Build the overall symptom picture
Search for and select at least two symptoms.
A working tool for homeopaths
See the common thread and compare different homeopathic remedies.First, build the overall symptom picture. Follow-up questions are then asked where needed, before a focused selection is shown.
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How it works
Build the overall symptom picture. The tool asks only those follow-up questions that can help clarify the differences, then presents a focused selection with the sources at hand.
Search for and select at least two symptoms.
You see one question at a time and can always choose “Not sure”.
See why each remedy is included, what distinguishes it and which sources are available.
For homeopaths
The tool helps you keep the symptom picture together and compare a small number of homeopathic remedy descriptions supported by the source material, while retaining the distinguishing details. Do not enter information that could identify a patient.
Select the central symptoms. Relevant follow-up questions appear before the comparison is built.
The result stays focused on connections supported by the source material.
See what the remedies have in common and the descriptions and circumstances that distinguish them.
Open the sources and read further whenever you need to check a detail.
Interactive preview
This fixed example uses two homeopathic remedies to show the same structure as the tool: selected symptoms, the common thread, differences, an image and supporting sources.
The common thread
The shared features appear first. Open a remedy to see what distinguishes it and read further.
Venous heavinessVaricose veins

Venous heaviness · Varicose veins
Sources for this description: William Boericke, introduction to Aesculus hippocastanum; Constantine Hering, sections 33 (Lower limbs) and 34 (Limbs in general).
Constantine Hering · Aesculus hippocastanum
The source describes the lower bowel, haemorrhoidal veins and a characteristic backache. General venous stasis and purple varicose veins also appear in this historical account.
This text describes historical observations. It is not a diagnosis, medical advice or treatment.
Read the historical source: William Boericke
Venous heaviness · Varicose veins
Sources for this description: Constantine Hering, Hamamelis virginica (Hamamelis virginiana), section 33 (Lower limbs).
Constantine Hering · Hamamelis virginiana
Boericke describes venous congestion, bleeding, varicose veins and haemorrhoids with a bruised soreness in the affected parts as a particular focus of the historical remedy picture.
This text describes historical observations. It is not a diagnosis, medical advice or treatment.
Read the historical source: William BoerickeThis is a fixed example and contains no personal or patient information. Results in the tool depend on the symptoms and answers selected.
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