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As you have tubercular history in the family it will be beneficial to have one dose Tuberculinum to see if you have inherited the tubercular tendency. If it acts then presence of tubercular tendency will be confirmed and will have to be repeated at long intervals. Four to six doses may be necessary to clear the tendency. You will need Calcarea carb if Tuberculinum does not act or you shift from Tuberculinum to Calcarea carb.
You will have to allow the medicine to work undisturbed, no other medicine may be taken.

you are trying to take too many things at once.
You have to go step by step, Diet change , doing Ayurveda,taking cell salts, doing candida supplements is enough for 2 weeks.Then you see what results are and go from there.
You can click on user names and see bio and threads- You are talking to someone who does not know basic anatomy-
Any person on earth can join this forum and give health advice- you must know who you are talking to.
[Edited by simone717 on 2025-01-21 16:08:40]

Not a doc thinks adenoids are not part of your body! He or she has some book about tuberculinum and keeps posting stuff from that trying to sound like an expert and telling many to take it.
In homeopathy cases often go in layers. One starts a case with a chief main complaint-The remedy when close match starts activating the entire immune system to clear the remedy while it targets the chief complaint and all the times it was suppressed by other things.
Google Herings law of cure. It’s why ppl who had eczema and used creams to suppress then get allergies. Homeopathy cures the allergies and then eczema will show up again- then the remedy for eczema has to be carefully dosed so that all times of suppression come back until it is finally gone.My fam used Kyolic candida supplement which worked well.
Your thought process of taking multiple things, is not how it works and is not going to help you. Best wishes for your health - I normally do not prescribe on here - but part of member duty is to post when advice is bad or dangerous. I won’t be responding to the thread again- I advise you see a real homeopath in person or find a good homeopath online.
[Edited by simone717 on 2025-01-21 23:07:44]

Conflicting opinions are useful. They help people to see which is correct and which is wrong. On this subject there is a century old essay On Liberty by John Stuart Mill. It is a short essay and interesting reading. Freedom of expression does not apply to political matters only, it applies to all fields.
Going through the posts and warning people about bad or dangerous prescription is a noble idea which I appreciate because it can thwart potentially life threatening situations. However, in doing so one uses personal judgement which is a highly subjective matter. What according to one is a well selected remedy may not be so regarded by another. So you have to test which is correct.( It may turn out that both the opinions are wrong)

Unfortunately most people come on here thinking this site has real Doctors and homeopaths. I myself, came on here 10 years ago and was taking advice on a complicated medical issue - only to learn a month later that this person had no medical training at all - but ppl started calling him “Doctor” bc that is what many in India do if anybody helps them. The Western world does not understand this and thinks if you are on this forum you must have some health training. There is no point in discussing with zero basic health knowledge.

Yes, what you say is true but in India there are some really good homeopaths who never had any formal medical education. They are highly educated persons in other fields. In fact there was one gentlemen Nilmani Ghatak who was first a school teacher then a lawyer. He had practised homeopathy with such success and reputation that serious patients sometimes went to court house for consultation. Court proceedings were suspended temporarily to enable him to treat the patients inspite of the fact that there is a law in India that a lawyer cannot engage in any other activity. Most conscientious practitioners do acquire some basic knowledge about medical matters although they may seem insufficient to modern medical community. About the Adenoid issue I would like say that I should have used enlarged adenoids instead of adenoids.
On the issue of treatment of adenoids you may refer to Dr. Dorothy Shepherds work Magic of the Minimum Dose. It is an excellent work providing case histories on some interesting topics including enlarged adenoids.