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How to tell between proving or just bringing out?

If I have not overdosed per say on Nat Mur, but a symptom (A symptom) has come out in abundance = like the canker sores that I had anyway are now in mass quantities this time).... how do I know if I "proved" it or if I finally took enough to cause some symptoms to worsen before the "cure" ? I have heard and read sometimes some symptoms worsen before getting better?

So how do I know if I've proven, or if it's just the storm before the sun so to speak? I took many doses over time so I'm GUESSING it's proven, here.

So then the next question: What do you do once you have proven something? Do the symptoms eventually go away (the canker sores in my case) or, then is some other remedy called for to treat the proven symptom?

 
  needhelpquickly on 2004-04-30
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
CONTINUED - I should have explained I was referencing the former post of mine before this one labeled "overdose of nat mur? help!" so the story is in that post if I have confused anyone.

I am asking a threefold question in the posts:
1. Have I overdosed, have I proven, or will it just get better and not come back?
2 Should I take a new remedy?
3 will these sores go away on their own?
 
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