secondary drug action

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secondary drug action,

n the resultant stage during the treatment course when the aggravation initially caused by the homeopathic remedy has subsided and the curative effects of the remedy appear. See also counteraction, dose-dependent reverse effect, and taxic drug action.

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counteraction

dose-dependent reverse effect

primary drug action

therapeutic aggravation

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