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purdaysee on 2008-02-08
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There is a nosode of scabies. It requires a prescription if buying from Boiron, so it may not be listed as 'for sale' here at abc. I happen to have 3 brand new unopened vials of it. They are surely expired (if you believe that homeopahtic remedies expire). It would only relieve the itching symptoms associated with scabies.
But I can tell you this, Scabies is caused by an organism, a parasite. I do not think it is possible to get rid of it without killing the organism and preventing re-infection by cleaning in a very scrupulous manner all clothing, and bedding of the person infected and their environment. There is a prescription cream for scabies (Kwell cream it is called) and also compounded sulphur ointments are used in the USA. The rx cream is a poison that kills the organism by paralyzing its' central nervous system (as most insecticides do). I would not under any circumstance use insecticide to try to kill scabies on a person's skin as your skin is very absorbent and will absorb the poison and it will dull your central nervous system (and brain). It is very dangerous to use such things that are not designed for human use, especially on children and pregnant women. Please go to a doctor or pharmacist and get some sulphur cream for topical use; sulphur cream is safer than kwell cream. You could also use thyme oil made into a cream, but this is also contra-indicated for babies and pregnant women. Good luck and best wishes!
But I can tell you this, Scabies is caused by an organism, a parasite. I do not think it is possible to get rid of it without killing the organism and preventing re-infection by cleaning in a very scrupulous manner all clothing, and bedding of the person infected and their environment. There is a prescription cream for scabies (Kwell cream it is called) and also compounded sulphur ointments are used in the USA. The rx cream is a poison that kills the organism by paralyzing its' central nervous system (as most insecticides do). I would not under any circumstance use insecticide to try to kill scabies on a person's skin as your skin is very absorbent and will absorb the poison and it will dull your central nervous system (and brain). It is very dangerous to use such things that are not designed for human use, especially on children and pregnant women. Please go to a doctor or pharmacist and get some sulphur cream for topical use; sulphur cream is safer than kwell cream. You could also use thyme oil made into a cream, but this is also contra-indicated for babies and pregnant women. Good luck and best wishes!
Cordial last decade
Thank u cardial but its not enough for solving this problum.one child brought it from some where but its spreading.
looking for a good answere.
Farsee muk gayee
looking for a good answere.
Farsee muk gayee
purdaysee last decade
hello cardial,
perethrin or loation containing malathion ,i know kills mite.
detol soap or best one NEEM soaps works and do help,but its keep comming
hello yes another thing TARAMEERA OIL is best for grown up, using fly killer on carpet ,matress helps.washing beds covers quilt covers ,ioroning these clothes. but this dam thing keep spreading .we relised Tarameera oil is one of best but only for elder not for babies.
I was looking some thing for in my beloved HOMEO- Pothuk.....please masters may you tell me how is CHRYSAROBINUM ,because i read some where it is bloody killer for germ and mites etc. its just came in my old head i dont know i will get it or not,if any body can put some light on it,please because i m only a rabit. thanks.share ur knowledge with learners.come on good fellows i m calling u not mony makers.
perethrin or loation containing malathion ,i know kills mite.
detol soap or best one NEEM soaps works and do help,but its keep comming
hello yes another thing TARAMEERA OIL is best for grown up, using fly killer on carpet ,matress helps.washing beds covers quilt covers ,ioroning these clothes. but this dam thing keep spreading .we relised Tarameera oil is one of best but only for elder not for babies.
I was looking some thing for in my beloved HOMEO- Pothuk.....please masters may you tell me how is CHRYSAROBINUM ,because i read some where it is bloody killer for germ and mites etc. its just came in my old head i dont know i will get it or not,if any body can put some light on it,please because i m only a rabit. thanks.share ur knowledge with learners.come on good fellows i m calling u not mony makers.
purdaysee last decade
Malathion is a toxic poison and it not for use on humans. Please get medical help for this. Sulphur ointment is the only safe thing I know of that can be used. Did you try the sulphur ointment from the pharmacy yet? It is safe for pregnant women and babies.
Cordial last decade
i hope i will get sulphur ointment from holland and barret or reckweg & co. see how it goes to morrow.
any way THANK u very much for -------- bless you
any way THANK u very much for -------- bless you
purdaysee last decade
Psorinum 1M is the medicine for scabies.
♡ girilal last decade
Hi girilal.
I only have Psorinum in 30c. I am going to try it three times daily to try and get relief. Thanks for the suggestion.
Pat from Sydney Australia where Homoeopathy is my passion.
I only have Psorinum in 30c. I am going to try it three times daily to try and get relief. Thanks for the suggestion.
Pat from Sydney Australia where Homoeopathy is my passion.
homeopat last decade
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