What is ferrum phosphorum?

Ferrum phosphory is a substance made mainly of iron and phosphorus, which is used as a homeopathic drug. It is also referred to as Ferrum phos. Some of the conditions that this medicine may be recommended include fever, colds, digestive problems, reduced energy levels and many others. In the homeopathic drug, the selected drug must correspond to the type of personality of the patient and symptoms; Ferrum phosphory is designed for easily tired, nervous and sensitive people who are not very interested in their symptoms. It is a commonly used medicine that is often designed as one that would maintain homeopathic medicine at home, also known as homeopaths. This mixture is then diluted at a minute concentration of active ingredients with water or alcohol, and shaken thoroughly by a specific number. Once ready, it is made of a pill or liquid forms for using the patient.

There are commercially prepared remedies or can be prepared by homeopath. The dosage varies in a rotThe scent of complaints and the drug should be used alone with anything to eat or drink for at least 20 minutes afterwards.

of many different available homeopathic drugs, Ferrum phosphory is one of the most used. It can be used to treat a number of complaints such as cough with chest pain, laryngitis, red or swollen almonds, sore throat, initial ear infection and slow beginning fever. Ferrum phosphoricum can also be used with digestive problems such as stomach pain, vomiting or diarrhea, and in menstrual problems in women. Fatigue, nosebleeds, anemia and heart palpitations are also reported to respond to treatment.

Homeopath is looking at the whole patient in determining treatment and a patient who could respond to Ferrum phosphoric, to adapt a specific personality profile. A typical patient would be easily tired, nervous, anxious and sensitive. He or she often bleeds and will be a restless sleeper with disturbingdreams. Despite this personality, the very worried symptoms that require treatment would not seem to behave as if nothing has happened.

Since most homeopathic drugs are so strongly diluted, there is no documented danger that Ferrum phosphoricum interacts with other medicines and causes the patient to damage. In addition, most homeopaths use only one medicine at a time and will not recommend additional doses or alternative drugs until it is sure that the first does not work in the desired way. This practice is called minimal dosage and also helps reduce the possibility of dangerous interactions. Ferrum phosphoric has no more documentary effects, but some homeopaths note that the symptoms may temporarily get worse before starting improvement.