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13 year old dog - advice

HI there,
This is for another assignment case.
I have a 13 year old dog.

Chronic nasal discharge for the last 6 months it is:
- clear
- thin
- slimy
-constant
- stringy
- sometimes blocks up
- sneezes every day.
- runs and he is licking his snout all the time
it has been flushed by the vet here at work - nothing found but snot build up.

He also COUGHS
- possible heart affections with
- dry
- hacking
- wheezing sounds
- coughs every day

Hypothyroid
- has a slightly low thyroid level

Very very hungry and very thirsty.
Kidney levels all fine.

ADVICE WOULD BE GREAT :)

starclipper on 2012-07-18

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

Sulphur 200 followed by Calc Carb 200 should help in a real case.

Calc Carb seems to be indicated on the basis of symptoms. Sulphur for his huge hunger and also a king remedy for starting chronic cases.

If you go to a modern homeopath, he will say that there is an element of calcarea and also an element of sulphur so the remedy is calc sulph.

Now it is your assignment at the forum to write down the characteristics for Sulphur and Calcarea for this case.

Hope to see you back with the characteristics!!

♡ kadwa last decade

Thanks :)

It is a real case but I need to do a whole assignment for each case :) thanks for your advice

starclipper last decade

I was just wondering what dosage you would give the dog.

200C is a higher dose that I normally use, but was wondering what you would do in this case. Would you give one single dose and wait for 30 days?

starclipper last decade

Give a single dose and wait for 15 days.

♡ kadwa last decade

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