Hi

I'm Elena from Romania (Central-East Europe), 31 yrs. old.

Is it o.k. to take Caulophyllum 9C and Belladona 9C one after another when I have menstrual pains? Do they interact with each other?

The Caulophyllum 9C was recommended by my current homeopath, Belladona 9C was recommended by a different homeopath for menstrual pains, 7 years ago.

Thank you,
Elena

Dear elena
Welcome to this forum
No it is not Ok
Please dont throw any homeopathic remedy in your body,call the homeopath you saw last and ask for the reason of your prescription.
The indicated remedy you took 7 years ago might not be proper for you at this time.

Gina Tyler

Thank you Gina.

I can't ask my current homeopath as I don't have money to continue the treatment with her. She recommended me Caulophyllum 9C but then I saw the notebook in which the other homeopath would write the remedies scheme for treatment and there was Belladona 9C for period pains. So, I combined them.
You may be right but I didn't feel any side effects - I took this combination last period. I'm thinking to buy Cimicifuga Racemosa after I finish Belladona to combine with Caulophyllum. What do you think?

elena

Dear elena
Oh my goodness please dont do that!!!!!!!!!!!
Now you are throwing in 3 different remedies in your body ,not knowing anything about homeopathics.
HOMEOPATHY IS NOT THAT EASY,it is one of the most difficult methods of medicine to practice.Your discomfort can be for many many many reasons,you ,and all of us on this forum do not know unless the case was properly taken in full detail (aprox 2hours with a classical homeopath)
External,internal,toxins,emotional,mental,physical ,allopathic meds adverse effects,trauma........all can be part of the 'cause' that make up the reason for your suffering.
Just because you dont 'feel' anything is happening does not mean something is not getting suppressed or aggravated with your condition.
My only suggestion to you is as follows; if you have discomfort like cramps withy menses you can take magnesium (vitamin) this should help immed. As when the menses occur the magnesium starts to deplete in our body and thus cramping may happen.But this is only a suggestion of vitamins and not a prescription of a proper full case taking that you may need .
Gina Tyler