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Homeopathic Remedies

First Aid Cases

Animal Bites / Puncture Wounds

If a child has been bitten by an animal or has come in contact with a rusted nail or wire, it is best to get a tetanus injection and also consult a professional doctor for any animal poison complications. Homeopathic remedies can be given as first aid.

Symptoms:

-Animal Bites

-Shooting pains

-Puncture wounds from nails etc

Recommended Remedy:

Ledum 30C one dose every hour, alternating with Hypericum 30C may be given. Ledum prevents wound from becoming septic while Hypericum helps heal wounds.

Tip:

The above remedies may be continued for a couple of days for more effective cure while a professional doctor is consulted. Aconite 200C, one dose may also be given in cases of shock.

How to use this website

This website provides the following useful information:

A section is devoted to common First Aid Cases and remedies are advised.

Another section focuses on Common Diseases and Complaints and remedies are advised to deal with different symptoms.

Do learn how to take and store remedies.

Do understand what is to be avoided during treatment.

Take a few moments to understand how remedies are marked and how to use the correct potencies.

Find here a Guide to make your own Homeopathic Remedy Kit.

Find an external link to Materia Medica here. This lists out various homeopathic remedies and their action on the body.

Disclaimer: This website provides over the counter guidance. It does not replace a doctor. Remedies may be tried on the sole risk of the practitioner. The website does not accept any liabilities whatsoever. For any serious health condition, it is recommended that the parent visits a qualified doctor. The website does not recommend that self medication can replace professional health care. It is recommended that all common sense precautions may be taken while using this website. Please do visit the home page of this website to understand how this website is designed to work.