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Junior Athlete cannot play in front of power figures
My generally anxious kid, who is a great junior tennis athlete, cannot seem to play in front of power figures. He might be playing very good and then suddenly some particular power figure shows up, then his level drops dramatically. He can't move anymore, starts looking very clumsy and can't hit the ball or keep it in the court. He has lost a lot of matches from winning positions just because someone showed over the years.I was told Gelsemium 200C might help him. The question I have is how much dosage and when should I give him? Do I give him in the night before the match next day or in the morning before? Will taking it make him slower or drowsy? Will it make him angry? We don't have any time left to experiment, as he has an important tournament coming up soon, so any advise would be greatly appreciated.
♥ wireless1 on 2018-07-26
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♡ wireless1 5 years ago
Mister4, he is not so aware of his issue, but we as parents know the issue. He gets very nervous playing when certain important people come and watch his matches. It's like he is too conscious of their presence, and gets intimidated by it. He can play only to 10% of his normal level in front of them. If you ask him, he won't be able to explain why and what happens.
♡ wireless1 5 years ago
Hi Jawahar,
yes, need help, what dosage or medicine can help alleviate this anxiety playing in front of power figures and in general playing in front of crowds. Power figures can be coaches, reporters, other top players, agents of sponsors, etc.
Thanks in advance.
yes, need help, what dosage or medicine can help alleviate this anxiety playing in front of power figures and in general playing in front of crowds. Power figures can be coaches, reporters, other top players, agents of sponsors, etc.
Thanks in advance.
♡ wireless1 5 years ago
Give him argentum nitricum 30c 2 drops in cup of water on empty stomach three times a day for 3 days..
Do not take anything 20 min. Prior and after the medicine.
Avoid coffee, camphor, garlic, perfumes and mint products.
Report back after 3 days about the condition and changes both good or bad
Do not take anything 20 min. Prior and after the medicine.
Avoid coffee, camphor, garlic, perfumes and mint products.
Report back after 3 days about the condition and changes both good or bad
♡ KR 5 years ago
♡ KR 5 years ago
I think you need my help. You'll have to decide if you are prepared to stop the ongoing treatment. Pls think and then come to me. You can even reach me on my email which is given in my profile.
jawahar 5 years ago
Hi DrKR,
we have been giving him Argentum Nitricum per your guidance. It is hard to tell any difference currently, we probably need to see him play matches with it. This should happen starting tomorrow. Do you want him to take one round right before the match? Thanks.
we have been giving him Argentum Nitricum per your guidance. It is hard to tell any difference currently, we probably need to see him play matches with it. This should happen starting tomorrow. Do you want him to take one round right before the match? Thanks.
♡ wireless1 5 years ago
Yes u can..
U also need to take care of that u should not show him much expectations about the performance
He should not be under any pressure..
U also need to take care of that u should not show him much expectations about the performance
He should not be under any pressure..
♡ KR 5 years ago
DrKR,
he seems to have done slightly better than normal in the match in a stadium in front of people (though still was very anxious, but he found a way to win the match in 3 hours), but probably need to observe him longer as it is difficult to make out from one day. One thing we noticed was that he cramped in his legs after 2 hours of playing this match in hot and humid weather. This never happens, so just wanted to check if the medicine could have an impact on it? He did forget to take his electrolyte in the morning before the match, so maybe that contributed. This did not happen yesterday in another match, but this one was much shorter.
he seems to have done slightly better than normal in the match in a stadium in front of people (though still was very anxious, but he found a way to win the match in 3 hours), but probably need to observe him longer as it is difficult to make out from one day. One thing we noticed was that he cramped in his legs after 2 hours of playing this match in hot and humid weather. This never happens, so just wanted to check if the medicine could have an impact on it? He did forget to take his electrolyte in the morning before the match, so maybe that contributed. This did not happen yesterday in another match, but this one was much shorter.
♡ wireless1 5 years ago
Thats very good he won the match....
For how many days you gave him medicine??
I prescribed that for three days
Now give him
Gelsemium 6X 4 pellets 3 times a day..
And give feedback after 1 week..
[Edited by KR on 2018-08-05 01:13:44]
For how many days you gave him medicine??
I prescribed that for three days
Now give him
Gelsemium 6X 4 pellets 3 times a day..
And give feedback after 1 week..
[Edited by KR on 2018-08-05 01:13:44]
♡ KR 5 years ago
Gave him for 2 days. Not sure what happened today, he was very anxious before the match, didn't sleep all night and then saw the power figures watching his match and lost badly against an opponent he would normally beat easily.
♡ wireless1 5 years ago
Keep continue gelsemium 6x for 1 week more..
♡ Mister.4 5 years ago
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