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i got medicine its says 4 tablets thrice a day..What do u mean by that how many i have to take by each time in a day and do i take all at once ???
2) i got bartya pills should i take with mixing water.. ?
k31453 on 2013-06-26
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Hi k,
do not follow bottle directions. You will overdose. They do this to sell
more pills.
I saw your prescription.
Baryta Carb 200 c
First 3 days, take one dose a day. One dose is 8 pills, dissolve under the tongue.
The next week, take one dose- ONCE a week. Do this for 8 to 12 weeks
then stop. Report in.
Silicea 12x-
3weeks- take after each meal- 4 tablets
4th week- take NOTHING.
next 3 weeks, take after each meal- 4 tablets.
[message edited by simone717 on Wed, 26 Jun 2013 05:53:09 BST]
do not follow bottle directions. You will overdose. They do this to sell
more pills.
I saw your prescription.
Baryta Carb 200 c
First 3 days, take one dose a day. One dose is 8 pills, dissolve under the tongue.
The next week, take one dose- ONCE a week. Do this for 8 to 12 weeks
then stop. Report in.
Silicea 12x-
3weeks- take after each meal- 4 tablets
4th week- take NOTHING.
next 3 weeks, take after each meal- 4 tablets.
[message edited by simone717 on Wed, 26 Jun 2013 05:53:09 BST]
♡ simone717 last decade
Thanks for clering me out so for bartya C.. when do i take this DOse?? after meal or any specific time ?
Cause everyone says different way of taking it
Cause everyone says different way of taking it
k31453 last decade
♡ simone717 last decade
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