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Lycopodium 200 and damiana MT combo?
36 year old married male. Two kids. No medical conditions. All blood tests, stress test, cardio-echogram normal. Tried many herbal and homeo before but no effect on my PE condition.Time after entering is like 30-40 seconds. Very embarrassing to a point where my wife it seems has lost interest in our physical relationship. I went and got tropical spray but we both know of its temporary and not a real solution.
I went to Thompson homeopathic and the lady doctor said take
Lycopodium 200 4 tabs on empty stomach in the morning for a month and take 10-15 drops of damiana in some water twice day (afternoon and before bed).
I have taken that for two weeks so far and feel 0 change but the problem also is that my wife is not interested everytime I show interest. So I have not been able to see if any effects on PE or not?
Also I'm nervous to do it because I'm afraid of the unfavourable results.
Kindly tell me few things and help me..
1- are above two meds good and if dosage sounds right? If not then ease correct dosage and advise.
2- my wife is breastfeeding our second baby girl who is 8 months old and she is tired and restless a lot lately and that's another reason she doesn't want to engage in physical relationship. Anything you recommend for her??
3- I heard baryta carb 30 is good for this problem. If true please advise proper dosage and if not then kindly tell me what will help me?
I'm. Frustrated, nervous, angry and feel helpless.
Thanks for your time
Regards
alidagr8
rizdagr8 on 2014-03-01
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
This prescription was not a homoeopathic one, and was not made by looking at the whole case. You will rarely ever get results from such prescriptions, which are lazy. I hope you did not have to pay for this doctor for it.
I will post a link to a questionnaire. Try to answer as much of it as you can. The more information you give, the more likely someone will be able to make a confident prescription. Homoeopathy is not for those practitioners who seek an easy job.
http://abchomeopathy.com/forum2.php/420128/
I will post a link to a questionnaire. Try to answer as much of it as you can. The more information you give, the more likely someone will be able to make a confident prescription. Homoeopathy is not for those practitioners who seek an easy job.
http://abchomeopathy.com/forum2.php/420128/
♡ Evocationer last decade
Thankful for you to reply and don't want to sound not serious but that list of questions is so extensive that I just can't seem to gather time to complete. I will attempt to find a local doctor.
I will however really appreciate if there's something that you think might help when I have no physical issues like all my tears are normal and no allergies and health issues, anything that might help with premature ejaculation at all which I can try????
I will however really appreciate if there's something that you think might help when I have no physical issues like all my tears are normal and no allergies and health issues, anything that might help with premature ejaculation at all which I can try????
rizdagr8 last decade
You can work on this without medicines. Google start and stop technique
for PE.
Your wife is exhausted and needs more rest. You could do things like
have her express milk into a bottle and then you feed the baby in
the early morning or late evening so she gets more sleep. Or get a baby sitter
to come in a few times a week for a few hours to give the bottle, so she
can take a nap-the needed sleep has to happen, there is no medicine
for that and this is a very common issue with Moms.And don't
expect that after a couple days of more sleep- problem solved.
Sleep deprivation cannot be made up by a few days of
extra sleep- it has to be ongoing.
[message edited by simone717 on Fri, 07 Mar 2014 15:37:35 GMT]
for PE.
Your wife is exhausted and needs more rest. You could do things like
have her express milk into a bottle and then you feed the baby in
the early morning or late evening so she gets more sleep. Or get a baby sitter
to come in a few times a week for a few hours to give the bottle, so she
can take a nap-the needed sleep has to happen, there is no medicine
for that and this is a very common issue with Moms.And don't
expect that after a couple days of more sleep- problem solved.
Sleep deprivation cannot be made up by a few days of
extra sleep- it has to be ongoing.
[message edited by simone717 on Fri, 07 Mar 2014 15:37:35 GMT]
♡ simone717 last decade
Thanks Simone but that technique doesn't work for me and it's very annoying for my partner so didn't even try for that long
Thanks for the advise
Thanks for the advise
rizdagr8 last decade
Homoeopathy requires some commitment from the patient as well as the prescriber. You will not get good results unless you are willing to put the time in. My initial consultations with my own patients take anywhere up to 2 hours.
If homoeopathy doesn't suit you, there are plenty of other kinds of therapies that don't require as much effort. I must warn you though, that attempting to use homoeopathy in a similar fashion to orthodox medicine can produce serious side effects, some of which may become permanent unless cured by proper treatment.
[message edited by Evocationer on Fri, 07 Mar 2014 20:43:38 GMT]
If homoeopathy doesn't suit you, there are plenty of other kinds of therapies that don't require as much effort. I must warn you though, that attempting to use homoeopathy in a similar fashion to orthodox medicine can produce serious side effects, some of which may become permanent unless cured by proper treatment.
[message edited by Evocationer on Fri, 07 Mar 2014 20:43:38 GMT]
♡ Evocationer last decade
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