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Homeopathy globules.
My grandmother has diabetes and also...she had some broken teeth and cavities...whenever she eats something sweet she feels pain due to cavity...from some days she is not taking her homeopathy medicine... because she feels the sugar globules of medicine are too sugary for her cavity...so i wanted to ask...what is solution....are there sugar free globules...??? or she can take medication directly on tongue...??
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Hello, the globules are not regular refined sugar. That is why it is even given for diabetic patients. If she feels discomfort then she can take Homoeopathy medicine as liquids or other tablet form which is not sweet to taste. Consult your Homoeopathy doctor & request the same. To know more & for any other concern you can calls or reach us online.
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Yes ..can take medicines directly on tongue . 2 drops .
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Dr. Anvita Bhargava
Homoeopath
10 yrs exp
Pune
Hi,
Yes other option is - pills dissolved in some water
Direct tongue doses, or if you're using drop - then few drops in some water.
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