| Sumario: | Surgery is a vital achievement of modern medicine, capable of correcting structure disorders and preserving life, yet it inevitably subjects the organism to significant physiological and psychological stress. While surgical procedures restore anatomical integrity, they do not necessarily re-establish the dynamic equilibrium required for complete recovery. Homeopathy based on the law of similia and acting through modulation of vital force provides a complimentary means of support in the Perioperative period. Through hormetic and regulatory mechanism individualised homeopathic remedies have demonstrated potential to elevate preoperative anxiety, reduce intra-operative bleeding and inflammation, accelerate wound healing, and minimize post operative pain and analgesic dependence. This review highlights the role of Homeopathy across the pre, intra, post operative phases of surgical care. Drawing from Hahnemannian principles, classical literature, and emerging clinical studies, it underscores the relevance of integrating homeopathy as an advent to conventional surgery facilitating recovery, reducing complications, and promoting comprehensive restoration of health.
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