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Coxsackie in 3 year old

I have just given my daughter Lycopodium Clavatum for Coxsackie (blisters on her tongue).
I noticed on the forum someone has recommended Balladonna.
Can anyone confirm what might work and what I might do?
Thanks
Maxine

max1ne18 on 2006-10-23

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

How did you know, Lycopodium is the medicine for blisters on tongue?

Murthy

bandarbabu2000 last decade

I used this website and just typed in the symptoms and thats what it came up with. Whats your opinion?
Thanks
Maxine

max1ne18 last decade

No.Maxine ,that is not the best thing to do.

Remedy Finder is meant for those who have some initiation into homeopathy, and they too have to cross check with more experienced persons.

i don't know your level of proficiency in Homeopathy,but i feel it is always better to take second opinion,before giving deep acting medicines to childern.

any way, post all the symptoms here,and let us see if anyone of the prescribers can sugest a suitable medicine for your daughter.

Murthy

bandarbabu2000 last decade

Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease has been diagnosed by a pediatrician attending two other kids at her nursery. Today she has the blisters on her tongue and is irritable and not willing to eat. She is drinking however.
What would be the best homeopathic practice?
Thanks
Maxine

max1ne18 last decade

Since you alreay gave Lycopodium, you have to wait and see if it has any effect.

Come back tomorrow, with all details.

Don't repeat lycopodium.

Murthy

bandarbabu2000 last decade

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