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Dr Rishimba or Dr Mahfooz - Giving birth
Hi,I'm a 'sepia' girl who's soon giving birth and I have arnica 30D pellets. I wonder how i should take them to ease the pain during labour.
mouminah on 2007-10-26
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before delivery, you can take SEPIA 30C every four to six hours.
start about a week before the expected date of delivery.
after the delivery, you should only take ARNICA 30D pellets that you have every 3 to 4 hours initially and then after 6 hours later till the bruised pain and after birth pains are their.
start about a week before the expected date of delivery.
after the delivery, you should only take ARNICA 30D pellets that you have every 3 to 4 hours initially and then after 6 hours later till the bruised pain and after birth pains are their.
♡ rishimba last decade
Thank you for your reply! Tomorrow is only one week before expected date so I will start taking them by then, but how will this effect me?
mouminah last decade
the delivery would be less painful and the recovery would be faster.
on the whole, it would be benificial to you.
on the whole, it would be benificial to you.
♡ rishimba last decade
♡ Mahfoozurrehman last decade
I only have SEPIA 30D at home, is it OK that I take it instead of SEPIA 30C? What's the difference? And should I take it the same was? Please answer soon.
mouminah last decade
please take 30D if you have at home.infact its better to take 30D as its a little less potent.
best wishes..
best wishes..
♡ rishimba last decade
♡ Mahfoozurrehman last decade
Thank you! I finally gave birth on November, 1st. Sepia seemed to make a difference for me this time when giving birth. The regular pain was shorter this time and I had a very quick delivery - 3 hours!
mouminah last decade
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