Limitations of allopathy

Visualization of narrower problems
Name(s): 
Bias of western medical and surgical practice
Resistance to traditional medicine
Exclusion of indigenous medical systems by allopathic medicine
Nature 
There is still considerable friction between traditional and scientific medicine, mainly due to lack of understanding and cooperation, although legislative action has also failed to promote, or even discounted and hindered traditional medicine. Although there is currently much discussion in international circles about recognizing traditional medicine and merging it with allopathic medicine, a combined venture of traditional healing and modern medicine has not yet been given any real opportunity.
Claim 
Just because your doctor has a name for your condition doesn't mean he knows what it is.
Broader 
Lack of integrated medicine
Inadequacy of medical science
Narrower 
Iatrogenic disease
Medical materialism
Male bias of medicine
Medication side effects
Curative health mindset
Antibiotic obsolescence
Female bias of medicine
Cultural bias in medicine
Disregard for self-healing potential
Ignorance of traditional herbal remedies
Over-emphasis on use of drugs in medicine
Resistance to incorporating midwives in medical care systems
Aggravates 
Sores
Prohibitive medical expenses
Aggravated by 
Conflicting models of health
Threatened species of medicinal plants
Lack of integration of traditional and allopathic medicine
Strategy(ies) 
Using holistic medicine
Supporting traditional health care
Reducing eurocentrism
Using animals for support
Using traditional veterinary practices
Suppressing symptoms of disease
Resisting traditional medicine
Discriminating culturally
Limiting applicability of allopathy
Freeing up allopathic medicine
Value(s) 
Integration
Resistance
Bias
Exclusion
Lack
Limitedness
Nonresistance
Resistance
Reference(s) 
Trowell, H C and Burkitt, D P: Western Diseases: their emergence and prevention
Type 
(F) Fuzzy exceptional problems