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my 10 year old daughter is sick, with stuffed nose and ear infection

My 10 year old daughter has a history of ear infections. She had a stuffed nose for the last week. On Sunday she started to complain on the pain in the ear and developed a fever, but not high. Doctor said she has an ear infection. I was doing some warming compresses on the ear and she started to feel better. Now she is also coughing, having white discharge from the nose and a feeling of something in the ear. We went to the doctor, he said that ear looks better, but still not good. In the evening she had a fever again. Please help, I don't want to start giving her antibiotics.
 
  akaganer on 2006-11-08
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
Give her only three doses of CALCAREA FLUORICA 30C at 4 hours interval.

If the improvements are not full, give her CALC FLUORICA 200C three doses at 4 hours interval after 30 days.

Else come back for detailed case study.
 
♡ rishimba last decade
Tuberculinum helps in recurrent infections of ear.
But proper case taking is required
 
pradipde last decade

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