Medicine- wrong Medicine must There is a great
    wrong direction be antidoted at danger in selecting
    once otherwise a remedy on
    structural external symptom
    Prognosis- bad changes will alone, ignoring all
    take place in the symptoms and
    that new site. A general state of the
    similar medicine patient.
    is to be selected
    and
    administered

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