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Chronic constipation in 3 yr old
My child is been having constipation for more than5 months now.Initially it all started with cough.Her cough was very severe, I started her on nat phos 6 x 2 after each meal( max 6 per day).i am also giving her triphla.She is much better than how she was before but her stool is still hard , Sometimes she will not pass stool for a day or 2.if she eats more even now she coughs a little bit.ICan you please suggest something for her?Tanaya on 2014-09-13
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♡ telescope last decade
When you say a dose, does it mean 1 pellet of sulphur 30 c once a day?
Tanaya last decade
One or two pallets of sulphur 30 only for one day and then wait for 2 days to see what it achieves.
♡ telescope last decade
It is been 24 hours since I gave her suplur 30c.I haven't given her any other remedy except suphur 30.This morning she did have bowel moment , very hard and it looked like animal poop.Her cough is slowly coming back.She coughs after eating..Right now it is not vigorous but I can see it growing day by day if I stop all reflux medication( nat phos 6x,probiotic , triphala and apple cider vinegar).Do you think I should continue with suphur 30 c?
I feed her lots of water,give her healthy food lots of fruits and veggies.Prune juice is also not helping..Please suggest something..
I feed her lots of water,give her healthy food lots of fruits and veggies.Prune juice is also not helping..Please suggest something..
Tanaya last decade
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