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Change from Arsenicum to Anacardium

Hello
I have a bit of a problem and i was hoping you might help: I am taking Arsenicum Album 30C for 5 days. The problem is that now (at the suggestion of a patient friend from the group, who studied my case) I realized that Anacardiun Orientale is much more suitable for me, from all points of view.
My question is: what to do??? I assume I can't just change the remedy. Plus the Arsenicum seems to work on some points, I had an eczema and it starts to disappear, same for an irritation of the prostate. However, it makes me feel very bad mentally, my mind seems quite heavy, hard to control at times. Could this be just a temporal effect??? (I feel like that only in the middle of the day, not in the morning and evening).
I was thinking that I should just take Arsenicum until it does everything it can inside the body, then make a short break (a few days, maybe a week or two), and then take anacardium, for the symptoms Arsenicum didn't cover. Does that seem right???
Also, please tell me how often should I take a 30C remedy, in 1g little pills, and how many pills at a time.
Thanks for your help

cata2980 on 2004-03-16

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

if arsenicum is working , keep taking it. then wait and see if the symptoms come back
and i would at least wait 2-3weeks
before talking anything else
when taking homeopathy (3-5 pills)

healyourlife last decade

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