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Staphysagria and Birth Control?

Hello-
I'm thinking of starting on Staphysagria for recurrent styes, but I was wondering if it has any negative interactions with birth control, like St. John's Wort and other natural rememdies. I'm on the Nuva Ring, if that makes any difference....

Thanks in advance for any help!

nomichelle on 2005-11-24

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Staphysagria has nothing to do with birth control.
sajjad.

sajjadakram635 last decade

st johns wort, like grapefruit and a few other things affect the way certain medicines work (including the birth pill) - it is something to do with the way they are all 'processed' in your liver. you would have to look this up or ask a doctor/pharmacist for more details. Antibiotics affect the pill also for different reasons I think.
Homeopathic remedies do not work in this way and therefore do not interfere with the pill and other medicines like this.

erika last decade

Yes Erika you are right.
sajjad.

sajjadakram635 last decade

Nat Muir 200x helps for birth control.

tanveerawan last decade

Immediatly after the completion of menstrual cycle of 5 days or so,if Natrum Mur 200x,5 tablets are taken for 3 consecutive nights can prevet conception,but it is not substitute of oral contraceptives.

sajjad.

sajjadakram635 last decade

Pulsatilla?
hormones in contraceptive pills may screw up your delicate hormonal balance.
Does anyone have info on homeopathy remedies as an alternative to the pill?

jerryacu last decade

should know better than ask--alternative to pill--with homoeopathy--not if used with well being of patient in mind there isnt..

♡ John Stanton last decade

John Idiot!, I wasn't asking you. I was asking the other knowledgeable people like Dr.Sharma.
John, you should limit your IDIOCITY for your self!!

jerryacu last decade

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