erythema nodosum

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Steve, my wife was tested for Lupus and many other things and all was negative. The biopsy came back with the erythema nodosum.Her legs were swelled from the middle of her calf to her toes. She has COPD and had a pulmonary problem back before Christmas and the doctor said that might be causing her problem. her primary physician could not figure why the problem is in both legs. Maybe the doctors will figure out how to solve the problem, but I hope she continues with the CS,Zyflamend and Astaxanthin. Hope your wife finds some relief as my wife has really suffered. Jim K

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Thanks. And good luck to you and your wife. I have seen how painful it is.

- Steve

 

 

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Steve, my wife was tested for Lupus and many other things and all was negative. The biopsy came back with the erythema nodosum.Her legs were swelled from the middle of her calf to her toes. She has COPD and had a pulmonary problem back before Christmas and the doctor said that might be causing her problem. her primary physician could not figure why the problem is in both legs. Maybe the doctors will figure out how to solve the problem, but I hope she continues with the CS,Zyflamend and Astaxanthin. Hope your wife finds some relief as my wife has really suffered. Jim K

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I have just read this post with some alarm. I may be wrong, but the

symptoms you describe could very well be congestive heart failure. The

swelling from her legs to ankles. Edema? For the COPD, I would

recommend using colloidal silver in the nebulizer. Also, taking

colloidal silver internally. Colloidal silver repairs tissue.

 

Question, has your wife ever spit up frothy liquid? This is a sure sign

of congestive heart failure. Just thought that I would mention it.

 

I remember while caring for my mother going round and round with the

doctor insisting that my mother had congestive heart failure and for him

to do something about it. Even with the signs, he would not admit it.

Little did he know that I had googled everything and knew every little

detail with regard to her condition, unfortunately the mainstream way.

CoQ10 is a very important supplement to take as it strengthens the

cardiovascular system. Also L-Carnatine.

 

Here is a website that lists the supplements people with CHF should

take.

 

http://www.doctoryourself.com/congestive.html

 

The reason I am alarmed is because you mentioned your wife has COPD and

COPD and CHF go hand in hand. Please have your doctor check this out.

And insist on it.

 

Hugs,

 

 

 

 

 

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> Steve, my wife was tested for Lupus and many other things and all was

negative. The biopsy came back with the erythema nodosum.Her legs were

swelled from the middle of her calf to her toes. She has COPD and had a

pulmonary problem back before Christmas and the doctor said that might

be causing her problem. her primary physician could not figure why the

problem is in both legs. Maybe the doctors will figure out how to solve

the problem, but I hope she continues with the CS,Zyflamend and

Astaxanthin. Hope your wife finds some relief as my wife has really

suffered. Jim K

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