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Inimical remedies - question

Hello, I am very upset because I read that Mercurious and Silicea are inimical remedies. I have been taking Merc Sol. 6CH for the past three day because I have had an aphtae outbrake (I could barely eat and drink). Today I also started on my tissue salt programme for pregnancy (i am 20 weeks pregnant) and took Calc. Flour and Silicea. Tissue salts are supposed to be safe taken with homeopathy but still i am very much concearned. Can there be any consequences? Thank you for your help.

Andorinha on 2011-02-18

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

In my opinion, there is nothing going to be wrong, since you took silicea in tissue salt only.

Also if after merc you took calc f and then silicea, it is abolutely safe.

So nothing to worry about in any case.

However, I would advise for future not to take homeo remedies without some expert consultation.
[message edited by mani_jee on Fri, 18 Feb 2011 03:50:11 CST]

mani_jee last decade

Thank you for your prompt answer. Marcurius 6CH was prescribed by a professional homeopath for acute outbreak of aphtae. My constitutional remedy is otherwise Phos 6LM. As I was reading about tissue salts, it was said that they should be perfectly safe to take along with homeopathic remedies. But I am somehow still confused, because in the tissue salts there are also remedies that seem to be incompatible with other, for example Merc-Silicea. Or is it that homeopatic remedies work on a different level and therefore do not interfere with tissue salts. All in all, my question is: are all homeopatic remedies in all potencies safe to bo taken along with tissue salts?
Since i am pregnant i would like to continue my 'tissue salt programme' as a general tonic.
Thank you.

Andorinha last decade

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