Do you need antibiotics for an inner ear infection

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i tried natural drops and peroxide, if anything it made it worse.

Thanks chris

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i tried natural drops and peroxide, if anything it made it worse. Thanks chris>>

 

I am told that mullein oil is antibiotic and particularly good for this. I have not had occasion to try it. All along the roadsides I see mullein (see google images) blooming now with hundreds of yellow flowers and the "candelbra" shaped stem which will soon turn black and almost cactus looking in the winter. But I am so spoiled that I have not stirred myself to do much with mullein. Usually when I have what I perceive to be an ear irritation, it is a buildup of wax. Then I take out my plastic syringe (like a small plastic and plastic tipped hypodermic) and I run several shots of warm water in that ear --watching carefully for a yellowish or blackish glob to come out of ear and into the sink. It may take several sessions of this ear-syringing but it eventually comes out and I am soon well again. Let me know how yours goes. Looks like you may soon be going down to the Mall Clinic and having them look at ear, likely give you a prescription for antibiotics. God Bless!

 

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My daughter is 7 and has had problems w/ ear infections since she was 3, I've found that garlic and goldenseal drops work really well. In fact to the point that once we took her to the DR and he gave her an antibotic and I didnt have it filled, I used the drops for a week and the infection was gone. The drops are only about $10 for a bottle and it lasts for a really long time.Skofeld wrote: i tried

natural drops and peroxide, if anything it made it worse. Thanks chris>> I am told that mullein oil is antibiotic and particularly good for this. I have not had occasion to try it. All along the roadsides I see mullein (see google images) blooming now with hundreds of yellow flowers and the "candelbra" shaped stem which will soon turn black and almost cactus looking in the winter. But I am so spoiled that I have not stirred myself to do much with mullein. Usually when I have what I perceive to be an ear irritation, it is a buildup of wax. Then I take out my plastic syringe (like a small plastic and plastic tipped hypodermic) and I run several shots of warm water in that ear --watching carefully for a yellowish or blackish glob to come out of ear and into the sink. It may take several sessions of this ear-syringing but it eventually comes out and I am soon well again. Let me know how yours goes. Looks like you may soon be going down to the Mall Clinic and

having them look at ear, likely give you a prescription for antibiotics. God Bless! . Love and God's Blessings!! Suzy Roam I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. Galatians 2:20

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In our family for ear infections, I use a

mullein/lobelia mix with olive oil.

I buy mine from herb pharm as I haven’t

ventured into making much of my own.

We do eat nearly all whole foods (that I make) but that’s about

where my extent is. I do try to

purchase high quality things though J We

have had great success with that and garlic oil being rubbed just under the ear

on the neck.

 

I used to treat with antibiotics, but have

found that they go away just as fast, if not faster by just using natural

methods. We treat the pain and then

let the rest ride out.

 

 

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Houdini!

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thanks for the suggestion, but i tried that before and it made it

worse

 

 

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> My daughter is 7 and has had problems w/ ear infections since she

was 3, I've found that garlic and goldenseal drops work really well.

In fact to the point that once we took her to the DR and he gave her

an antibotic and I didnt have it filled, I used the drops for a week

and the infection was gone. The drops are only about $10 for a

bottle and it lasts for a really long time.

>

> Skofeld wrote: i tried natural drops and peroxide, if

anything it made it worse.

> Thanks chris>>

>

> I am told that mullein oil is antibiotic and particularly good for

this. I have not had occasion to try it. All along the roadsides I

see mullein (see google images) blooming now with hundreds of yellow

flowers and the " candelbra " shaped stem which will soon turn black

and almost cactus looking in the winter. But I am so spoiled that I

have not stirred myself to do much with mullein. Usually when I have

what I perceive to be an ear irritation, it is a buildup of wax. Then

I take out my plastic syringe (like a small plastic and plastic

tipped hypodermic) and I run several shots of warm water in that ear -

-watching carefully for a yellowish or blackish glob to come out of

ear and into the sink. It may take several sessions of this ear-

syringing but it eventually comes out and I am soon well again. Let

me know how yours goes. Looks like you may soon be going down to the

Mall Clinic and having them look at ear, likely give you a

prescription for antibiotics. God Bless!

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> Love and God's Blessings!!

> Suzy Roam

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> I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but

Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I

live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself

for me. Galatians 2:20

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> Everyone is raving about the all-new Mail.

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everyone at the curezone is telling me to put a drop or two of pee,

yes pee in my ear.

 

 

 

> i tried natural drops and peroxide, if anything it made it worse.

> Thanks chris>>

>

> I am told that mullein oil is antibiotic and particularly good for

this. I

> have not had occasion to try it. All along the roadsides I see

mullein (see

> google images) blooming now with hundreds of yellow flowers and

the " candelbra "

> shaped stem which will soon turn black and almost cactus looking in

the winter.

> But I am so spoiled that I have not stirred myself to do much with

mullein.

> Usually when I have what I perceive to be an ear irritation, it is

a buildup of

> wax. Then I take out my plastic syringe (like a small plastic and

plastic

> tipped hypodermic) and I run several shots of warm water in that

ear --watching

> carefully for a yellowish or blackish glob to come out of ear and

into the sink.

