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HWC Group Organon aphorism §58 If, in estimating the value of this mode of employing medicines, we should even pass over the circumstance that it is AN EXTREMELY FAULTY SYMPTOMATIC TREATMENT (v. note to (§7)), wherein the practitioner devotes his attention in a merely ONE-SIDED MANNER TO A SINGLE SYMPTOM, consequently to only a small part of the whole, whereby relief for the totality of the disease, which is what the patient desires, cannot evidently be expected,—we must, on the other hand, demand of experience if, in one single case where such antipathic employment of medicine was made use of in a chronic or persisting affection, after the transient amelioration there did not ensue an increased aggravation of the symptom which was subdued at first in a palliative manner, an aggravation, indeed, of the whole disease? And every attentive observer will agree that, after such short antipathic amelioration, aggravation follows IN EVERY CASE WITHOUT EXCEPTION, although the ordinary physician is in the habit o