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Peripheral neuropathy

I am an 80 year old otherwise a comparatively healthy male.
2. Somtime ago I had undergone a bout of typhoid and I took nearly 2 to 3 months to fully recover.
3. During that time I developed peripheral neuropathy of the feet. The front portion of the soles is now reddish in color. There is no pain yet.
4. I also feel AS IF the toes of the feet are swollen ( in the afternoon ). They actually are not swollen.
5. I shall be extremely grateful if some medicine is suggested.

hpadda on 2020-06-05

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Nux Vom 30 five drops three times a day.

In addition Kali Mur 6x and Kali Phos 6x,five tabs of each three times a day.

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♡ anuj srivastava 3 years ago

While there is no change as far as the redness of the soles is concerned, there is a definite reduction in the stiffness of legs and I am feeling better in general.
2. Should I continue with the medicines for some more time >>

hpadda 3 years ago

Continue .

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♡ anuj srivastava 3 years ago

There is no further improvement. In fact the medicines have started producing side effects like lethargy and heaviness of the head especially nux vomica. i feel it as soon as I take the dose.

hpadda 3 years ago

Is there any homeopathic ointment that can be used by way of external application ??

hpadda 3 years ago

Hypericum Ointment

Continue only Kali Phos 6x,stop other remedies.

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♡ anuj srivastava 3 years ago

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