People falling ill is inevitable, where one becomes susceptible to disease because of weak immunity, and another attracts it due to psychological balance. However, to treat it, there are two options available, i.e., homoeopathy and allopathy.

While they are both derived from medical science, it works differently in your body. To know about their differences, read the detailed discussion on homoeopathy vs allopathy mentioned below.

The meaning of the word 'homoeopathy' is similar to suffering. However, unlike allopathy, it follows the principle of treating the source which caused the problem in the first place. Thus, the significant difference between homoeopathy and allopathy is that one treats symptoms while the other works on the cause.

Additionally, this part of medical science also believes giving patients a lower dose of medicine is more effective than a high dose. Not to mention homoeopathic medicine involves greater usage of natural substances like marigolds, arnica, lavender, belladonna, etc.

Homoeopathic medicines aim not to attack germs but to boost immunity to fight the disease. Also, homoeopathic medicines promote the body's emotional, psychological and physical aspects along with toughening the immune system.

Allopathy works to cure the symptoms of the disease you are suffering from rather than fixing the root cause. The term is extracted from two words 'allos' means opposite, and 'pathos' means to suffer. So, to roughly contemplate it, it means treating symptoms of a disease with something that is the opposite. For example, doctors use a laxative to treat constipation.

There are a few common allopathic medicines or prescription drugs to treat complex diseases, like painkillers, diabetic drugs, antibiotics, and migraine medicine. However, even though they are effective, it creates doubt among individuals because of their side effects. Thus, only licensed medical doctors can use it.