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In a message dated 11/10/03 5:09:19 PM Eastern Standard Time,

butchbsi writes:

 

>

> Most of the time (all of the time??) nerves and veins heal themselves.

> Just takes a bit of time. I've done the same thing .. sliced a finger

> down to the bone. Took a while but it repaired itself.

>

> Good luck with the healing. :-)

>

 

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Oh Butch - as always wise and nice (haha that rhymed). The wound is

closed now, but still aches like h..ll when straining it the " wrong "

way. Guess i just have to wait and see then.

I just go and work on my webpage, if not for any reason than to

charge up those halfdead braincells of mine ;-P

 

Fragrant Blessings,

Ylva

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I don't of anything natural that will help nerves. If you have severed

that nerve, it will not heal itself, but would have to be repaired by a

physician. The body can do incredible things, but I also believe that

the gift of healing does not stop with nature but is also given to

physicians when there is a need. No help here, sorry. C2

 

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ruby_mama2001 [ruby_mama2001]

Monday, November 10, 2003 8:40 AM

 

How to best heal??

 

Sunday one week ago I was slicing potatoes for dinner and my mind was

totaly somewhere else - so slash bang I almost sliced of my left

forefinger too (at least 1/3 of the way). Blood was flowing and I

could't scream to loud, didn't want to freighten the kids... I tried

to stem the blood enough to tape the wound together (used to work in

an operation ward in my younger days LOL), but started to faint and

had to lie down on the floor with my feet up on the toilet seat.

 

Well to cut it short, my DH managed to bandage it and the next day I

redid it myselt a little bit more properly. The cut itself have now

almost healed, but I must have managed to damage a nerv with that

cut, cause from the knuckle and over the next joint, half the finger

is totaly numb. I know it sounds silly, but I don't think this is

something to run to the doctor with (the only times I go and see a

doc is when I'm in dire need), I much more would like to find

something natural healsing restoring kind of thing instead.

So come on - give me some healthy :-D advice here on what to cook up

to speed the healing fo the nerv. Hmm yeahh, heal the cut too, cause

it don't look to good :-( not the best of my taping experience me

thinks.

 

Fragrant Blessings,

Ylva

 

 

 

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Hi Ylva,

 

I'm sure you'll get some fine recommendations .. hopefully involving use

of herbs .. but use of ANY type of essential oil would NOT be a fine

recommendation. Open wounds (except for some emergencies) are not the

place to put EO .. sensitization then becomes far more likely.

 

The emergencies I speak of would be when a bad cut occurs and one knows

they have been infected by bad critters .. and the only thing available

is a highly antimicrobial EO .. even then the decision involves taking a

calculated risk.

 

Most of the time (all of the time??) nerves and veins heal themselves.

Just takes a bit of time. I've done the same thing .. sliced a finger

down to the bone. Took a while but it repaired itself.

 

Good luck with the healing. :-)

 

Butch http:/www.AV-AT.com

 

> Sunday one week ago I was slicing potatoes for dinner and my mind was

> totaly somewhere else - so slash bang I almost sliced of my left

> forefinger too (at least 1/3 of the way). Blood was flowing and I

> could't scream to loud, didn't want to freighten the kids... I tried

> to stem the blood enough to tape the wound together (used to work in

> an operation ward in my younger days LOL), but started to faint and

> had to lie down on the floor with my feet up on the toilet seat.

>

> Well to cut it short, my DH managed to bandage it and the next day I

> redid it myselt a little bit more properly. The cut itself have now

> almost healed, but I must have managed to damage a nerv with that

> cut, cause from the knuckle and over the next joint, half the finger

> is totaly numb. I know it sounds silly, but I don't think this is

> something to run to the doctor with (the only times I go and see a

> doc is when I'm in dire need), I much more would like to find

> something natural healsing restoring kind of thing instead.

> So come on - give me some healthy :-D advice here on what to cook up

> to speed the healing fo the nerv. Hmm yeahh, heal the cut too, cause

> it don't look to good :-( not the best of my taping experience me

> thinks.

>

> Fragrant Blessings,

> Ylva

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