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homeo remedies for severe loose motions in kids
My kid who is 2 and hals years old is suffering from loose motions for the last 1 week. PLease help. The following are his symptoms:1) Pale yello watery motion (complete watery motion)
2) Urge to pass motion after eating something
3) Holds his stomach while passing motion
4) He is playful and I do not see the normal weaknes symptoms in him.
5) Tongue colour is normal.
I have tried Nuxvom 200 for 2 days and Cuprum Ars for another 2 days. No relief.
Please help.
sanjeev_sk on 2009-09-04
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If the kid is fat, flabby and prefers warm surroundings, give him Calcarea Carb 30c.
If the kid prefers cold surroundings, give him Pulsatilla 30c.
Please give three doses of the indicated remedy at a gap of 4 hours daily for 2 days.
If this does'nt help you may give him three doses of Phosphoric Acid 30c at a gap of 4 hours daily for next 2 days.
If the kid prefers cold surroundings, give him Pulsatilla 30c.
Please give three doses of the indicated remedy at a gap of 4 hours daily for 2 days.
If this does'nt help you may give him three doses of Phosphoric Acid 30c at a gap of 4 hours daily for next 2 days.
♡ kadwa last decade
give him podophyllum-30C/4 pills thrice in day for 7 days.
>also give him croton tig-30C/pills thrice in day ,alternatively with the podophyllum30 and do inform me abt that.
>also give him croton tig-30C/pills thrice in day ,alternatively with the podophyllum30 and do inform me abt that.
♡ priyanka sharma last decade
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