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Help with nosodes for vaccines, please
My DS12 received tetanus shots several years ago and since our Dr. was a homeopath, she gave him the appropriate nosodes. 8 years and 3 states later, I'm on my own again with homeopathy and he and his brother (who has had NO vaccines) need a tetanus shot next week before going to camp. I don't know what potency to give them and I need to make sure I'm giving him the correct ones. I have no access to a homeopath where I now live and although I've been studying homeopathy and successfully using it for 16 years in my family, this is outside the scope of my knowledge and experience. Any help in this matter would be GREATLY appreciated. I'm assuming they will be receiving the 'DT', including both diptheria and tetanus, as that is what is usually given. (My oldest was originally given tetanus toxoid only.) Thank you!gillming on 2009-05-14
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Have you given already the doses? If no give the Tetanus toxin 200c, 1M, 10M-- SINGLE dose of each on consecutive days and NO MORE. If you want to immunise against Diptheria then use Diptherinum in the same way. But leave a gap of atleast 2 months between the two nosodes.
Have you given already the doses? If no give the Tetanus toxin 200c, 1M, 10M-- SINGLE dose of each on consecutive days and NO MORE. If you want to immunise against Diptheria then use Diptherinum in the same way. But leave a gap of atleast 2 months between the two nosodes.
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