2ND BHMS GYNAECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS SYLLABUS: A COMPLETE GUIDE FOR STUDENTS (2022-2023 ONWARDS)

Hey future homeopaths! 🎓 If you’re in your 2nd BHMS, you’re probably curious about the Gynaecology and Obstetrics syllabus.

Don’t worry—I’ve got you covered!

This post provides a detailed breakdown of the entire syllabus, so you know exactly what to expect.

From prenatal care to managing gynaecological conditions, we’ll cover it all.

Let’s dive in!

2ND BHMS NEW SYLLABUS 2022-2023: SUBJECTS, EXAM PATTERN, AND STUDY TIPS FOR BHMS STUDENTS

2ND YEAR BHMS EXAM PATTERN (2022-2023) – COMPLETE GUIDE WITH SUBJECT-WISE MARKS & STUDY TIPS

Why Study Gynaecology and Obstetrics in Homoeopathy?

Gynaecology and Obstetrics are essential fields that focus on women’s health across their reproductive lifespan.

Obstetrics deals with pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care, while gynaecology addresses conditions affecting the female reproductive system.

Homoeopathy offers a holistic approach to these fields, addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of women’s health.

By studying this subject, you’ll:

Learn to manage common pregnancy-related discomforts using homoeopathic remedies.
Understand and treat gynaecological conditions like menstrual disorders, PCOS, and menopause.
Provide holistic care to women during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum.
Integrate homoeopathic principles with modern obstetrics and gynaecology for better patient outcomes.

Course Outcomes

By the end of the 2nd BHMS Gynaecology and Obstetrics course, you’ll be able to:

Understand the anatomy, physiology, and endocrinology of the female reproductive system.
Diagnose and manage gynaecological conditions like menstrual disorders, uterine displacements, and infertility.
Provide prenatal, antenatal, and postnatal care using homoeopathic principles.
Manage common pregnancy-related ailments and complications.
Integrate homoeopathic therapeutics with modern diagnostic and treatment methods.

Learning Objectives

At the end of the 2nd BHMS course, you’ll:

Understand the applied anatomy and physiology of the female reproductive system.
Diagnose and manage gynaecological conditions like menstrual disorders, uterine prolapse, and infertility.
Provide holistic care during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum.
Integrate homoeopathic materia medica and repertory in clinical practice.
Develop skills in patient history-taking, physical examination, and case analysis.

THEORY SYLLABUS

Gynecology and Homeopathic Therapeutics

Introduction to Gynecology

Definition of Gynecology and its relevance in Homeopathy.
Hahnemannian classification of diseases in the context of gynecology.
Importance of reviewing Homeopathic literature, therapeutic approaches, and repertory sourcebooks.

Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System

Applied anatomy: Structure and function of the female reproductive system.
Development and congenital anomalies of the reproductive organs.
Applied physiology:
- Puberty and menstruation.
- Disorders of menstruation:
  - Amenorrhea – Causes, types, and Homeopathic management.
  - Dysmenorrhea – Pathophysiology, types, and treatment approaches.
  - Menorrhagia, Metrorrhagia, Epimenorrhea, and Abnormal Uterine Bleeding (AUB) – Causes, differential diagnosis, and Homeopathic management.
  - Postmenopausal bleeding and menopause-related ailments – Scope and management in Homeopathy with an interdisciplinary approach where necessary.

Clinical Approach in Gynecology

Gynecological case taking, physical examination, and investigations.
Clinical diagnosis and differential diagnosis based on presenting symptoms.
Epidemiology:
- Predisposing factors, including fundamental miasms.
- Personality types and their tendency to develop specific gynecological diseases.

Common Gynecological Conditions and Homeopathic Approach

Uterine Displacements:
- Prolapse, retroversion, and inversion of the uterus.
- Causes, disease manifestations, prognosis, and Homeopathic management.
Sexual Health & Intersexuality:
- Genetic dyscrasias, predisposition, miasmatic influences, and personality types.
- The role of Homeopathy in addressing these conditions.
General and Homeopathic Management:
- Case analysis, repertorization, and individualized prescription.
- Posology and formulation of prognostic criteria.

Obstetrics, Newborn Care & Homeopathic Therapeutics

Introduction to Obstetrics and Newborn Care

Relationship between Obstetrics and Homeopathic philosophy.
Homeopathic therapeutics and repertorization in obstetric care.

Fundamentals of Reproduction

Development of intrauterine pregnancy.
Diagnosis of pregnancy:
- Clinical features, investigations, and physical examinations.
- Applied anatomy and physiology of pregnancy.
- Physiological changes during normal pregnancy.

Antenatal Care

Objectives, procedures, and importance of prenatal visits.
Identification of high-risk cases.
Scope and limitations of Homeopathic management during pregnancy.
Management of common pregnancy-related complaints:
- Vomiting in pregnancy.
- Backache and musculoskeletal discomfort.
- Constipation and digestive issues.
- Homeopathic treatment approaches for these conditions.

Labour and Postnatal Care

Normal Labour:
- Causes of onset, anatomical and physiological changes.
- Mechanism and stages of labour.
- Clinical course and events in each stage.
- Homeopathic scope in managing normal labour.
Postnatal & Puerperal Care:
- Homeopathic management of postpartum conditions.
- Scope and limitations of treatment.
Newborn Care:
- General and Homeopathic management of neonatal health.
- Repertorization and therapeutic interventions.
- Posology and formulation of prognostic criteria.

Diagnostic Investigations in Obstetrics

Important laboratory and imaging studies for diagnosis in obstetric practice.
Interpretation of test results in the Homeopathic clinical approach.

Assessment

Internal Assessment (IA): Includes periodical tests and term exams.
No Final University Examination: Marks from IA will be carried forward to the 3rd BHMS.

How to Excel in Gynaecology and Obstetrics

Master Case-Taking: Develop strong skills in patient history-taking and physical examination.
Understand Miasms: Study the role of psora, sycosis, syphilis, and tubercular miasms in gynaecological conditions.
Integrate Homoeopathy: Learn to apply homoeopathic principles in obstetrics and gynaecology.
Stay Updated: Keep up with the latest advancements in women’s health and homoeopathy.
Practice Repertorization: Use repertories to select remedies based on symptom similarity.

Final Thoughts

The 2nd BHMS Gynaecology and Obstetrics syllabus equips you with the knowledge and skills to provide holistic care to women across their reproductive lifespan.

By mastering this syllabus, you’ll be well-prepared to integrate homoeopathic principles with modern obstetrics and gynaecology for better patient outcomes.

Good luck, and keep striving for excellence! 🌟

Got questions? Drop them in the comments below!

Let’s help each other succeed. 💪