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Eczema-Rhus Toxicodendron dose

My son has a pretty severe case of eczema.I have tried some common homeopathic treatments but had no luck. Would like to try Rhus Toxicodendron. Can somebody recommend the dose for an 11 year old boy - weight 80 pounds.

Thank you very much!

zmama on 2009-02-14

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

anyone tell u homoeopathy no supress then they misinform---with skin ill- u best get ur knowledge before dabbling---power to heal power to do ill---no matter what the folls say otherwise--only bring discredit to homoeopathy--with casual ness

♡ John Stanton last decade

Actually what John says and what he means are two different things.

He is asking you to post full details of the case so that he can analyse it in a professional way and guide you with the med to be given.

He is a very helpful guy...but he can help you only when you provide him full case details.

Pankaj Varma

♡ PANKAJ VARMA last decade

I think John doesn't need an interpreter. His English may not pass the victorian standards..but can be understood.. :-)

Murthy

♡ gavinimurthy last decade

My son has the type of eczema that gets much better from the ocean and sun or just from Dead sea salt bath. He was tested for varies food allergies and has none. I would appreciate any suggestions!

zmama last decade

panjak dont know what i mean-

anyway-- remedies that come to mind -natrum muriatium--medhorrinum,bromium,lyopodium--maybe other depends on other info charateristis and such

♡ John Stanton last decade

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