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Daughter Problems

Dear Sir,
My 7 years old daughter has following problems:
1. Bedwetting, as i observed her she goes into deep sleep
2. Enlarged adenoids as evident from xray, however she does not sleep in class.
3. Fluffy body, even though diet is same as my son
4. Slow learner, this is cause of tension because we have to spend huge amount of time at home for her homeworks and still she creates lots of errors. She is in class 1 in beacon house school system. We face big problem trying to clear her concepts.

mudassarhanif on 2015-02-12

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please give her one dose Calcarea Carb 200 . it will take a few months to correct her mental condition. do not repeat medicine. report every week.

♡ telescope 9 years ago

Dear Sir,
I wanted to share a finding, upon discussion with my daughter she told me that during sleep, it is often like during her dream she is going to the toilet. Could this dream/toilet be the cause of bedwetting?
Thanks.

mudassarhanif 9 years ago

if you have not already given her Calcarea Carb then please give sulphur 30 one dose first. we can give calcarea Carb sometime later. if you have already given don't worry. it will not matter. about the dream of going to the toilet I would like to say that it happens in many cases and it is an important symptom. update after 3 days. do not give more than one dose and avoid sour food and drink .

♡ telescope 9 years ago

Dear Sir,

How many drops of Calcarea Carb 200 to be given as one dose?
Thanks.

mudassarhanif 9 years ago

dissolve 2 or 3 drops in half a cup of water and give her to drink it all.

♡ telescope 9 years ago

Dear Sir,
What is one does of sulphur 30 equal to?
Thanks.

mudassarhanif 9 years ago

amount of medicine in one dose is same for all potencies. you did not mention whether Calcarea Carb was used and what was its effect. sulphur cannot be used after calcarea Carb. if sulphur has to be used another medicine will be required as intermediate.

♡ telescope 9 years ago

I used Calcarea Carb but no improvement so far. For sulphur, i used 5 drops in water, now what to do?

mudassarhanif 9 years ago

if Calcarea Carb did not do anything then giving sulphur is OK. now wait and observe.

♡ telescope 9 years ago

Dear Sir,
It has been almost 6 months since dose of medicine suggested. Daughter has slight improvement in education. Bedwetting and fluffiness of body still as-is. She was short of vitamin d in tests and gave her vitamin d supplements.
please suggest way forward.
thanks.

mudassarhanif 8 years ago

Give her another dose Sulphur 200.

♡ telescope 8 years ago

What is one dose of sulphur 200? After how much time shall i update u after the dose?

mudassarhanif 8 years ago

One dose is same for all potencies Use it the same way you used sulphur 30.
Update after two weeks.

♡ telescope 8 years ago

Hi,
It is almost 9 days since sulfur 200 was given. Bedwetting at night has increased, probably because weather has changed to more cold. No other improvements noticed. Thanks.

mudassarhanif 8 years ago

Please give her one dose Sepia 30.

♡ telescope 8 years ago

Btw, I wanted to share one more point before giving sepia. My daughter also has a problem of of urine release during day before going to toilet or during waiting for toilet.

mudassarhanif 8 years ago

That is also covered by sepia.

♡ telescope 8 years ago

Dear Sir, it has been almost 2 weeks since i gave her sepia. There were two cases of bedwetting, first on day 1 and second on day 10. Please advise further.

mudassarhanif 8 years ago

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