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Please help. Child reaction after taking tuberculinum

Hi, I was wondering if anyone can help me. My homeopath is away on holiday. (I knew this would be the case, I just had to see him beforehand as needed the 3 weeks prior to school starting to give the tablet time to work)

My son has symptoms of what most people would describe as ADHD. After months of appointments, school meetings, exclusions etc, I decided something had to be done and decided to use homeopathy. He was using Belladonna for some time, with good results, but I stopped seeing the homeopath as I couldn't afford it.

Anyway, his symptoms crept back, and I have seen another homeopath. He has prescribed my son Tuberculinum.

My son took the tablets on Sunday evening. Since Sunday evening his behaviour has been uncontrollable. He has been so hyperactive, climbing, jumping etc, but also impulsive and erratic. He even tried to push his sisters pram into the road today, for no good reason. he has been so angry and just completely out of control.

Is this normal, and if so, how long should this last?

I have some belladonna too, but have been asked not to use it in this kind of case for 3 weeks after taking the TUB as this behaviour may just be the tablet working.

Please can somebody help me, with some advice. Its been so difficult and I am worried this shouldn't be happening?

Thank you
 
  Virgo21 on 2011-08-18
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
This is a homoeopathic aggravation from the sound of it. The main reason this is so strong is probably because the pillules were given to him directly, rather than being given in a dissolved/diluted form.

You need to insist that your homoeopath prescribe doses in accordance with our basic guidelines in the Organon of Medicine.

I will post a link to a site that explains the difference between the 'dry' dose and the 'watery or split' dose.

http://www.drluc.com/lecture-two.html

David Kempson
 
brisbanehomoeopath last decade
I'm sorry, I should have been more specific. The pills were dissolved in 3 teaspoons of water. He held the sips in his mouth for 3 seconds and then swallowed.

When he had belladonna though from his previous homeopath, and that tablet dissolved on his tongue.

Do you know roughly, how long this sort of reaction takes to get out of his system?
 
Virgo21 last decade
The dose was still too large. That is not the correct way to administer the medicines. It creates stronger reactions that way.

Homoeopathic aggravations can last anywhere from a few days (common) to a few weeks (unusual). It is part of the curative process in homoeopathy, although if a prescriber is careful it can be kept to a minimum (intensity of reaction, length of time it lasts). When prescribers are careless the reactions can be very severe and last far too long.

I have some some of my ADHD/Hyperactive patients aggravate for 2-3 weeks. Usually when any aggravtion lasts longer than a week, unless there is a very clear detoxification process going on, I will step in to do something. Ask your homoeopath what you can do at this stage.

For further doses, this is the proper way to administer the remedy.

INSTRUCTONS FOR SPLIT DOSING

Firstly, you need to create a separate dosing bottle. Get a bottle with a dropper, 15-30mls in size, and fill it with a mixture of water and alcohol (5 parts to 1 part). Dissolve 2-4 granules or 2-4 drops of the medicine you bought from the pharmacy into this mixture. Your doses will be made from this bottle.

Hit the bottle firmly against the palm of your hand, or another elastic surface like a book. It should be a firm hit not a tap. 2 hits is enough to begin with, and should not be increased unless it is clear that it is needed. The water in this bottle will 'remember' the number of times you have hit it, so that subsequent doses will be stronger (necessary to overcoming the resistance of your disease).

Place 1 drop into an amount of water - I may start with anything from 1/4-1 full cup (62ml-250ml) depending on the sensitivity of the patient. Stir thoroughly and take 1 teaspoon into the mouth. Throw the rest of the cup away.

This is one dose. Repeat doses would be started from the 2 hits on the bottle.

Each step of this process can be adjusted to reduced aggravation or to increase the effect of the medicine. In order to be able to do this, it is important to measure each step (count the hits, the drops, measure the water etc).


Doing this will make sure that the journey to cure, is not a painful one.
 
brisbanehomoeopath last decade

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