Re: Phos - good-bad boy?
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2004 2:49 pm
I agree with Julian Winston in someway, but then:
My daughter is Phos now; but for a fever without reason was cured with Lachesis, when Phos were better picture and repertorized -she is a baby of 10 months-; the only way I could recognize is when I notice she didn't like clothes over his neck! With phos fever immediately go down first time, but she turned very afraid of all; fever return 8 hors after; Phos 30c again and go away but in two hours; fever came back in 8 hours; Phos 200c put her in panic, but fever go away, and then returned in 6 hours... For me it was clear she wasn't Phos in that moment so I turned to Lach 30c: fever go up, she transpired and good by unknown infection in a single night. Then, a few days after she turned very afraid, Phos 30c (her picture medicine?) now cured her.
I could explain this, but it works that way.
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My daughter is Phos now; but for a fever without reason was cured with Lachesis, when Phos were better picture and repertorized -she is a baby of 10 months-; the only way I could recognize is when I notice she didn't like clothes over his neck! With phos fever immediately go down first time, but she turned very afraid of all; fever return 8 hors after; Phos 30c again and go away but in two hours; fever came back in 8 hours; Phos 200c put her in panic, but fever go away, and then returned in 6 hours... For me it was clear she wasn't Phos in that moment so I turned to Lach 30c: fever go up, she transpired and good by unknown infection in a single night. Then, a few days after she turned very afraid, Phos 30c (her picture medicine?) now cured her.
I could explain this, but it works that way.
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