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Molluscum

Dear all,

I am looking for some advice please. I have a 3 year old daughter who has had molluscum for about 7 months now. She initially had two on her tummy but it has since spread to her legs and she has about 37 in total - Some have burst and disappeared and some new ones have arrived.

I have been seeing my homeopath for 4 months now and have tried two different remedies for this - Sil (two tablets - one the first month and then one the next) this did not help at all and then Thuja (lots of and various strengths). Thuja seemed to help and a few of the molluscum burst however all it does now is make the molluscum bigger, redder and angrier and they do not burst, scab or go away!!!!!!! In fact she has more now!!!!

We have decided that the Thuja is not the way forward and we have since been prescribed TUB. I cannot find any information anywhere regarding using TUB for molluscum and upon researching it I do not thinks it suits my daughters profile.

Does anyone have any experience of using this remedy for molluscum? I do not want to try it until I have more advice on it. Or can anyone else offer some advice. I am positive homeopathy can cure this for us.

Thank you in advance.

Hendrix on 2006-06-30

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Follow the treatment on the thread:
http://www.abchomeopathy.com/forum2.php/70090/
Try to use raw Thuja from the tree.

♡ girilal last decade

Hi,

Thank you for replying. We have also tried the Thuja ointment which made no difference either.

Interestingly enough we stopped the Thuja tablets on Wednesday and the spots have calmed down (not red or angry anymore).

Where can I get the raw Thuja?

Should I just bin the TUB remedy?

Do you think Calc Carb would help?

Thanks again.

Hendrix last decade

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