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What is Primary Action of Drug with example?



It is topic of today, what is primary action of drug? According to cardinal principle of Homeopathy, "Law of Simila" a drug or a medicine when administered to human being, it produces certain changes inside human body. These changes produced by drug inside human body collectively given a name of primary action of drug.

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So, does this primary action is produced by dynamic drugs or crude drugs? Well it is produced by both. Dynamic drugs produce changes fast, being at same level at which vital force is, and that is dynamic level. Whereas crude drugs produce changes slowly being non-dynamic in nature. Initial changes produced by dynamic drugs are slight but functional and at dynamic level. But, crude drugs produce changes at structural level.
So, whatever effect any substance produce on human body, it is called primary reaction produced by that substance which is also called primary action of that substance on human body. But, when a substance having medicinal properties called drug produces any effect on human body, whether that drug was dynamic or crude then; that effect which it produce on human body is called primary action of that drug on human body. So, this is what is called primary action of drug.

For example, when Arsenic is administered to a human body of living individual, then it crop certain toxic changes, then these toxic changes are called primary action of drug arsenic on human body.

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