Re: A: magnelevures in pregnancy

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Hi

How is she feeling about being pregnant? (stuck,

immobilized, uncomfortable, sick, scared, tense?) Perhaps a homeopathic to

address the emotional and physical state would be helpful, and, completely safe

in pregnancy.

The homeopathy conference I was at last week devoted quite a

bit of time to discussing the state of the mother’s mind in early

pregnancy and the effects of this on the child. Particularly important

was her first reaction to finding out she was pregnant and the effect of any

other emotional or traumatic events during the first trimester. Just

reading your description of her physical state makes me think there must be

some fear or tension, particularly are there is no physical lesion.

Clearing the state now with the correct homeopathic could potentially be a huge

benefit to both mother and child.

Massaging in arnica oil or even castor oil into the affected

area may help as well. Her husband (partner?) could do this for her daily

and it should make a big difference.

I have no idea if magnelevures is safe in pregnancy, but I

completely avoid anything in the first trimester except homeopathy and the

appropriate vitamins/minerals. I would particularly avoid anything that

can potentially cause diarrhea, which a higher dose of magnelevures can.

Loreen Dawson, ND

Sechelt, BC

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