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Nux Vomica Side effects - please help

Hi there, I recently took nux vomica for 4 days in assorted doses(not much). It was to detox a drug from my system. I took 3 pills of 6c the first day, 3 pills of 30c 3 times a day the second, and then simply 2 pills of 200c each of the next two days. I just took the last dose not quite two days ago. I am experiencing extreme fatigue, kind of a brain fog and muscle soreness. is this going to last, is there ever a case of side effects not fading?
[message edited by naturalman on Tue, 17 Jul 2012 19:53:28 BST]

naturalman on 2012-07-17

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

It should go away on it's own within 2-3 days. It it doesn't, take a single dose of arsenic alb 30.
[message edited by kadwa on Wed, 18 Jul 2012 08:22:29 BST]

♡ kadwa last decade

thanks for your help. so in total it should go way after about 4 to 5 days? also what does the arsenic alb do, because i dont want to keep putting things into my body?

naturalman last decade

Ars Alb is a huge remedy in homeopathy and has
hundreds! of things it does. click on ABC
remedies shop and read on it.

Mental picture is someone who has everything in
order to the extreme. It is also good for removing
toxins from body-So if you feel toxic from Nux
it would cancel that out. You will probably feel
nothing from taking a single dose- ( two pellets)

♡ simone717 last decade

If one takes a homeopathic remedy one is not at the risk of toxicity but one certainly runs a risk of proving. Therefore the remedy should not be repeated often. If proving symptoms appear remedy should be stopped and one should wait. If proving symptoms don't end, one should take an antidote remedy.

♡ kadwa last decade

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