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Congestion in throat and breathlessness

I am facing two problems:

1.) My throat is congested at times. May be once in 2-3 days. This is accompanied by breathlessness too.

2.)When i try to speak for longer times by mouth and throat dries up. It is OK after having water.

I have visited my doctor a couple of times and the reply i got was that this could be due to GERD(avoid spicy and fatty food) and may be anxiousness.

I would be happy if practioners/experts here can give me some suggestions or homeopathic remedies.

abhi91deo on 2016-03-07

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Bryonia alba 200c (one dose, one drop in half a glass of water .

Report back in seven days.

nervousguy1 8 years ago

I thought i would get an email if someone replies to my query! Anyways i have seen your solution just now. What should i tell the chemist while buying this medicine? Can i take them in pellet form?

abhi91deo 8 years ago

Just tell him you need bryonia 200c .

nervousguy1 8 years ago

ok. i have got bryonia 200c in liquid form. Just to confirm, how many doses per day of the dose mentioned above?

abhi91deo 8 years ago

Just one dose on empty stomach in the morning. Report back how it has affected you.

nervousguy1 8 years ago

I took this medicine for a week. I did not feel a drastic change but the breathlessness feeling has subsided a bit. The Congestion is still there.

abhi91deo 8 years ago

Please Take pulstilla 200c one dose. Note whether you feel better or worse after the dose ?

nervousguy1 8 years ago

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