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bad breath

hi i m suffering from bad breath,bleeding gums.tongue sores ,now i started using merc sol 30 5 drops twice a day .can any one please tell me its exact dosage and the time period for how long should i continue this medicine.

BEANISH on 2011-06-25

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Please take the remedy for only 3 days and see how it affects in next 10 days. So only 6 doses in 10 days.

♡ kadwa last decade

thnx for helping.i have already taken 6 doses my tongue sores are almost recovered.but i dnt think that bad breath is solved i have severe pain in right side of my throat n tongue so i left this medicine after 5 days now pain is gone.what should i do for bad breath.i am laso a chronic sufferer of catarrh post nasla drip please help.

BEANISH last decade

A remedy should not be taken continuously. One should take as much remedy as is sufficient to stimulate the vital force and wait for a reasonable period to know it's effects. A decision on re-dosing or taking another remedy can be taken only after waiting for a reasonable time.

♡ kadwa last decade

now its 10 days over when i took my last dose but my gums still bleed n bad metallic taste n smell is still my problem my tongue has become yellow coated what should i took now?plz reply

BEANISH last decade

sir i have not started merc sol again but i am feeling very much painin my left ear and whole tongue i feel pain when i swallow ?does it due to merc sol and what should i do plzzzzz help iam in pain.the pain was first started when i took merc sol 30
[message edited by BEANISH on Fri, 01 Jul 2011 20:29:10 BST]

BEANISH last decade

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