Abstract:

Background

Gastric disorders constitute one of the most prevalent clinical concerns in modern healthcare, significantly affecting quality of life and functional well-being. Functional dyspepsia, gastritis, acid-peptic disturbances, gastroesophageal reflux symptoms, and stress-associated gastric complaints are increasingly associated with lifestyle imbalance, psychological stress, irregular dietary habits, and altered gastrointestinal regulation. Homoeopathy, guided by the principles of the Organon of Medicine and Homoeopathic Philosophy, approaches gastric disorders through individualized constitutional assessment rather than disease-label–based prescribing.

Objective

To evaluate the role of Organon-based individualised homoeopathic management in patients presenting with gastric disorders.

Methods

A prospective observational clinical study was conducted on fifteen patients presenting with gastric complaints. Detailed homoeopathic case-taking was performed emphasising mental generals, food modalities, thermal state, emotional causation, lifestyle factors, constitutional tendencies, and miasmatic background. Remedies were selected individually based on the totality of symptoms and Materia Medica correlation.

Results

Most patients demonstrated symptomatic improvement in gastric discomfort, acidity, bloating, appetite irregularities, nausea, and associated stress-related manifestations. Constitutional prescribing appeared beneficial in improving both gastrointestinal and general well-being.

Conclusion

The study observations suggest that Organon of Medicine and Homoeopathic Philosophy provide a clinically relevant framework for individualized management of gastric disorders. Larger controlled studies are required to strengthen the evidence base.

Keywords:

Gastric disorders; Organon of Medicine; Homoeopathic philosophy; Individualisation; Functional dyspepsia; Constitutional prescribing.

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