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This is my first time posting and I'm ready to give homeopathy a try. Currently I have been on 30mg of Prozac for over a year. Is it safe to take hypericum perforatum with Prozac. When I called the pharmacist he said it was a form of St. John's Wart so it would not be a good idea. Any resposes appreciated.don12 on 2007-05-19
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As long as you use Hypericum in homeopathic way (30c - 200c) you wont notice any contraindication .
♡ Albert last decade
Thanks for the reply. Actually I am going to take it for the4 following symptom. As strange at it sounds after irritating my feet some ten years ago I started to develop burning in them. Hwoever I only burn when I feel anxious or fearful. If I am in touch with my emotions and stay calm I'm usally ok. Its kind of a fight or flight response. I don't know if this would be the best course. (hypericum perforatum) or some other remedy or such I see a homeopath????
don12 last decade
if you can , i think you should seek the advice of a homeopath.
I dont think Hypericum is a good choice for stage fright or for feelings of fear...but,
if you choose one remedy at a time and use a 30c potency you could try what you feel is right for you and in 7-15 days find if you selection was ok or not,
good luck.
Albert
I dont think Hypericum is a good choice for stage fright or for feelings of fear...but,
if you choose one remedy at a time and use a 30c potency you could try what you feel is right for you and in 7-15 days find if you selection was ok or not,
good luck.
Albert
♡ Albert last decade
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