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Dosing pulsatilla
I'm pretty sure I need pulsatilla. My sypmtoms are heel pain (achilles tendon) both feet, pus discharge from eyes in the morning - started from wearing contacts for two weeks in one eye, spread to both now. Started getting hoarse last night after sitting outside for a few hours in the chilly air. I'm not sure how to dose (that's one of my biggest challenges with using homeopathy).[message edited by lubmommy on Tue, 24 Sep 2013 13:52:53 BST]
lubmommy on 2013-09-24
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You may take 3 doses of pulstila 200.
If medicine in liquid form, tale a small quantity of water, put 4 drops in it and sip it (this is 1 dose).
Repeat it as given below:
Day 1 evening, 1st dose
Day 2 morning 2nd dose
Day 2 evening 3rd dose
Then wait for 1 week to see if the medicine has helped you or not.
Kindly note that I m not prescribing you anything, homeo medicine is only selected when a complete case history is given.
If you require further info, kindly write me.
If medicine in liquid form, tale a small quantity of water, put 4 drops in it and sip it (this is 1 dose).
Repeat it as given below:
Day 1 evening, 1st dose
Day 2 morning 2nd dose
Day 2 evening 3rd dose
Then wait for 1 week to see if the medicine has helped you or not.
Kindly note that I m not prescribing you anything, homeo medicine is only selected when a complete case history is given.
If you require further info, kindly write me.
mani_jee last decade
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