low level of hemoglobin

Thanks for the information:

Get hold of the following medicines in Biochemic form:

1) Ferrum Phos 6x.
2) Calcarea Phos 6x.
3) Kali Phos 6x.

Thake two pills each of the above medicine two times a day (morning and evening)for 10 days.

Please follow homeopathy restrictions like no coffee, no raw onion/garlic, and no strong perfumes, don't eat or drink anything within 45 minutes before or after taking medicine.

If you are taking this medicines for 10 days give a break for a week and again continue. It is completely safe During pregnancy.

>> What has been the need for Cesarean ? Explain it.

Keep me updated and let me know your progress after seven days of use.

Weekly update is very much required.


Prayers & Blessings,
Nikkie.

I want clarification on following sentence from your previous post 'our first child is a Cesarean', since you mentioned about difficulty to get the said blood group !

If i may pick up some symptoms from your explaination, we can handle such situation. If there is c-section 'It normally takes about six weeks to get back to normal,' and some cases say it takes up to three months to recover completely. After a normal childbirth you are pretty mobile after roughly 10 days.'

To avoid such situation (c-section) we can look at homeopathy.

Blessings & Prayers,
Nikkie.

Dispelling a Myth About the Umbilical Cord.

The umbilical cord around the foetus’ neck cannot strangle your baby! There, I said it. Now, let’s discuss the logic behind this truth. Nature has devised a system to nourish the developing baby inside the womb of all mammals. The placenta and umbilical cord are an amazing creation of both form and function. The placenta acts as a factory for hormones to support the pregnancy, a filter that among a myriad of tasks acts to bring in good things
and remove waste and provides a reserve of blood and oxygen to support the baby through labour. The umbilical cord is the conduit by which nutrients such as sugar and oxygen help feed the baby via its two veins while through its one artery passes the waste by-products of growth.

Understanding how a baby gets its oxygen allows us to understand why a baby cannot strangle or “choke” on its cord. In order to choke, one must be using its trachea to breath air. Clearly, there is no air in the uterus, the baby does not breathe through its throat and, therefore, cannot choke. When an ultrasound reveals the cord around the neck it is a normal human response to anthropomorphosis the intrauterine baby to our extra uterine experience. But this is not the case and there is no reason to have fear. So, let’s dispel once and for all the rumour that a cord around the neck (nuchal cord) is more dangerous than any other situation. About 35-40% of normal term babies are born with the cord around the neck at least once. It can also be wrapped around the body or legs or even at times have a true knot. None of which are usually significant as the cord is designed to deal with this.

Cord compression can occur anytime during pregnancy. The cord is well equipped to handle temporary squeezing as the 3 vessels are cushioned by a matrix called Wharton’s jelly and the surrounding amniotic fluid. In labour, sometimes after the bag of waters breaks and fluid leaks out, the cord can be repeatedly compressed with contractions. This is not uncommon and is not, by itself, a sign of distress. Your practitioner or nurse can listen to or interpret the fetal heart rate pattern to know whether any intervention is necessary. And the compression of the cord almost never is an emergency or a cause for the tragic death of a baby inside the womb. When that tragedy occurs we all want to know why and often, mistakenly, we are told it was a “cord accident”. Compared to the number of times I have heard this mentioned by patients or news stories the real truth is that this is a very rare event.

>>As you asked, what are the chances of giving birth vaginally after having a c-section (normal delivery)? Ref your previous post.
As long as you' wife is an appropriate candidate for a vaginal birth after a cesarean, also known as a VBAC, there's a good chance you'll succeed. Of course, your chances of success are higher if the reason for your prior c-section isn't likely to be an issue this time around. The reason you mentioned is explained above (hope the doubts are clear). It’s impossible to predict with any certainty which women will achieve a vaginal delivery and which will end up with a repeat c-section. Attempting a VBAC is called a Trial of Labor After Cesarean (TOLAC).

You're a good candidate for a vaginal birth after a c-section if you meet all of the following criteria:
-Your previous cesarean incision was a low-transverse uterine incision (which is horizontal) rather than a vertical incision in your upper uterus (known as a 'classical' incision) or T-shaped, which would put you at higher risk for uterine rupture. (Note that the type of scar on your belly may not match the one on your uterus.)
-Your pelvis seems large enough to allow your baby to pass through safely. (While there's no way to know this for sure, your practitioner can examine your pelvis and make an educated guess.)
-You've never had any other extensive uterine surgery, such as a myomectomy to remove fibroids.
-You've never had a uterine rupture.

Factors that would work against your having a successful VBAC include:
-Being an older mom
-Having a high body mass index (BMI)
-Having a baby with a high birth weight (over 4,000 grams, about 8.8 pounds)
-Having your pregnancy go beyond 40 weeks of gestation
-Having a short time between pregnancies (18 months or less)

Hope the above literature is of some help to resolve your query. Let me know if you have any more queries, i will be glad to assist :)

Blessings & Prayers,
Nikkie.

I do understand your concern ! Keep youself connected to this forum for any guidance :). As of now no more doses. May be we can look into it as we move ahead.

Take care of yourself and family.

Blessings & Prayers,
Nikkie.

Thanks for the update. Please continue with the said doses as told in my previous posts. Over all how is the health of your wife?

Blessings & Prayers,
Nikkie.

Thanks for the update. As the baby develops in the womb there is always a sought of allergic reaction , hence the feeling of nausea (or vomiting like).

Please get hold of following medicine in liquid dilution this will take care of the said problem during pregnancy:

1)Lac Defloratum 30.

>> Take three doses of Lac Defloratum. First dose should be taken early morning empty stomach. Second dose in the afternoon and third dose before going to bed. Repeat for three days.

One dose means.
The medicine is in liquid dilution form. Add 3-4 drops of medicine in some half cup (Approx. 3 sip) water and stir with spoon. Sip up the content .

Please follow homeopathy restrictions like no coffee, no raw onion/garlic, and no strong perfumes, don't eat or drink anything within 45 minutes before or after taking medicine.

Keep me updated.

Blessings & Prayers,
Nikkie.

Congratulations on the arrival of your new family member... God bless :)

Ok! From the provided information you can apply calendula ointment (it is homeopathy tube) daily on umbilical area. Calendula Q (mother tincture, liquid) or ointment can be used from umbilical cord care to diaper rash.

If you are using Calendula Q (mother tincture): Add 5 drops of calendula to spoon of mineral water, with the help of cotton ball apply gently on the umbilical cord. Keep your child on mother’s milk. Make sure your wife take nutritious food same will be passed to baby thru her milk, hence infant always should be given mothers milk which takes care of the daily nutrition requirement of the baby. In exceptional case medicines can be option.

Let me know the update. And yes, I am not a doctor just Nikkie is ok :)

Blessings & Prayers,
Nikkie.
[message edited by Nikkie on Mon, 06 Aug 2012 17:54:44 BST]