KENT’S TWELVE OBSERVATION*
Kents Twelve Observation:
1) A prolonged aggravation and then final decline of the patient
Short Explanation:
a. Prognosis is bad
b. Antidote the medicine
2) Long aggravation but final and slow improvement
Short Explanation:
a. Prognosis is favorable
b. Wait and watch
3) The aggravation is quick, short and strong with rapid improvement of the patient
Short Explanation:
a. Prognosis is very good
b. The remedy is correct don’t distrub the action of remedy
4) No aggravation with recovery of the patient
Short Explanation:
a. Prognosis in acute case is good but in chronic cases it’s doubtful
b. Not disturb the action of our remedies
5) The amelioration come first and the aggravation come afterward
Short Explanation:
a. Prognosis is unfavourable
b. Retake the case and a more similar medicine is to be prescribed
6) Too short relief of symptom
Short Explanation:
a. Prognosis bad in chronic cases
b. In acute cases the medicine has to repeated. In chronic cases if there is no interference of the medicine
7) A full time amelioration of the symptoms yet, no special relief of the patient.
Short Explanation:
a. Prognosis is bad
8) Some patients prove every remedy they get.
Short Explanation:
a. Prognosis is bad
b. Such Oversensitive patient are very useful to the homeopathic physicians for proving
9) The action of the medicine upon prover
Short Explanation:
a. Prognosis is bad
10) New symptoms appear after the remedy
Short Explanation:
a. Prognosis is unfavourable
b. If symptoms is not serious then wait and watch
c. When new symptoms is pass off then another most similar medicine is to be selected after taking the refresh case
11) When old symptoms are observed to reappear.
Short Explanation:
a. Prognosis is very good
b. Prescribed medicine are true homeopathic medicine
c. Do not disturb the case
12) Symptoms take the wrong direction
Short Explanation:
a. Prognosis is bad, medicine prescribed is wrong
b. Antidote first then prescribe most similar remedy
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