Health workers will shortly give homoeopathic medicines to patients in farming areas of Rajasthan if a offer formed on a commander programme is approved.
Following a proposal, a ayurved and Indian medicine dialect has constituted a cabinet to investigate a feasibility of dispensing homoeopathic medicines by farming health workers — auxiliary helper midwives (ANM), anganbadi workers and accredited amicable health activists (Asha).
The commander programme was conducted in Jhunjhunu district by prior gourmet Pradeep Kumar Borar in Feb and Mar 2017. Health workers were lerned on homoeopathic medicines from Nov 2016 to Jan 2017.
In March, health workers treated around 10,000 patients pang from fever, cough, cold, physique pain and worm infections; 7500 of them were cured. The series of outpatient departments of homoeopathic doctors also increased.
“A cabinet has been constituted to brand medicines that can be dispensed by ANMs as per law. The cabinet will also demeanour into either ANMs are certified legally to allot such medicines; a offer might be sent to a supervision of India seeking a approval,” pronounced R Venkateshwaran, principal secretary of a department.
“For evident relief, allopathic medicines are verified though there are some diseases associated to skin and stomach, that can be dealt with effectively by ayurved and homeopathy.”
Regarding a offer submitted, Borar said, “We did a commander in Jhunjhunu district, where there are 1595 aanganbadi workers, 1528 accredited amicable health activists and 822 ANMs. On an normal Rs 10.50 crore is spent on allopathic medicines; in comparison, output on homeopathy will be negligible.”
Apart from doctors, ANMs and anganbadi and Asha workers allot allopathic medicines such as paracetamol, diclofenac sodium, iron, folic acid, ORS, and vitamin-A. Directions on a use of these medicines are issued.
“The supervision constituted a Ayush department, of that homoeopathy is a part. The homoeopathic diagnosis is not usually affordable and effective though also has no side effects. Health workers could also allot homoeopathic medicines for ailments,” Borar said.
Homoeopathic medicines can be complicated and segregated by experts; health workers, after training, can be certified to allot such medicines in other districts, he said.
“We have asked for study a indication of a district; simple believe about homoeopathy should be incorporated in curriculum, so that students are wakeful of it,” Borar said.
“Homoeopathy medicines are easy to make and cost-effective, have no damaging side effects, and raise immunity.”
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