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bad sore throat

Hi ,
I 've got a bad sore throat with pain on the right side of my body..right ear..right face etc.
I have diagnosed myself Belladonna.

I have pills of 5CH.

Should I take 3 or 5 pills every few hours???

Any advice on dosage would be a great help!

Thanks

tarab on 2003-12-18

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I feel Merc Iod Flavum would be the right remedy for you in the 30C potency , taken every 2 hours for a day.

Dr. Venugopal Gouri BHMS
Consultant Homeopath
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drvenugopal 2 decades ago

The Belladona symptoms show up very fast. In a matter of hours they are at their peak. Also the fever.

Hence Belladona has to be taken at matching speed. ( If you are taking potency upto 30C or below).

Say: first four doses every half hour.

Next four doses every hour, then rest of the day every two hours.

Four pills if they are the size of a sugar crystal. Less number or more according to size of the pills, in comparison to the sugar crystal.

Best,
PANKAJ VARMA
pvarma7@yahoo.com

♡ PANKAJ VARMA 2 decades ago

Red raw throat- seems to inflame when I sing. Although I take singing lessons and use very minimal amount of my throat- the abdominal muscles and diaphragm are used.
Sharp sensation in throat, home remedies ie lozenges, salt+water only provide temporary relief.
Persistant problem- I stopped singing a year and a half ago because of it and now it's back again.
It's not accompanied by any other symptoms.
Please help!

Tiinnyja 2 decades ago

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