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To Dr Sajjad

Any advice please?

http://abchomeopathy.com/forum2.php/37208/

Child eye issues

new2town on 2005-11-11

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

After thorough study shall advise.
sajjad.

sajjadakram635 last decade

help!!!

new2town last decade

I have gone through the whole discussion.It is very interesting.I dont want to interfere but as you asked me i recommend for the child Graphites 6c,5 drops in a little water thrice daily atleast for 7 days and let us know the result.
sajjad.

sajjadakram635 last decade

I have Graphites 30c tablets - can I use that? What is the difference between 6c and 30c?

Also how long a gap do I need to give between 2 remedies considering that the last one did not work? I understand that the remedies stay and act on the body long after their intake has been stopped.

Thanks.

new2town last decade

If you dont have 6c,it does not matter.Use 30c,one dose in the morning and other at night.Use it for atleast 7 days to see the result.The lower the potency the more suitable for the local lesion.
sajjad.

sajjadakram635 last decade

Thanks

new2town last decade

HAd very few pills of Graphites, 2 years old so have ordered for new medication. Will keep you posted on its effect.

Also wanted your opinion on the use of Staphysagaria and Thuja for such cases.

new2town last decade

Also is a dose 2 pills or 3 - my homeo pharmacist says up to 5 pills for an adult and 3 for a child?

new2town last decade

Staphysagria is usually used to stop reoccurance.The dose does not matter 3 pills or 5 pills affect is the same.
sajjad.

sajjadakram635 last decade

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