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what remedies should be avoided in pregnancy?
A friend and I are not in complete agreement on this. Would you consider prescribing silica, thuja, phos, or the like if someone was in the early stages of pregnancy? I'd be interested to hear oppinions. Also any other remedies which you might consider inappropriate. Thanks for reading.uktransplant on 2011-08-26
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The indicated remedy in potency 30c and above won't cause any harm if it is not repeated unnecessarily.
♡ kadwa last decade
No remedy is inappropriate, if it is the right remedy.
Even if the wrong remedy is given, as Kadwa says - careful prescribing will not harm the mother or baby. Our remedies are quite safe when used sensibly.
Even if the wrong remedy is given, as Kadwa says - careful prescribing will not harm the mother or baby. Our remedies are quite safe when used sensibly.
♡ brisbanehomoeopath last decade
i will add that carefully and correctly selected remedy will even help mother and baby both. Well chosen remedies won't do any harm they don't cause any complications but to select a proper remedy you have to 'SELECT A PROFESSIONAL(HOMEOPATH)'. And don't go without live meeting with a homeopath during pregnancy at least.
Paki1 last decade
Sorry to miss this.
'Would you consider prescribing silica, thuja, phos, or the like if someone was in the early stages of pregnancy?'
Please avoid the above remedies in low potencies such as Q, 1X, 6x, 6C etc.
Natrum Muriaticum 200C, Pulsatilla Q, Aloe Soc Q, Berberis Vulgaris Q, Colosynthis Q, Nux Vomica Q-30C, Apis Mel Q, |*
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*Myristica Sebifera Q-200C, Gossypium Herbaceum Q and some others should not be given during pregnancy.
'Would you consider prescribing silica, thuja, phos, or the like if someone was in the early stages of pregnancy?'
Please avoid the above remedies in low potencies such as Q, 1X, 6x, 6C etc.
Natrum Muriaticum 200C, Pulsatilla Q, Aloe Soc Q, Berberis Vulgaris Q, Colosynthis Q, Nux Vomica Q-30C, Apis Mel Q, |*
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*Myristica Sebifera Q-200C, Gossypium Herbaceum Q and some others should not be given during pregnancy.
♡ nawazkhan last decade
Thanks for all the responses. It has been very interesting to hear different view points on this, and I'm interested in hearing more. Both my friend and I are classical hoomeopaths, but seem to take different stances on this one!
uktransplant last decade
The only time remedies harm a patient...ever...is when they are used inappropriately. Obeying both the Law of the Minimum dose and Law of the Single remedy protects our patients from damage.
I have treated many pregnant women over the years - they have never been harmed nor their babies during treatment. In fact, they were actually quite robust when compared to many other patients - the two mixed vital energies are very powerful.
I have treated many pregnant women over the years - they have never been harmed nor their babies during treatment. In fact, they were actually quite robust when compared to many other patients - the two mixed vital energies are very powerful.
♡ brisbanehomoeopath last decade
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