Homoeopathic dispensaries to ensure availability of ‘arsenium album 30’

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Updated At : 12:32 PM Apr 30, 2020 IST

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Mohali, April 29

The administration today directed homoeopathic dispensaries to ensure availability of ‘arsenium album 30’ medicine. The said medicine is to be given to desirous people after a thorough medical check-up. The medicine can be taken for three days empty stomach (four-five tablets).

Mohali Deputy Commissioner Girish Dayalan said the entire record will be maintained with regard to the dispensing of the medicine. He said this would help in analysing how effective the medicine has proved.

He said said the District Homoeopathic Officers/Homoeopathic Medical Officers would also make people aware that this medicine must not be considered as a treatment of Covid-19. It is just an immunity booster to fight diseases, he said. — TNS

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