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Can Tuber 30C be given daily
I have a son who was told by doctor that he is showing some Autism spectrum symptoms and was diagnosed a mild autism. and we started homeopathic treatment though online.I was not comfortable with online treatment as they are not seeing the patient.But we started on the treatment and some improvements are there and i had asked what about the prescription.They had mentioned Tuber 30 C daily 4 pills one among them.
But recently i went to another homeopathic doctor for treating slight cold and cough. I also told him about the medicines that he is already taking. Seeing the behavior of child, he told that it cannot be Tuber 30C .And probably they are concealing the right prescription and emailed me the wrong prescription so that i don't go to another doctor.
If this is true, is the practice ethical? I have a right to know the medicines that they are giving to 2.5 year kid.
Please let me know if its the correct prescription Tuber 30C daily 4 pills?
deepakreads on 2014-05-17
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shouse_nsk 9 years ago
30c is not a low potency, it is a medium potency. It is quite safe to give this potency - whether it is safe in this particular situation is another matter.
I cannot understand why this second homoeopath would accuse the first one of lying. What is his justification for thinking this - just because he can't see the same remedy? That is a very flimsy reason, and personally I think it is unlikely the first homoeopath would out-and-out lie about it. Why would he? It makes no sense.
To me, it is the second homoeopath who is acting unethically, not the first. It is highly unprofessional on his part to be making that kind of accusation.
Is it safe to be giving 30c Tuberculinum every day - well that really depends on the situation and the patient. I probably wouldn't, not at least without regular assessment of the case.
I also suspect that you are being given multiple remedies at once, and this would also be a concern as you should never give more than one remedy to a patient. It is a breach of one of our most basic principles in homoeopathy.
So while there may indeed be some issues that need to be addressed in how the first homoeopath has managed your son's case, it is highly unlikely to be the issue this other homoeopath has suggested.
[message edited by Evocationer on Sat, 17 May 2014 06:17:44 BST]
I cannot understand why this second homoeopath would accuse the first one of lying. What is his justification for thinking this - just because he can't see the same remedy? That is a very flimsy reason, and personally I think it is unlikely the first homoeopath would out-and-out lie about it. Why would he? It makes no sense.
To me, it is the second homoeopath who is acting unethically, not the first. It is highly unprofessional on his part to be making that kind of accusation.
Is it safe to be giving 30c Tuberculinum every day - well that really depends on the situation and the patient. I probably wouldn't, not at least without regular assessment of the case.
I also suspect that you are being given multiple remedies at once, and this would also be a concern as you should never give more than one remedy to a patient. It is a breach of one of our most basic principles in homoeopathy.
So while there may indeed be some issues that need to be addressed in how the first homoeopath has managed your son's case, it is highly unlikely to be the issue this other homoeopath has suggested.
[message edited by Evocationer on Sat, 17 May 2014 06:17:44 BST]
♡ Evocationer 9 years ago
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