International Journal of Homoeopathic Sciences

Abstract: It is estimated that 3% of people in India suffer from asthma, with 2.4% of adults and 4% to 20% of children suffering. The name "asthma" comes from the Greek for "shortness of breath," and any patient who experienced this condition was said to have asthma. Henry Hyde Salter's dissertation "On Asthma and its Treatment," which was published in the second half of the 19th century, helped to refine the word. The most popular treatment for long-term conditions like asthma is homeopathy, which is predicated on the notion that each patient's symptoms dictate the best course of action. Acute asthma attacks, their recurrence, and allergens that because asthma can all be treated with homeopathy. Using homoeopathic medications based on the law of similar, homoeopathy cures patients by stimulating their immunological and vital systems. Means