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does belladonna adversly affect liver?

I'm a56 male suffering tinnitus Ihave taken 10 doses of bell 200 now I;m afraid it might adversly affect my liver can anybody help?

tinnitus90 on 2012-05-08

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

Why would you be afraid of that?

Are you self-prescribing? 10 doses of a 200c is a very large amount of medicine.

♡ brisbanehomoeopath last decade

Here are your options.

1. get a local homeopath who can see
you and supervise remedy and dosage.
(best option)
2.get a real homeopath online to do the
above.
4. look at posts by Nawaz and fill out
the questions on here - then use
edit button change title to Kadwa or
nawaz please help with tinnitus.
they will prescribe based on your
answers.
5.Whenever you take a remedy when
it brings relief, stop taking it- if it
brings up other symptoms stop taking
it-mostly this is done with people
taking things for acute-sudden things-
not chronic things bc you need supervision on dose even if you
happened to get the right remedy.
[message edited by simone717 on Wed, 09 May 2012 17:20:19 BST]

♡ simone717 last decade

The metabolism of a homeopathic remedy doesn't take place in liver, so there is no question of there being any adverse effect of homeopathic drugs on liver.

♡ kadwa last decade

Thanks verymuch Kadwa does it seem too much or extra ordinary to take 10 doses of b200 during 45 days be awared please that it has been prescribed by a local homeopath after magpho and causticom

tinnitus90 last decade

There is no need to worry. It won't harm your liver.

♡ kadwa last decade

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