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Internal abdominal scar tissue
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Re: Internal abdominal scar tissueFrom toriz [Log on to view profile] on 2012-01-26
Hi maheeru,

I had tried staphysagria 30c for couple of days, I felt better when I was having it. later I went to doctor she found the scar tissue, and cut it off, then my pain & uncomfortable are gone.

Thanks
Tori
 
Re: Internal abdominal scar tissueFrom maheeru [Log on to view profile] on 2012-01-30
Hi Tori

Thanks for the feedback. Nice to know that you're doing fine now. Please take calendula 200c a few doses, this might help in preventing scar tissue formation close to cut site.
 
Re: Internal abdominal scar tissueFrom nicole111 [Log on to view profile] on 2012-03-01
Hi,
I had an appendectomy 10 years ago and my superficial scar is adhered to my muscles - I can also feel the scar tissue running down towards my groin and have lower back problems on the right side because of the pulling from the scar tissue.
I had an osteopath attempt to put things back in place and a naturopath did an aggressive massage a few times, but neither had much of an effect.
Any recommendations would be much appreciated!!
Can anyone recommend anything.
 
Re: Internal abdominal scar tissueFrom maheeru [Log on to view profile] on 2012-03-02
Hi Nicole

Please take Acid Fluor. 30c one pill or drop two times daily for 4 days. Leave half an hour before and after the dose without consuming any food including water. Also avoid coffee, tea, alcohol, strong smelling substances like camphor during these days. Report changes after 3 weeks.
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Re: Internal abdominal scar tissueFrom tigerlily211 [Log on to view profile] on 2012-03-06
Please help!

I am a 29-year-old female. In Dec. 2010, I had a laparascopic appendectomy. Since October 2011, I have experienced sharp, burning pains near my navel. That is where my incision was and this is like scar tissue inside. I get the pain every day. Usually 1 or 2 hours after I wake up it starts, and I have it all day. The pain is moderate - severe and burning and sharp. I feel better if I lay on my stomach or put heat on it. The area around my navel is so sensitive, I can't wear pants or even a dress that's too tight. I also have bloating and belching problems. Mostly, it's the pain I need relief from. I see an osteopath who is massaging the area (it feels tough and hard, kind of bumpy).

I am very worried and can't take the pain :(
What will help me?

Thank you.
 
Re: Internal abdominal scar tissueFrom maheeru [Log on to view profile] on 2012-03-06
tigerlily211

Please take ars. alb. 30c, two pills or drops, two times daily for 4 days ONLY. This will help with your pain---report changes after 10 days.
 
Re: Internal abdominal scar tissueFrom lolamei [Log on to view profile] on 2012-03-12
After reading through these posts, I am a bit confused about what to try so I thought I would post to be sure I am on the right track. I have had abdominal surgeries when I was 7 for ruptured appendix, then in 2002 for ruptured cyst (where there was tons of unexpected scar tissue) and then last year in 2011 for blocked tubes. I am 39 - last year, they had to do a last minute open surgery because the scar tissue was everywhere twisting my bowel and ovary and they ended up taking my left ovary and both tubes. In October I had a huge cyst on my right ovary, which has since gone down by going back on the BC pill, but I am still having lots of pain on the left side. Just had a CT scan which came out clear. This makes me think that scar tissue (which I know I produce in bucket loads) must be causing the pain. I would describe the pain as a dull ache, crampy, sometimes sharp and always present. Working out doesn't affect one way or other. I don't want any more surgery and am willing try to a homeopathic remedy to get off the pain meds. What do you think? Thanks!!!
 
Re: Internal abdominal scar tissueFrom maheeru [Log on to view profile] on 2012-03-12
Hello lolamei

Please take staphysagria 30c one pill two times daily for 4 days and report after 10 days. This is for pain. Further on, you may require further remedies to try prevent/reduce problem from scar tissues.
 
Scar tissue - supportive and damagingFrom Gwendolyn50 [Log on to view profile] on 2012-03-15
Greetings. I posted this in the general forum, and was recommended to post here instead. I would delight in and deeply appreciate good suggestions for my situation.
-car accident at 13 yrs old caused a lipoma at L3/4 which tethered my spinal cord with scar tissue
-at 17 yrs old my left leg muscles had atrophied 1" compared with the right; total numbness on left front thigh, sensory loss throughout left-side of waist down. Had a laminectomy L3/4 to give more space to lipoma, which was not removed as nerve tissue is embedded in it.
-subsequent MRI's show the 2 1/2" lipoma on the spinal cord and a cyst beside it
-any trauma involving jolts to the spine seems to increase the scar tissue, possibly tension on the cord, and results in further sensory loss.

I must maintain the scar tissue supporting the spine post-laminectomy, however, want to dissolve other scar tissue and prevent further scar tissue from forming.
Any suggestions? Thank you so much for considering my request.
 
Re: Internal abdominal scar tissueFrom maheeru [Log on to view profile] on 2012-03-15
Gwendolyn

Please mention your age, how many years have passed since the accident, your gender and if there are other details that have been missed.

A few other questions for you:

Do you use physiotherapy?

Have you ever taken homeopathic remedies for this problem or before? If yes what were they and what was the response to each of them?

Do you have any disability that has resulted from this accident esp. in motor skills?
 
Re: Internal abdominal scar tissueFrom Gwendolyn50 [Log on to view profile] on 2012-03-15
Thank you, Maheeru, for getting back to me. Apologies for not including the following:
-51 year old female.
-I find some improvement in strength with exercise, including weight training.
-a classical homeopath prescribed equistrium, with no changes
-my left leg is weaker, has foot drop, hammer toes, fallen arches (bi-lat), numb and weak left quad, sensory loss waist down
Thank you!
 
Re: Internal abdominal scar tissueFrom Gwendolyn50 [Log on to view profile] on 2012-03-15
Further, Maheeru, it may be helpful to know that my body holds onto fat tissue, and has all my life. I work out 1 -2 hours/day, am very careful about portions and eat only produce and chicken or fish, and have done so for 6 mths. Have not lost one pound nor one inch. I am stronger, however. As my situation is so complex, I am happy to pay you if you feel you can help. Thanks again.
 
Re: Internal abdominal scar tissueFrom simone717 [Log on to view profile] on 2012-03-15
Hi, if you click on Maheeru's name
you will see his email address.
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