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Can Homeopathy be taken with Allopathy
My mother is taking allopathic medicines for high BP, she is also talking homeopathy medicines for the same (terminalia arjuna q and rauwolfia serpentina q)in 1 hour gap, is it ok we can give her both, in the long run the idea is that we want to minimise allopathy intake.
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Hi dear yes can be taken at 30 min gap
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
Medicines will reach you via courier services
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Yes homeopathic medicines can be taken with allopathy...
But instead of taking mother tinctures if you take proper selected remedies matching to your mother's case she will get better results and even allopathic medicines can be reduced to minimum and most of them can be stopped gradually.
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No that is not recommended, only one line of treatment has to be followed.
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Dr. Gopikrishnan S
Homoeopath
2 yrs exp
Pathanamthitta
Yes it's adviced to have both. No issues in that
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Since your aim is to minimise the allopathic intake, you need to reduce the amount of allopathic medicines gradually under the proper guidance of a registered practitioner.
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Have a regular check on the BP levels while reducing the allopathic medication
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