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Hypothyroidism + Asthma + Stomach disorder | From NTAGA [Log on to view profile] | on 2008-03-10 |
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Hello,
I stay in India. I got married 4 years back. My wife is having hypothyroidism since first baby delivered (three yrs back). The dose (Eltroxin) was 500mg/week. She is very thin. During her first pregnancy she was having some problem of breathlessness. She was given nebuliation, at that time. She was OK.
During her second pregnancy, she again had the same prb of breathlessness sometimes. Just After delivery, she got the same problem, Some blood tests (on July 07)were done with ECG and etc. All were normal, but there was a test called D-Dimmer. It was quite abnormal (~10) and the normal range is ~2. It was told by the doctor, that her blood got THICK. She was given some injections for doing the blood thin. she was given nebulization in the hospital. She was OK at that time. But this was more severe than the first delivery case.
Now she is again feeling breathlessness from Some time and stomach upset (loose motion). I tested TSH. it is perfectly in the normal range. After consulation by Physian, She took inhalers + medicines for 15 days continuously. It was OK. Again she had the problem, now, She is taking some inhaler on SOS basis.
I gave Nat Sulph 6C to her as suggest in "asthma for 13 year old boy" and Ars Alb 200. She doesn't get any relief.
Pls suggest what should I do for her stomach upset + asthma. She is already thin. Now she is getting thnner.
You people have cured so many strong cases. Pls solve my wife case also.
Thnaks! |
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| Re: Hypothyroidism + Asthma + Stomach disorder | From deoshlok [Log on to view profile] | on 2008-03-12 |
Try the following prescripton.
1. Calc Iod 3x thrice in a day
2. Lycopodium 3x 2 drops thrice in a day
3. Hepar sulph 10M weekly one dose i.e. every sunday morning and pls do not take no. 1 and 2 medicine in this day only...
dr.deoshlok sharma | | |
| Re: Hypothyroidism + Asthma + Stomach disorder | From NTAGA [Log on to view profile]  | on 2008-03-12 |
In your one reply to "asthma to 30yr old lady" (this was my same question but with different title, as I was not getting response), you have prescribed:
"Try Morgan Bach 10M weekly one dose for long period and Hepar sulph 30 three times in a day of 4 tab or 2 drops
continue for one month and report me.. "
Now it is different, pls let me know what should I try?
I am really confused.
Thanks for your answer | | |
| Re: Hypothyroidism + Asthma + Stomach disorder | From sameervermani [Log on to view profile] | on 2008-03-12 |
Multiple remedies simultaneously is not homeopathy.
High potencies taken continuously is not homeopathy.
Advising without any indications of a remedy is not homeopathy.
I would caution against such baseless prescriptions. You are correct to be confused as this has no basis whatsoever. | | |
| Re: Hypothyroidism + Asthma + Stomach disorder | From NTAGA [Log on to view profile] | on 2008-03-12 |
Mr. sameer,
Could you prescribe me. I really need help.
I information I would like to tell you that one test was done during consultation with the physian, total IgE, which was quite high (750), the normal range is <89. So she was given:
- clariwin 250mg
- EFlux tab
- DOXObid
- ESIFLo inhaler (steroid present)
- Duolin inhaler
- omnocortil (steroid)
for 15 days, She was OK at that time. But She faced some problems after 15 days lapse(hair lose, vomitting, etc.)
Could you pls help me.
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