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Which remedy for intense teething? 7mo.
Baby 7 mo.Clinging and crying but calm when held. Restless and disturbed sleep day and night. Very difficult to return to sleep at night.
Inflamed gums. No red cheeks. Irritable with bottle. Behavior prolonged for weeks then done when tooth erupts. Ibuprofen moderately helps. (but obviously looking for a true help w/o drugs).
Bio No 21?
Chamomilla 30c?
Amber teething beads?
Thanks!
jinjin on 2013-04-11
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Cham is when babies are inconsolable and won't stop tantrums.
If baby is not as bad as that, just very fussy, give Cal Phos.
If Cal Phos does not work then try the cham. If these don't
work try the bio combo.
3 pellets of 30c every 15 minutes for 2 to 4 hours until improvement. if no improvement try the other remedy/remedies.
When improvement starts stop medicine.
Give baby cold things to chew on, teething ring that has
been in the freezer for a short time, or
cold cloths, cold pacifier.
[message edited by simone717 on Fri, 12 Apr 2013 00:34:56 BST]
If baby is not as bad as that, just very fussy, give Cal Phos.
If Cal Phos does not work then try the cham. If these don't
work try the bio combo.
3 pellets of 30c every 15 minutes for 2 to 4 hours until improvement. if no improvement try the other remedy/remedies.
When improvement starts stop medicine.
Give baby cold things to chew on, teething ring that has
been in the freezer for a short time, or
cold cloths, cold pacifier.
[message edited by simone717 on Fri, 12 Apr 2013 00:34:56 BST]
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