Minutus

Anyone had experience with giving someone a remedy or taking one yourself and
then having a tooth problem soon afterwards? Any theories on why this might
happen. Would it mean that infection was latent in tooth? That's a good thing?
Or would it signify the opposite..that remedy wasn't appropriate and infection
might have gone away with a better remedy?

It could just be coincidence!!
Did you notice any other changes in anything after taking it, and how long after was it?
Shannon

Well, now that i think about it...maybe arnica was too close to this person's
simmil. A few days ago my friend took arnica cause she cleaned for two days
straight and all her muscles ached and the aching went soon after arnica but 4
days later she gets a toothache and then an absess so bad that the infection
has gone down into her neck(she got a root canal yesterday). I have to
say...this woman has had a cyst burst in her ovaries 35 years ago and her kids
took her to doctor and she sat patiently waiting to see doctor. The doctors
couldn't believe that she wasn't screaming with pain. She ignored the pain
until she could no longer ignore it...(says she is well when she is not?).
But she generally ignores pain. Another time she smashed her car into a pole
and ruined her knees..and never went to doctor..and ten years later she had to
get knee replacement.

I asked her if she might have had some issue in the tooth that maybe she had
been ignoring and she said, "maybe". Now i remember her being real testy on
sunday...and normally, she is sweet as pie..always good natured, it seems..in
spite of her relatives taking advantage of her. Then she got a cold. Did
arnica start this whole thing because it was close to her simmil. and worked
on her denial of pain? Or just a coincidence?