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Nat mur 6c

If the remedy is working on lots of levels ie mood anxiety bloating constipation allergies but giving really bad stomach pains what does it mean. Is it right remedy is it wrong remedy does potency need adjusting or need change of remedy

Such a shame when doing a lot of good but giving such pain

♥ Ideal56 on 2020-11-06

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♡ razaraza 4 years ago

Why is that. Has been prescribed by my homeopath. Just wanted to know the reason why it was doing this

♡ Ideal56 4 years ago

When you react to a remedy you STOP the remedy.
wait and watch. Seems your homeopath often prescribed like western med - take for 8 days x times a day.

Everyone has to go by reactions. Whether good or bad you stop. and see what goes on Bc your life force has been activated.
You do not pour more fuel on the life force.

♡ simone717 4 years ago

Yes she does five days five doses with carbo veg for back up after meals. No way could i even consider taking that. Worries me year on and still going down same road

I took it last week as had awful allergy constant runny nose sore burning eyes. Euphrasia came to mind but had pain in back. Three doses sorted it. Yet for some reason when prescribed tuesday i felt really anxious next day but mood lifted from then on on two doses created stomach pain and worst pain ever in bladder, uretha. I stopped today. Also two days reasonable low bloat went whoosh today bad bloat

Fed up with not getting sorted

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♡ Ideal56 4 years ago

What you took Tues was enough. You had a reaction -anxiety. Then you stop and watch. You are sensitive and cannot take things 5 days
Etc.
You need one dose and then wait for a couple days to see what it’s doing.

♡ simone717 4 years ago

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