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Ferrum phos-5 mth old chesty

I have identified the corect remedy for my 5 mth old daughter but am unsure about how much to give her in which form is most suitable.
I have the ainsworth kit with the little pills. it says to take the pill but my homeopath always disolves mine in water. i dont want to ask her as it would appear cheeky - in case she thinks i wont need her anymore!! anyway do i put one pill in the little brown glass bottle or will i crush a pill and give it to her? and how often?
she had runny nose (clear) and cough. Thanks

Lunasa10 on 2013-05-12

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

Just take one pill and dissolve it in
a tablespoon of water and then give
her that.

If there is changes from the remedy
do not give more. Wait until symptoms
return.

You can do 3 doses of 2 to 4 hours apart
to see if there is an effect. After three,
if no effect, pick another medicine.

♡ simone717 last decade

Thanks for replying simone. When i got no replies yesterday i just put 1 pill into small brown bottle with bout 30ml water. Am giving her one dose from that- after succussion- every 2 hours since this morn. Alot coming out of her nose but no major improvement.is the remedy too mild this way ? Should i be dissolving one pill every 2 hours instead? Appreciate your time

Lunasa10 last decade

Hi- you can do it that way. After you have done
3 doses of a remedy with the gaps and you are noticing
a change? Or Not?

If you notice a change, good or bad , you stop giving it.
You wait till old things return and then give it then
wait and watch again.

You do not just keep giving a remedy on clockwork
basis, if nothing major goes on after 3 times the
remedy is not right. Choose another one.

♡ simone717 last decade

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