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Wound Care by BC or Homeopathy?
Hi, I just recently went through a surgery which went wrong and left lots of dead cells close to my stiches, in turn doctor ended up making a 2inch deep and 4 inch long wound to remove those dead cells. Now an instrument called wound Vac is attached to help me heal up this wound.I am taking haldi milk as a home remedy and wordering if I could take any BC or homeopathic medicine to make this wound healing faster.
Thanks
rg_us on 2009-11-15
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
You may take Calendula 30c thrice a day at a gap of 4 hours for a week.
You may also take 4 tablets of bio-chemic silicea 6x thrice a day at a gap of 4 hours for 15 days after taking calendula for one week.
You may also take 4 tablets of bio-chemic silicea 6x thrice a day at a gap of 4 hours for 15 days after taking calendula for one week.
♡ kadwa last decade
Thanks Kadwa,
I am assuming that you are a homeopathic doctor, is this correct?
Have you treated any patients with big wound with these medicines and noticed a dramatical difference in the recovery?
Please share your thoughts and experience.
Thanks a lot.
I am assuming that you are a homeopathic doctor, is this correct?
Have you treated any patients with big wound with these medicines and noticed a dramatical difference in the recovery?
Please share your thoughts and experience.
Thanks a lot.
rg_us last decade
Those who are doctor generally have the title 'Dr.' in their id or they sign their posts using that title. So your assumption is not correct.
i have seen a very good case of a boil (not wound) management at the following site.
http://www.njhonline.com/cases/cases_s.shtml
i tried to search that quickly but could'nt. You may do that.
There are two approaches in homeopathy for wound managment.
1. Use broadband remedies for wounds like silicea, calendula, hepar sulph, myristica etc. depending on the specific symptoms.
2. Use the remedy that is indicated on the basis of totality of symptoms after detailed case taking.
Calendula is a safe remedy to use. Please don't use silicea without reporting your symptoms after using calendula.
You may contact any homeopath near you in person or you may take services offered by homeopathic doctors online.
Best Wishes.
i have seen a very good case of a boil (not wound) management at the following site.
http://www.njhonline.com/cases/cases_s.shtml
i tried to search that quickly but could'nt. You may do that.
There are two approaches in homeopathy for wound managment.
1. Use broadband remedies for wounds like silicea, calendula, hepar sulph, myristica etc. depending on the specific symptoms.
2. Use the remedy that is indicated on the basis of totality of symptoms after detailed case taking.
Calendula is a safe remedy to use. Please don't use silicea without reporting your symptoms after using calendula.
You may contact any homeopath near you in person or you may take services offered by homeopathic doctors online.
Best Wishes.
♡ kadwa last decade
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