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Stop a Remedy for Reoccurring & Chronic Symptoms: Menstruation
How would a woman know when to stop a remedy for menstrual problems, if the problem takes literally months to resolve. I know if a remedy is working then it should be stopped. But a woman wouldn't know if there is any improvement until her next cycle. Could a remedy become 'overused' if she continued to repeat the doses while she is waiting for a result?CyberLavender on 2014-08-29
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If you are seeing a homeopath ask him all relevant questions. If you are self prescribing then you should stop and ask someone else to handle your case. We have some very good prescribers here who can help.
fitness 9 years ago
Fitness - she posted her case with
Evocationer and has been waiting
since 8-18 to get a first response.
Evocationer and has been waiting
since 8-18 to get a first response.
♡ simone717 9 years ago
CyberLavender 9 years ago
It is in fact difficult for any patient to know when to repeat remedies, change remedies, stop remedies, without someone to guide them - for awhile at least. I find once a patient gets the hang of it AFTER getting a genuinely curative remedy, they often know better than me.
Until then, it is best to rely on the advice of someone with experience if possible.
Until then, it is best to rely on the advice of someone with experience if possible.
♡ Evocationer 9 years ago
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