HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES FOR THE ILL EFFECTS OF ANTIBIOTICS
Antibiotics
are a group of medicines that are used to treat infections caused by germs
(bacteria and certain parasites). A parasite is a type of germ that needs to
live on or in another living being (host). Antibiotics are sometimes called
antibacterials or antimicrobials. Antibiotics can be taken by mouth as liquids,
tablets, or capsules, or they can be given by injection. Usually, people who
need to have an antibiotic by injection are in hospital because they have a
severe infection. Antibiotics are also available as creams, ointments, or
lotions to apply to the skin to treat certain skin infections.
It is important to remember that
antibiotics only work against infections that are caused by bacteria and
certain parasites. They do not work against infections that are caused by
viruses (for example, the common cold or flu), or fungi (for example, thrush in
the mouth or vagina), or fungal infections of the skin.
More or less every drug has side
effects because their use disturbs the normal function of the organs of the
body and the composition of the blood. The patient may develop disturbances in
digestion , discomfort, unsteadiness , diarrhea, sore throat, fever etc. The
following medicines may be prescribed to
remove the ill effects of antibiotics. The antibiotics should be stopped when
ill effects is noticed
HOMOEOPATHIC
MEDICINES
ACIDUM
PHOS. 30- For general debility after use of antibiotics
ANTIMONIUM
TART. 30- When there is rattling of mucus but little comes up on
coughing
BORAX
30—For
thrush of tongue and mouth or vagina
BRYONIA
ALB 30- Bronchitis with lot of thirst . The patient drinks often
and in large quantities. Cough is worse in a warm room and chest is sore.
IPECAUANHA
30-
For constant nausea
NITRIC
ACID 30—Diarrhea
is a very common side effect and it is cured by this remedy
PULSATILLA
NIG. 30—Persistent catarrh of the throat and nose
SULPHUR
200-
One dose , usually to overcome the so called drug rash
THUJA
OCCIDENTALIS 200- It has specific antibacterial action
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