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cat epilepsy
My cat has epilepsy. I gave her Belladona 30 and the fits stopped. I was told in the homeopathic forum to give a dose of causticum 200. I gave her causticum also.She has a bizarre behavior before the fit. She cries a lot and salivate's a lot. She was crying and salivating one day ago. I gave her couple of doses of Belladona 30.
The cat has a sore spot on her back near the tail. She will not let anybody touch that part of her body. She does not have any open wound.
What medicine should I give her now?
Thanks.
Noshaba
noshiahmad on 2015-08-21
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Please give Ars Alb 200, one dose. Two to four hours later, give one dose of Arnica 6, one dose. Please try to retain the potency recommended. This must address the sore spots, which should be the root cause.
Repeat this every day, until the sore spots is better
During or before the symptom of Epilepsy, you can give Belladonna 30, followed by Merc Sol 30 (after 1 hour). You can also repeat Belladonna 30 as often as needed. Merc Sol 30 will alleviate salivation, while the root cause will be addressed by Ars Alb and Arnica
With lot of Prayers for this soul to get well very soon,
Repeat this every day, until the sore spots is better
During or before the symptom of Epilepsy, you can give Belladonna 30, followed by Merc Sol 30 (after 1 hour). You can also repeat Belladonna 30 as often as needed. Merc Sol 30 will alleviate salivation, while the root cause will be addressed by Ars Alb and Arnica
With lot of Prayers for this soul to get well very soon,
♡ Reva V 8 years ago
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