Analytical study of complete repertory in homoeopathic management of chronic Bronchial Asthma.

Bronchial asthma is a chronic respiratory disorder that affects individuals across all age groups. It is a heterogeneous condition characterized by chronic inflammation of the airways, resulting in episodic breathlessness, chest tightness, coughing, and wheezing. These symptoms are typically caused by airway narrowing due to muscle spasms, mucosal swelling, and thick bronchial secretions. Despite numerous therapeutic advances, the prevalence and severity of asthma continue to rise globally and in India. Homeopathy offers a promising approach in managing chronic bronchial asthma by considering the individualistic symptom picture and selecting a suitable remedy based on holistic principles. Although several studies have demonstrated the role of homeopathy in asthma, there is limited literature on the practical utility of Complete Repertory in such cases. Complete Repertory, a comprehensive and evolving tool in homeopathy, offers a wide range of rubrics and updated remedy relationships that help in individualizing treatment. This review aims to bridge the gap by highlighting the clinical utility of Complete Repertory in bronchial asthma and its role in improving patient outcomes. It also explores the importance of repertorization, individualized remedy selection, and symptom analysis in reducing the frequency and intensity of asthmatic episodes.