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need replacement for clexane inj 40 mg daily !
my wife who had a child 7 years ago and 3 M/c 2 preg with no growth had to abort. now after 7 years she completed 1st trimester and she tested positive for anticardiolipin igg she had 5 acag with 1-100 range. dr has started clexane (enoxaparin sodium) and i m really worried. i want to know how i can get rid of this clexane. as USG on 17th april showed healthy fetus with 153 BPM and 83.12gms weight. any hope that homeo treatment will replace this anticugalent allopathy medicine.baykamal on 2015-04-18
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Its unlikely that you will get a response without mentioning what the problem is, not your blood test reports.
fitness 8 years ago
Homoeopathy doesn't work that way. You can't just replace a drug with a homoeopathic medicine. What we do, the only thing we do with any success, is cure the source of a person's symptoms (their disease) and that is done by cataloguing in detail all their symptoms and the individual qualities of their symptoms. We then match a medicine to this picture, a medicine that might cause similar symptoms.
Allopathy and homoeopathy are polar opposites of each other, our medicines do not work the same way, and our goals are also quite different (we don't aim to suppress symptoms or conditions is a major difference).
Allopathy and homoeopathy are polar opposites of each other, our medicines do not work the same way, and our goals are also quite different (we don't aim to suppress symptoms or conditions is a major difference).
♡ Evocationer 8 years ago
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