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birth control pills/tubes tied/ vital force
I visited my obgny, and got a yearly check-up.I have some personal question. Before I decide, I would like to know the affects on my vital force.
I feel too old to start a family of children.
but getting tired of taking the birth control pills. I've been on it for fourteen years.
If one gets her tubes tied, what does that do to her vital force.
Does this affect the person, general as a whole?
and what bad affects does the birth control pills do to the body.
Thank You.
dragonfly1976 on 2010-04-06
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
In my opinion family planning methods like tying tubes shouldn't affect the vital force. In my opinion it is better than birth control pills that affect the hormonal system. Ofcourse you should also consider what others say about this.
♡ kadwa last decade
after any operation, I, always throw up violently.
Is phosphorus 200c, the answer for me?
This is my understanding of the homeopathy remedies I would be needing, if or when I have any operation(s) in the future use.
before operation: Arnica 200c
after operation: phosphorus 200c then Arnica 200c(3-4 hr after surgery).
Is this correct?
Thank You Kindly.
Is phosphorus 200c, the answer for me?
This is my understanding of the homeopathy remedies I would be needing, if or when I have any operation(s) in the future use.
before operation: Arnica 200c
after operation: phosphorus 200c then Arnica 200c(3-4 hr after surgery).
Is this correct?
Thank You Kindly.
dragonfly1976 last decade
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