Pfeiffer's glandular fever is a viral infection (Epstein-Barr virus), also known as the "kissing disease", which mainly affects children and adolescents between the ages of 15 and 19. The disease is transmitted through infectious saliva. Absolute physical rest is necessary as therapy.
Symptoms can be alleviated with homeopathic remedies, primarily the often extreme sore throat with swelling and reddening of the mucous membranes and restlessness caused by a fever.
Aconite
(Prescription up to and including D3)
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In the acute state: You solve 1 tablet or 5 globules in 1 cup of water and give a teaspoon (no metal) of it every 5 minutes, extend the break to ½ to 2 hour, then it's over.
Belladonna
(Prescription up to and including D3)
In the acute state: You solve 1 tablet or 5 globules in 1 cup of water and give a teaspoon (no metal) of it every 5 minutes, extend the break to ½ to 2 hour, then it's over.
Ferrum phosphoricum
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Belladonna (see febrile drugs)
Phytolacca
In the acute state: You solve 1 tablet or 5 globules in 1 cup of water and give a teaspoon (no metal) of it every 5 minutes, extend the break to ½ to 2 hour, then it's over.
Apis
In the acute state: You solve 1 tablet or 5 globules in 1 cup of water and give a teaspoon (no metal) of it every 5 minutes, extend the break to ½ to 2 hour, then it's over.
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Potassium chloratum
1 tablet each 3 times a day is a common dosage.
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