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Kidney Failure Help
My relative (male, aged 42) who is a Diploma Holder in various alternative medicines incl. Homeopathy, has frequently taken doses of Ferr. Phos + Mag Phos + Silica, thinking that he was suffering from appendicitis, for about two years. In the same period, he had less frequently taken Nat Mur to control oenophiles. Recently (about three months ago) he was dignosed allopathically with failure of both the kidneys and is surviving on regular dialysis. Whether his frequent consumption of Ferr. Phos + Mag Phos + Silica led to this kidney probkem, and if so, whether the problem can be alleviated homeopathically. Please help and guide in this regard.arulamudhu on 2011-10-24
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Ars, Phos, Sepia and Nux are the antidote remedies for Natrum Mur. There is a chance that frequent doses of Natrum Mur may have a role here. He should take an appropriate antidote based on his symptoms.
Similarly many people take tissue salts in high potency. Silicea may be a dangerous remedy in high potency if repeated often.
Again the cause effect relation in the above matters can never be established beyond all doubts.
Similarly many people take tissue salts in high potency. Silicea may be a dangerous remedy in high potency if repeated often.
Again the cause effect relation in the above matters can never be established beyond all doubts.
♡ kadwa last decade
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