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Kali Sulph 6x Antidotes Pulsatilla 30C?
I gave my daughter Kali Sulph 6x because of her peeling lips (the flakes in her lips are thick and would peel almost every day)...the I saw bizarre movement of her eyeballs (like epileptic), while smiling, and then she assumed the position of like a sitting dog? or crawling, then she peeled her lips. THat happened during our lunch and has been repeatedly happening during meals days after...Then I remembered giving her PUlsatilla 30C 3 weeks prior. And that Pulsatilla and Kali sulph share the same symptoms.
Did I make a disaster by giving Kali Sulph 6x when she had taken Pulsatilla 30C 3 weeks ago? I noticed bad effect also when I gave her Kali Phos 6x...what does this mean? She doesn't need the Kalis?
How to go about this? Thanks!
Jane77 on 2018-03-23
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Kali Sulph is technically a complementary remedy to Pulsatilla and is not listed as an anti-dote. It is often looked at as an angrier and non-mild mineral version of Pulsatilla. If you gave a few doses of 6x(less than 3), it is unlikely to cause any symptoms like the ones you mention. A 6x is usually a very low potency but a good one to anti-dote the overly strong primary action of a homeopathic remedy.
I don't exactly know why you would see these symptoms appear from both kali-Phos 6x and Kali-Sulph 6x, however, as a general rule,
--whenever you see any new symptom, you should stop the homeopathic remedy immediately.
--Whenever you see any progressive amelioration, the remedy should be stopped and not repeated.
--Whenever you see any aggravation of existing symptoms, the remedy should be stopped.
--The remedy should only be repeated (in water) at suitable intervals when there is only a slow improvement happening.
I don't exactly know why you would see these symptoms appear from both kali-Phos 6x and Kali-Sulph 6x, however, as a general rule,
--whenever you see any new symptom, you should stop the homeopathic remedy immediately.
--Whenever you see any progressive amelioration, the remedy should be stopped and not repeated.
--Whenever you see any aggravation of existing symptoms, the remedy should be stopped.
--The remedy should only be repeated (in water) at suitable intervals when there is only a slow improvement happening.
sameervermani 6 years ago
Saneer thank you for the reply...but my daughter seems to have movement disorder now like her sister who had epilepsy after a high fever... I am really in need of a Homeopath who can help us... they have twitchings that are visible/ can be felt during their sleep..a small movement from me in their bed would almost wake them up, they would immediately change position in bed...has anyone seen this condition ..that is, twitchings after a fever? A Homeopath in the US referred me to Dr Ramakrishnan but my husband is in doubt of healing from Homeopathy. I don't know either if Homeopathy can cure them. I am so depressed I am thinking of taking my life but my kids are the reason why I can't do it... please help..
[Edited by Jane77 on 2018-03-27 07:51:28]
[Edited by Jane77 on 2018-03-27 07:51:28]
Jane77 6 years ago
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