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Sulphur and Arsenicum

Hello!

I've been suffering from the following symptoms since I've become pregnant with my second child. I didn't have any problem with my first pregnancy...

-very itchy scalp resulting in scratching, patches of dandruff, bleeding, scabs

-eczema on my right arm fold

-itchy eyes and skin surrounding my eyes red and flaky

I came up with Sulphur, and I took 30CH for a week, and it helped me a lot with my eyes, and somewhat with my scalp, but not so much with my arm.

Then I decided to try Arsenicum album (30 CH), and it helped me a lot with my arm, but my eyes and scalp got worse.

Then without knowing that they were antidotes, I took both to see if it would help me with both symptoms.

A big mistake, I think. The symptoms are not getting better and I started feeling depressed, and developed pain in my right ribs.

Should I go back to Sulphur and stick with it for a while? I did feel better when I was taking it. I don't know why my eczema didn't get better...

Thank you.

peachsop on 2009-06-29

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I was irritable before I took Sulphur, and it helped me be calmer when I was taking it, too.

Now it is worse...
I would appreciate any help.

I'd like to know if I need to go off of both remedies for a while, and then try Sulphur all over again, or can I keep taking Sulphur and just stop the Arsenicum.

Thanks again!

peachsop last decade

Please take a single dose of Sulphur 200c. Just one dose. Don't take it daily. Please observe change in your symptoms for the next 15 days and then take an appropriate decision.

♡ kadwa last decade

I will try the Sulphur 200c to see if it's the right remedy for me.

In fact, as soon as I stopped taking Aresenicum, I felt better!

Thank you very much!

peachsop last decade

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