typhoid malaria

[ehc]

I have a patient who will be travelling to Africa in remote areas. What would you suggest re remedies and doseage regimes to help prevent or deal with issues such as typhoid and malaria and other issues that may arise.
thankyou

Beverly
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[Christine Wyndham-Thomas]

Just out of interest, will he be vaccinated before he goes? I have a personal reason for wanting to know.

Christine

[Liz Hennel]

Certain partsof the African continent have Falciparum Malaria - really nasty - so he must take anti-malarial treatment in some form - I usually use China Sulph 6 daily for 6 days per week, and malaria nosode 30 on the 7th day. ALthough I have never had a problem withthis regime, it is not 100% guaranteed - and I have a colleague who came back very ill with Falciparum. The best thing is to be really careful about preventing bites in the first place - cover up during peak biting times - towards dusk, and overnight, use a mosquito net over the whole bed, wear dark coloured clothing rahter than light bright colours - the insects are attracted by the latter. Then there are other considerations - the diarrhoeas - cholera and typhoid - you can take the nosode of each of these in 30c weekly. Hepatitis A and B may also be prevalent. basically it is advisable to take a good kit of remedies to cover most emergencies.
For more information I suggest loking at Colin Lessells "World Travellers Guide to Homeopathy"

Dogs on Holiday-UK wrote:
Just out of interest, will he be vaccinated before he goes? I have a personal reason for wanting to know.

Christine

[Soroush Ebrahimi]

PC Malaria

Soroush