Allopathic medicine is a system of medical practice that aims to combat disease by use of remedies, such as drugs or surgery, producing effects different from or incompatible with those produced by the disease being treated. It is a medical practice which makes use of all measures that have proved of value in treatment of the disease.
Allopathic means a method of treating disease by the use of remedies that produce effects different from those of the disease treated. This is in opposition to the homeopathic method.
A allopathic physician is a MD that treats disease and injury using counteractive methods.
A allopathic physician is a MD that treats disease and injury using counteractive methods.
Please stop trolling WikiAnswers. Grow up. You would see an osteopathic physician for the same reasons you see an allopathic physician.
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usually costs from $30-70 per hour session. A visit to a Chinese medicine physician or acupuncturist can be more expensive, comparable to a visit to an allopathic physician if the practitioner is an MD
Allopathic medicine is a system of medical practice making use of all measures that have proved of value in treatment of disease.
Just like an Allopathic physician, or M.D., they can perform any type of surgery they have been trained to. They are trained by many of the same hospitals and programs where MD physicians are trained, and often work hand in hand with them.
If you mean physician, a physician is a person that studies medicine.
A physician may recommend sleeping pills or prescription medication. New research into a melatonin agonist, LY156735 and genetic research into circadian rhythms suggests new treatments.
Doctor, specialist, or surgeon. Those words mean physician.
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Allopathic treatments include the drugs biguanides and thiazolidinediones but they are not as effective as healthy diet and exercise.
Physician's Desk ReferencePDR stands for Physician's Desk Reference.