Homeopathic Drugstore

ruby asked:


my son is 20 months old very healthy and active kid.Recently he’s diagnosed with hydrocele hernia in his right ********.Doctors suggests surgery.He just has fluid,no bowi or pain.On one of the sites i came across arnica 200 and rhododendron ferrugineum 200 homeopathic medicine for the treatment,i wanted to give it a shot ,From where i can get these medicines,any other suggestions.pl. reply

life is sweet asked:


Arnica, the homeopathic remedy ……. what were the health benefits aside from reducing swelling and bruising for you??

cheers
I’ve been using the spray sublinguilly for a week or so after having a molar tooth extracted…. aside from dramatically reducing the pain and swelling it appears to have resolved the last bit of furriness on my tongue ….. candida …… i had no idea it also had antibacterial properties …. ?? Oh, this is in no way chatting … sorry, i forgot to mention this before…….;0)

riyad asked:


Some websites Deny Arnica’s effectiveness of post surgical treatment.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/97580…

http://dermatology.jwatch.org/cgi/conten…

Even the Homeopathy websites which promote this product, warning that, “Homeopathic remedies are very dilute, and while the homeopathic remedy may be beneficial, the raw product may be harmful.”

http://abchomeopathy.com/r.php/Arn

Now I want to know, Is this Homeopathic medicine really effective for the treatment of Episiotomy? Have any side affect of it? Have any risk to increase the problem or create new problem instead of healing the problem?

I also want to know that, is Arnica only just a pain killer or antibiotic, or it is for completely healing and cure? Is it only for use to reduce pain after a surgical operation, or can use any time in order to help the entire healing process? Our patient already passed 8 weeks after a full cut Episiotomy and now have only slight pain sometimes when any movement or physical activity. So pain reduction is not major issue now. We only need to ensure complete and permanent healing. So I cannot assure if the Arnica would be applicable or not at this moment.

As we see contradictory information about this medicine in the web, so I need to know real experience or authentic data. How many Episiotomy patients get complete recovery by taking Arnica or such type of Homeo medicine?

riyad asked:


Some websites Deny Arnica’s effectiveness of post surgical treatment.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/97580…

http://dermatology.jwatch.org/cgi/conten…

Even the Homeopathy websites which promote this product, warning that, “Homeopathic remedies are very dilute, and while the homeopathic remedy may be beneficial, the raw product may be harmful.”

http://abchomeopathy.com/r.php/Arn

Now I want to know, Is this Homeopathic medicine really effective for the treatment of Episiotomy? Have any side affect of it? Have any risk to increase the problem or create new problem instead of healing the problem?

I also want to know that, is Arnica only just a pain killer or antibiotic, or it is for completely healing and cure? Is it only for use to reduce pain after a surgical operation, or can use any time in order to help the entire healing process? Our patient already passed 8 weeks after a full cut Episiotomy and now have only slight pain sometimes when any movement or physical activity. So pain reduction is not major issue now. We only need to ensure complete and permanent healing. So I cannot assure if the Arnica would be applicable or not at this moment.

As we see contradictory information about this medicine in the web, so I need to know real experience or authentic data. How many Episiotomy patients get complete recovery by taking Arnica or such type of Homeo medicine?

kelly asked:


i need homeopathic remedies because i am trying to be and use more natural things.

riyad asked:


Some websites Deny Arnica’s effectiveness of post surgical treatment.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/97580…

http://dermatology.jwatch.org/cgi/conten…

Even the Homeopathy websites which promote this product, warning that, “Homeopathic remedies are very dilute, and while the homeopathic remedy may be beneficial, the raw product may be harmful.”

http://abchomeopathy.com/r.php/Arn

Now I want to know, Is this Homeopathic medicine really effective for the treatment of Episiotomy? Have any side affect of it? Have any risk to increase the problem or create new problem instead of healing the problem?

I also want to know that, is Arnica only just a pain killer or antibiotic, or it is for completely healing and cure? Is it only for use to reduce pain after a surgical operation, or can use any time in order to help the entire healing process? Our patient already passed 8 weeks after a full cut Episiotomy and now have only slight pain sometimes when any movement or physical activity. So pain reduction is not major issue now. We only need to ensure complete and permanent healing. So I cannot assure if the Arnica would be applicable or not at this moment.

As we see contradictory information about this medicine in the web, so I need to know real experience or authentic data. How many Episiotomy patients get complete recovery by taking Arnica or such type of Homeo medicine?

Cider supernova asked:


Hi, I’m scheduled to have a ****** reduction next monday. I’m just wondering, has anyone used Arnica (a homeopathic remedy) to reduce bruising from surgery? Also, is it ok to use it before as well as after? Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your answers so far. Before anybody else tries to talk me out of surgery you should be aware that I have been diagnosed with Poland’s syndrome, which has caused some disfiguration, so there’s no way I’m changing my mind!

riyad asked:


Some websites Deny Arnica’s effectiveness of post surgical treatment.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/97580…

http://dermatology.jwatch.org/cgi/conten…

Even the Homeopathy websites which promote this product, warning that, “Homeopathic remedies are very dilute, and while the homeopathic remedy may be beneficial, the raw product may be harmful.”

http://abchomeopathy.com/r.php/Arn

Now I want to know, Is this Homeopathic medicine really effective for the treatment of Episiotomy? Have any side affect of it? Have any risk to increase the problem or create new problem instead of healing the problem?

I also want to know that, is Arnica only just a pain killer or antibiotic, or it is for completely healing and cure? Is it only for use to reduce pain after a surgical operation, or can use any time in order to help the entire healing process, although the pain has already reduced?

White Organic Polish Princess asked:


If you do or you could suggest other homeopathic treatments, please let me know. I do not use any OTC remedies or Rx drugs, so please no advice to go in that direction.

I am in a great deal of pain right now. I have had this skin problem on my right index finger that I suspect is a Candida problem and am treating myself with a yeast cleanse system. It is worse when my hands get hot and/or wet from the dishwater, so I use gloves but the heat still penetrates. My joints in that hand are really hurting as well. It comes and goes in severity and occasionally I have a sharp stinging pain.Grapefruit seed extract seems to help the rash,but I have to use it straight and undiluted (or else it doesn’t work),which burns the skin around it a little,but then it comes back.

I cannot get in to see a doctor till Monday, so I wondered if anyone has treated symptoms like these with Skin Irritation #94 or Cantharsis (Spanish Fly), and if you think Arnica will help dull the pain.

Thanks for your help.
Thank you jewelair! I do already take 2 tablespoons each day of raw apple cider vinegar on my raw cabbage salad. I’ll continue too. Again, thanks!

r2002 asked:


He’s a 3 month old who has a suspected ear infection. I have a homeopathic first aid kit containing - pulsatilla, belladonna, aconite, chamomile and arnica. I would imagine pulsatilla and belladonna would both help, but what about the others? Should I dissolve the pillules in water together to give him?
I don’t want to disturb the local homeopath at night to ask, so I thought I’d check here first.