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Compressed Fracture L4 and 5
My father age 80 yrs suffered from fall 2 yrs back and he had compressed fracture at L4-5.he was ok after that but he again fell 15 days back. After that he developed weakness in his legs and lower back.he is now bed ridden.and can not walk.he is not paralysed but he says my legs does not support my body.[message edited by Druzma on Wed, 07 Dec 2016 10:30:16 UTC]
Druzma on 2016-12-07
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If nothing is broken or dislocated you can give him Arnica 30 thrice daily for 2 days and see if things improve.
♡ telescope 7 years ago
Following Arnica, please give him hypericum 200 one dose everyday in water for three days since it is specific for inability to walk after spine injuries.
Dose in water means, you put drops or 5-6 balls of the medicine in a 100 ml bottle. add about 60 ml water. Just before taking tap the bottle hard on your palm 5-6 times. Take one tablespoon from this.
Please tap the bottle 5-6 times before every dose.
20 Mins before and after please do not eat or drink anything.
Dose in water means, you put drops or 5-6 balls of the medicine in a 100 ml bottle. add about 60 ml water. Just before taking tap the bottle hard on your palm 5-6 times. Take one tablespoon from this.
Please tap the bottle 5-6 times before every dose.
20 Mins before and after please do not eat or drink anything.
homeopathycures1 7 years ago
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