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dullache in left side abdomen, cramping, frequent motions post eating and pain in back when pooping
i had dull pain in left side abdomen since feww weeks. once i had loose motions so i contacted gastro doctor he prescribed me flagyl400 and taxim o 200 for 5days. Since day 1 i have foul smell in poop. after ending antibiotics i had poop with foul smell and pain in back. i contacted homeopathy doctor, and she prescribed me natrum phos 6x 4tablet 4times a day, merc sol 30 and nux vomica 200 both 2drops in 2 tbls water six times a day. Is it ok? urgency to poop is most when i sleep which causes back pain too. since last two days after anything i eat post an hour or so i have to poop 3 times with small coming out with mucus.♥ aturate on 2020-08-18
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Lycopodium 200 mixed with Arsenicum album 3C .
Dose TWO (2) drops of each, taken at the same time 2 times daily.
Take the remedies until symptoms are improved.
30 minutes before or after food, drink and teeth brushing.
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[Edited by anuj srivastava on 2020-08-18 06:12:10]
Dose TWO (2) drops of each, taken at the same time 2 times daily.
Take the remedies until symptoms are improved.
30 minutes before or after food, drink and teeth brushing.
Weekly feedbacks.
[Edited by anuj srivastava on 2020-08-18 06:12:10]
♡ anuj srivastava 3 years ago
thanks for your reply. i am about to start with medicine prescribed by my doctor. should i continue with that?
♡ aturate 3 years ago
thank you. will start with natrum,nux vomica and merc sol. will revert in few days. if no improvement then will continue with ur prescription.
♡ aturate 3 years ago
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