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Medicine for coxa vara deformity of left femur
My son fell about six months back and severely injured his left leg.initially it was as if he could not carry more weight in his leg and now has developed gait.i have got his x ray and it shows coxa vara deformity what medicine is suggested.thanksNajmunnisa on 2014-03-27
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I'd start him on Plussed dosing regimen of Arnica 6c, twice a day for a month.
Here is how:
PLUSSED DOSE:
Dissolve one pill of the remedy (or one drop if remedy is in liquid form) in half glass of water. Stir and take one tea spoon. Thats one dose. For the next dose, stir the mixture and take another tea spoon. Keep using the same mixture for every subsequent dose. Stirring everytime before taking the teaspoon of dose. If available, add a tablespoon of vodka as a preservative to it. Dont refrigerate, cover the glass and put somewhere away from direct sunlight.
Update the status after 15 days.
I'd like to hear from other prescribers also.
Here is how:
PLUSSED DOSE:
Dissolve one pill of the remedy (or one drop if remedy is in liquid form) in half glass of water. Stir and take one tea spoon. Thats one dose. For the next dose, stir the mixture and take another tea spoon. Keep using the same mixture for every subsequent dose. Stirring everytime before taking the teaspoon of dose. If available, add a tablespoon of vodka as a preservative to it. Dont refrigerate, cover the glass and put somewhere away from direct sunlight.
Update the status after 15 days.
I'd like to hear from other prescribers also.
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