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Retinitis Pigmentosa

My Nephew whose age is 15 years is suffering from Retinitis Pigmentosa which is a condition of the eye where there the Retina starts becoming pigmented slowly and gradually until the person is unable to see.

This condition as I understand is mostly prevalent in offsprings born from parents who are first cousin and similar is the case with my brother and sister in law.

My Nephew started showing symptoms of impaired vision at the age of 5 and there has been gradual deterioration of his sight.

His basic information is:

Age: 15 years
Height: 5 feet 7 inches
Weight: 65 kg

He is a very active child and goes to a normal school, can read from very close range, almost like sticking the book to the eyes.

If you need any other information please let me know.

I shall highly appreciate if someone can suggest some ready for my Nephew.

Regards
S.A.M

S.A.M on 2008-03-27

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

please give him PHOSPHORUS 200C once a week for some 2 months.

report if any positive changes.

♡ rishimba last decade

Thanks for your response, please indicate dose. You have only indicated the frequency (Once a Week) but I need to know the dosage as well, like how many drops or tablets per dose.

Regards
S.A.M

S.A.M last decade

one dose would typically consist of 4 globules under the tongue or 3 drops in some 20 ml of water.

take the dose in empty stomach early in the morning and dont take any food or water for at least 90 minutes after that. dont rinse your mouth within 90 minutes as well.

♡ rishimba last decade

Thanks, shall do as suggested.
S.A.M

S.A.M last decade

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