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question about miasms and nosodes

In dealing with my eczema and other health issues (improved rapidly thanks to lycopodium), it has become apparent to me that I have probably suffered from the tubercular miasm from birth, which in turn, is a compination of psora and syphlitic miams. My homeopath even mentioned in passing that he thinks the tubercular miasm is at work.

I understand that this miasm can can be very hard to deal with. Will lycopodium alone be enough over time? when would the nosodes be used? I asked my doc about them, but, he is a man of few words really and didn't really say much one way or another. When are nosodes generally used when dealing with a long term potent miasm? thanks in advance,
John
 
  john34 on 2007-01-19
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Dear John,

Lycopodium has a strong anti-tubercular action.It being a good similimum and having affected you so deeply, a nosode may not be needed at all.One should not have pre-conceived notions.A nosode is prescribed when there are the symptoms of that nosode or when the similimum stops acting in a case where it was acting nicely earlier and the homeopath thinks that there is a miasmatic blockage hindering further remedy action.The nosode will clear the obstruction and the indicated remedy again starts acting.

Hope it helps.

Rajiv
 
rajivprasad last decade
Very helpful Rajiv, thank you. I guess i just get a little too involved trying to udnerstand how my case may play out. We are early yet. I still have not used a potency higher than 30c, and that less than ten doses overall I would say. I don't expect my case to be finished for some time.

John
 
john34 last decade

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