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Hepar sulph
My doctor prescribed hepar sulph with spoon water.
I want to know should I keep it on my tongue for long time or for few seconds.
Or should I swallow it directly
No need to keep it on your tongue?
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Swallow it directly
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You can keep it in mouth as long as you want.
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It doesn't matter. If medicine is it will in any way.
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It should be dissolve with own.
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If you are taking pills and then put it under tongue and let them dissolve on their own.
And if you are taking it in liquid form and mix with spoonful water and swallow it
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If you are having pills keep it beneath your tongue and if you are having drops dilute it with some water and drink it
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If you are using pills, put those under your tongue. If it is a liquid medicine, then take 2-3 drops in a tsp of water.
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Definitely you Need to take it on your tongue but not swallow directly. Follow the instructions as it is given by your Homoeopathic physician.
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Just swallow no need to keep it on your tongue.
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Swallow directly
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Take one drop of medicine to a spoonful of water. You can take directly to mouth. No need to hold in mouth
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