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| Treatment for WORMS in Children | From Reva V [Log on to view profile] | on 2010-02-09 | | 0 replies | 505 views | Prescribing based on individual condition of the Patient is prefered for all ailments,
However, as the practioner gets more experience, he is confident to suggest some remedies that are safe and can be common to all patients
In addition, getting the attention of good Homeopaths for each patients is almost impossible, due to the high ratio of sick to good doctors (Patients are too large when compared to good doctors!)
Below is from such Honest practioners who shared thier experience and have been verified by me several times
Common to all Patients:
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#1:
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Viola Odorata 6c, 30 minutes before breakfast and Stannum Met 30c at bed time. Use it for one week only. (I have seen Stannum Met alone being very prompt and gives permanent results. Giving Viola seems to intensify the action of Stannum, as verified lately)
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Podophyllum 30c, one dose at the bed time for a week. This is very effective for the grinding of teeth in children. I suggest this, even if the child has occassional grinding of teeth. This improves the health of the bowel system and digestion in young children. Do not repeat beyond a week (safe limit for patients for self help)
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Lycopodium 30c for 2 days
Veratrum Alb 12 for 4 days
Ipeca 6 for a week
Given in this order is another great way.
Note:
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You can stop with #1 if you see enough beneficial action. If needed, you can do all the three, but give a week gap between each course
For general guidelines, see my Profile.
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