iarjmsIARJMSIARJMS2708-3594https://doi.org/10.47310/iarjms.2022.v03i02.029Exploring Organopathy-Its Applicability and LimitationsMehadiArifBillahFaizaKhanSuranjanaGhoshIn this era of degenerative diseases and complex pathological phenomena, many physicians are trying to get some knowledge about Organopathy for successful case management. Organopathy is a fruit of analytical mind of Paracelsus after that, Rademacher and Burnett kept this method alive with their hard-works and honest efforts. The organopathic remedies are selected by knowledge of their pharmacological activity on the local expression and their linkage to an organ and its pathology. Underlying this, according to Burnett, was the idea of a pathological perspective of homeopathy, where the simillimum selected is that of the disease and not just that of the symptoms. He believed that behind the holistic symptom expression is a more distinctive, a more precise symptomatology that identifies the “true pathologic simile”. In Homeopathy, the most appropriate treatment protocol is based on the similia principle; however, this may not happen in cases with inadequate symptom to select the similimum, or where the true picture might be masked or the case may be at an incurable stage warranting only palliation. Therefore, the course of treatment should not always be fixed. Experienced physicians switch from one method to another based on the case, availability of the symptoms also based on his experience with the basic objective of finding closest similimum to the patient’s totality of symptom perceived by the physician, through his skill, knowledge and observations. Organopathy has given a new approach to remedies and their prescribing.