Guest guest Posted November 5, 2004 Report Share Posted November 5, 2004 I've been lurking around in this news group for a couple of weeks now to learn more about herbal remedy and they seem to be nice folks. Thought you might like to check them out. http://health.herbal remedies/ I wish you son well and will keep him in my pray, Trang , buffywonder@a... wrote: > Early in October I made an a trip to Nebraska to see the middle son, who is > a diabetic and is paralyzed on the right side from a stroke. > > Now he has developed a very serious blood problem. In addition to Hep C, > his bone marrow does not allow the production of red & white blood cells. The > blood cells turn to fiber, which then enlarges the spleen. As this fiber > collects in the spleen (very painful as it enlarges), it causes him to become > anemic and then requires a blood transfusion. The doctors have said he cannot > take anything by mouth to relieve this pain. It must be injected or applied > topically as they don't want any oral meds (prescription or OTC) that > directly affect the blood. > > I know heli is helpful with pain. Is the hydrosol effective? Would heli EO > diluted in a carrier be more effective? Is there another EO or hydrosol > which would be helpful here. Since he has the use of only one side of his body, > I am thinking a spray would be easier for him to apply and less painful than > something that requires rubbing. The doctors are open to alternative > methods, but of course the insurance is not. Then there is the issue of > sensitization that could develop. The doctors have said he could live another 10 - 12 > years with this problem. > > This list is such a loving and caring group and I am proud to be a part of > it. You all have a wealth of information and are so willing to share. I am > such a novice in this area, which is why I am turning to you for suggestions. > > I want to thank the moderators for allowing me to post this request. I don't > want to clog up the list so if the moderators or any other list member feels > this is taking up too much list time, feel free to contact me privately > > > Hugs, > Buffy > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 5, 2004 Report Share Posted November 5, 2004 HI Buffy, I don't have an answer for you on this one (I hope some of the other knowledgeable folks here have some ideas or experience to share), but your son is in my prayers. *Hugs* Chris (list mom) http://www.alittleolfactory.com buffywonder [buffywonder] Early in October I made an a trip to Nebraska to see the middle son, who is a diabetic and is paralyzed on the right side from a stroke. Now he has developed a very serious blood problem. In addition to Hep C, his bone marrow does not allow the production of red & white blood cells. The blood cells turn to fiber, which then enlarges the spleen. As this fiber collects in the spleen (very painful as it enlarges), it causes him to become anemic and then requires a blood transfusion. The doctors have said he cannot take anything by mouth to relieve this pain. It must be injected or applied topically as they don't want any oral meds (prescription or OTC) that directly affect the blood. I know heli is helpful with pain. Is the hydrosol effective? Would heli EO diluted in a carrier be more effective? Is there another EO or hydrosol which would be helpful here. Since he has the use of only one side of his body, I am thinking a spray would be easier for him to apply and less painful than something that requires rubbing. The doctors are open to alternative methods, but of course the insurance is not. Then there is the issue of sensitization that could develop. The doctors have said he could live another 10 - 12 years with this problem. This list is such a loving and caring group and I am proud to be a part of it. You all have a wealth of information and are so willing to share. I am such a novice in this area, which is why I am turning to you for suggestions. I want to thank the moderators for allowing me to post this request. I don't want to clog up the list so if the moderators or any other list member feels this is taking up too much list time, feel free to contact me privately Hugs, Buffy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 1, 2008 Report Share Posted January 1, 2008 Hello, I have been a lurker for many moons. Anyway, I have a question and need some suggestions. My mom has been on plavix and liptor since 2/07. I want to add omega 3, and CQ10 but I am reluctant because of the plavix. I told her to ask the dr about discontinuing plavix and adding aspirin instead of the plavix. Currently, my mom is taking plavix, liptor multivitamin calcium 1200 mg daily My mom had a stroke in Feb and that is why she is on Plavix. However, if we can get the same result with aspirin then I would like to discontinue plavix use. any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Claire, Boston ma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 I think that those medications are probably best for your mother that she believes will help her. Personally, I no longer use help of medical doctors. I did in the past and stopped after I had realized that they couldn't help me. I use self-help books instead of their services. I find those books most useful that seem to address my unhelpful beliefs. According to one of them, I may not have even one helpful belief. , " cmrinda " <cm1665 wrote: > > Hello, > > I have been a lurker for many moons. Anyway, I have a question and > need some suggestions. > > My mom has been on plavix and liptor since 2/07. I want to add > omega 3, and CQ10 but I am reluctant because of the plavix. I told > her to ask the dr about discontinuing plavix and adding aspirin > instead of the plavix. > > Currently, my mom is taking > > plavix, > liptor > multivitamin > calcium 1200 mg daily > > My mom had a stroke in Feb and that is why she is on Plavix. > However, if we can get the same result with aspirin then I would > like to discontinue plavix use. > > any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. > > > Thanks > > Claire, Boston ma > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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