Swelling near ear

2021-06-27 10:53:39
I've swelling near ear for which I am taking homeopathic medicine (Apis, hecla, MS 200 & bc 4 drops for inflammation bc german) I can't read properly  name of these medicines so maybe there may be error in writing the name of medicines but I wanna know if any of these medicine contain steroids. Coz I had covid on 24th April. Kindly reply.
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Not at all 

Answered2021-06-30 14:23:00

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Answered2021-06-29 10:05:59

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Naturally they don't contain steroids. It happens when they are adulterated by doctor. Second thing, taking more than one homeopathic medicine at a time in a mixture is against the principles of homeopathy.

Answered2021-06-28 05:19:28

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No steroids  in Homeopathy. Please discuss your case with proper homeopathic physician.  Do not self medicate

Answered2021-06-28 03:34:04

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No no steroids in homoeopathy

Answered2021-06-27 16:15:23

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No in homeopathic no steroids is their if this medicine prescribed by homeopathic doctor then give some time you may get result have some patience ok

Answered2021-06-27 13:43:36

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Hello, none of the Homoeopathic medicines contains steroids. All the medicines are safe to intake even by a newborn & a pregnant woman. You can take these medicines without any doubt. Homoeopathic medicines are prepared from natural sources of plants, animal products, natural mineral sources & more.. To know more and for any other concern you can call us or reach us online.

Answered2021-06-27 10:57:59

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