Recorded video of Dr. Kavita Sawant's session at the Concert With Masters Kent Edition on 13th August 2026, focusing on follow-up analysis, second prescriptions and recognising the direction of cure.
In this recorded session, Dr. Kavita Sawant introduces the core fundamentals behind the second prescription and remedy action. She outlines the key principles needed to evaluate initial patient responses and make accurate, confident follow-up decisions in clinical practice. Drawing upon the foundational teachings of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, Dr. Constantine Hering, and Dr. James Tyler Kent, Dr. Sawant addresses common clinical dilemmas—such as knowing when to repeat a remedy, change it, or simply wait and watch—providing a structured framework to replace follow-up confusion with clinical certainty
In this recorded session, the speaker explains that a homeopathic remedy acts only as a vital stimulus, meaning the patient ultimately heals themselves. Practitioners must maintain a strict "hands off" approach and avoid interfering while a curative reaction is actively in progress. A second prescription should only be introduced if the patient begins to slip back or original symptoms return. Furthermore, when managing transfer patients from another classical homeopath, a practitioner must conduct a tedious inspection of all symptoms instead of rushing into a new prescription.
In this session, Dr. Kavita Sawant outlines guidelines for prescribing and managing remedy changes based on Dr. Kent's teachings and Dr. Vijayakar's modern integration of Hering’s Law. She emphasises that if an initially correct remedy (simillimum) loses its efficacy over time, the physician must step up the potency rather than change the remedy. Furthermore, the return of forgotten, older symptoms indicates a proper curative reversal toward healing and should not be interfered with. Conversely, entirely new, painful, or dangerous symptoms signify an improper "suppression" of disease from a less important organ to a highly important organ (such as rheumatism of the knee shifting to the heart), requiring a change in the prescription.
In this session, Dr. Kavita Sawant outlines how a 14-year-old boy with ADHD, severe behavioural issues, and leucoderma was treated with Opium 200 in July 2019. Following treatment, his concentration and grades significantly improved, and his aggressive behaviour stopped as he successfully made friends. His leucoderma patches healed systematically according to physiological laws: clearing first from the forehead and face, moving downward to the hands, and lastly to the legs. The healing followed a within-outward, dorso-ventral gradientclearing the centre of the face and ears before the area under the eyes, while temporary new patches at the periphery and lower levels (feet and thumbs) confirmed the disease was properly leaving the body
In this session, Dr. Kavita Sawant outlines how a 2-year-old girl presented with complete developmental arrest, hearing loss, loss of motor functions, and severe, frequent head dropping. Her symptoms emerged after a measles infection at 6 months of age, which was treated with heavy antibiotics and subsequently progressed into subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE). Her clinical reports showed elevated measles IgG levels and early SSPE changes on her MRI. Based on an analysis of her physical and sensory symptoms, a single dose of Belladonna 10M was prescribed.
The session concludes with a brief Q&A, a display of the requested seven-layer chart, and expressions of gratitude to the host institution and colleagues. The closing summary highlights how the presentation beautifully integrated the classical teachings of Kent, Hering, and Dr. Vijayakar through practical case reviews, while reinforcing the importance of patience and proper course correction in homeopathic practice.
In this session, Dr Kavita Sawant addresses one of the most uncertain moments in practice, the follow-up visit, and lays out a clear framework for deciding whether to wait, repeat, raise potency, administer an antidote, or change the remedy. Drawing on Kent's twelve observations, Hering's Law of Cure and Dr. Prafull Vijayakar's predictive homoeopathy, along with her own three decades of clinical experience, she shows how to read the body's response with confidence and know when to step back and let the cure unfold.
The Philosophy of Remedial Action: Understand why the remedy only acts as a stimulus to the vital force, and why a hands-off approach during genuine improvement is essential to avoid disrupting the natural course of cure.
Kent's Twelve Observations: Learn to read aggravation, amelioration and the reappearance of old symptoms as signs pointing toward a good or poor prognosis, and what each pattern means for the next prescription.
Guidelines for the Second Prescription: Master the criteria for repeating a remedy, raising its potency, or changing course entirely, based on careful re-examination of the case and how the symptom picture has shifted.
Hering's Law and Direction of Cure: Revisit the classical laws, from above downward and within outward, to reverse the order of symptom appearance, along with Dr. Vijayakar's addition of movement from a more destructive miasm to a less destructive one.
Embryological Basis of Cure: Explore how Dr. Vijayakar mapped Hering's laws onto embryology and morphogenetic gradients to build the Seven Layers of Suppression Chart, and what this means for predicting the course of a case.
Remedy Relationship Case: A woman treated for lichen planus and migraine with Ferrum Metallicum who later developed mental confusion and crying spells, restored to clarity through Alumina, its complementary remedy.
Vitiligo with ADHD Case: A 14-year-old boy whose behaviour and focus improved rapidly on Opium, with his vitiligo patches clearing from above downward and centre to periphery before fully resolving.
SSPE Case: A 2-year-old girl with post-measles neurological regression who was given a single dose of Belladonna, leading to the return of suppressed skin eruptions and ear discharge, followed by full recovery of hearing, speech and motor milestones.
Dr Kavita Sawant has been a practising homoeopath in Goregaon, Mumbai, for over 30 years and is closely associated with Dr Prafull Vijayakar and the predictive homoeopathy method. She is a faculty member at national and international seminars, an editor of the e-magazine Genetic Code of Homoeopathy, an author of two books, and a developer of the mobile app Theory of Suppression.
Recorded video of Dr. Kavita Sawant's session at the Concert With Masters Kent Edition on 13th August 2026, focusing on follow-up analysis, second prescriptions and recognising the direction of cure.
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