Electro-Homeopathic doctors approach their practice in a similar way to conventional doctors. The process of diagnosing an illness begins with a thorough history taking, examination, and investigation. However, in addition to understanding the patient’s signs and symptoms, Electro-Homeopathic doctors are interested in learning about the individual patient and how their symptoms affect them on a personal level.

During an Electro-Homeopathic consultation, the doctor will ask questions about the patient’s lifestyle, eating habits, personality traits, sleep patterns, and medical history. This information is used to create a complete picture of the patient, which is then matched to the symptoms of their illness to prescribe a specific type and strength of Electro-Homeopathic medicine. The initial appointment can take up to an hour, while follow-up appointments usually last around 30 minutes. However, the length of the appointment may vary depending on the practitioner and the setting in which they work.

To make the most of an Electro-Homeopathic consultation, it is helpful for patients to prepare by making notes and considering all the issues affecting their health. Some practitioners may even ask new patients to complete a questionnaire before their first appointment to save time.

Once the consultation is complete, the Electro-Homeopathic doctor will provide a prescription and advise the patient on how often to take the medicine. Electro-Homeopathic remedies are typically taken in drops or tablet form, but may also be available in liquid or syrup form, or in the form of gels or creams for certain conditions. It is important for patients to follow the doctor’s instructions carefully to ensure the most effective treatment