> It may take several sessions of this ear-syringing but it

eventually comes

> out and I am soon well again. Let me know how yours goes. Looks

like you may

> soon be going down to the Mall Clinic and having them look at ear,

likely give

> you a prescription for antibiotics. God Bless!

>

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Hi chris , im new to this groups just kinda sitting back and reading but the pea in the ear does work when my daughter was under a year old she had ear infections bad and nothing the dr gave us or over the counter stuff worked . A light company meter reading lady knocked on the door and asked what was wrong with my baby cause she was always crying so i told her and she told me about the pea in the ear and i was at the point i was ready to try anything and to my surprise it worked like i charm soon as the pea hit in the ear she was relived she slept for several days i would have to wake her just to make her take a bottle , i have used it numerous times with my other children 5 in all and has worked every time . yes sounds gross but it does work .. Melissa

 

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Chris

herbal remedies

Monday, September 11, 2006 2:39 PM

Re: Herbal Remedies - Do you need antibiotics for an inner ear infection

 

 

everyone at the curezone is telling me to put a drop or two of pee, yes pee in my ear.> i tried natural drops and peroxide, if anything it made it worse. > Thanks chris>>> > I am told that mullein oil is antibiotic and particularly good for this. I > have not had occasion to try it. All along the roadsides I see mullein (see > google images) blooming now with hundreds of yellow flowers and the "candelbra" > shaped stem which will soon turn black and almost cactus looking in the winter. > But I am so spoiled that I have not stirred myself to do much with mullein. > Usually when I have what I perceive to be an ear irritation, it is a buildup of > wax. Then I take out my plastic syringe (like a small plastic and plastic > tipped hypodermic) and I run several shots of warm water in that ear --watching > carefully for a yellowish or blackish glob to come out of ear and into the sink. > It may take several sessions of this ear-syringing but it eventually comes > out and I am soon well again. Let me know how yours goes. Looks like you may > soon be going down to the Mall Clinic and having them look at ear, likely give > you a prescription for antibiotics. God Bless!>

 

 

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Have u tried ear candles? I recently heard about them but haven't tried it yet.Chris <ttwarrior1 wrote: thanks for the suggestion, but i tried that before and it made it worse>> My daughter is 7 and has had problems w/ ear infections since she was 3, I've found that garlic and goldenseal drops work really well. In fact to the point that once we took her to the DR and he gave her an antibotic and I didnt have it filled, I used the drops for a week

and the infection was gone. The drops are only about $10 for a bottle and it lasts for a really long time.> > Skofeld wrote: i tried natural drops and peroxide, if anything it made it worse. > Thanks chris>> > > I am told that mullein oil is antibiotic and particularly good for this. I have not had occasion to try it. All along the roadsides I see mullein (see google images) blooming now with hundreds of yellow flowers and the "candelbra" shaped stem which will soon turn black and almost cactus looking in the winter. But I am so spoiled that I have not stirred myself to do much with mullein. Usually when I have what I perceive to be an ear irritation, it is a buildup of wax. Then I take out my plastic syringe (like a small plastic and plastic tipped hypodermic) and I run several shots of warm water in that ear --watching carefully for a yellowish or blackish glob to come out of

ear and into the sink. It may take several sessions of this ear-syringing but it eventually comes out and I am soon well again. Let me know how yours goes. Looks like you may soon be going down to the Mall Clinic and having them look at ear, likely give you a prescription for antibiotics. God Bless! > > . > > > > > > Love and God's Blessings!!> Suzy Roam > > I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. Galatians 2:20> > > > > Everyone is raving about the all-new Mail.>Love and God's Blessings!! Suzy Roam I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. Galatians 2:20

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For children, the best thing to prevent ear infections is osteopathic manipulation. However, since the old style osteopaths have become the EXACT same thing as MDs, you might want to try a chiropratic manipulation or go to certified Cranial Sacral therapist.

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thanks melissa. Do you use your own pee, and does it matter what time

of day. What if its yellow from a vitamin, etc. Thanks

 

 

 

herbal remedies , " melissa " <melissat

wrote:

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> Hi chris , im new to this groups just kinda sitting back and

reading but the pea in the ear does work when my daughter was under

a year old she had ear infections bad and nothing the dr gave us or

over the counter stuff worked . A light company meter reading lady

knocked on the door and asked what was wrong with my baby cause she

was always crying so i told her and she told me about the pea in the

ear and i was at the point i was ready to try anything and to my

surprise it worked like i charm soon as the pea hit in the ear she

was relived she slept for several days i would have to wake her just

to make her take a bottle , i have used it numerous times with my

other children 5 in all and has worked every time . yes sounds gross

but it does work .. Melissa

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> Chris

> herbal remedies

> Monday, September 11, 2006 2:39 PM

> Re: Herbal Remedies - Do you need antibiotics for an

inner ear infection

>

>

> everyone at the curezone is telling me to put a drop or two of

pee,

> yes pee in my ear.

>

> > i tried natural drops and peroxide, if anything it made it

worse.

> > Thanks chris>>

> >

> > I am told that mullein oil is antibiotic and particularly good

for

> this. I

> > have not had occasion to try it. All along the roadsides I see

> mullein (see

> > google images) blooming now with hundreds of yellow flowers and

> the " candelbra "

> > shaped stem which will soon turn black and almost cactus

looking in

> the winter.

> > But I am so spoiled that I have not stirred myself to do much

with

> mullein.

> > Usually when I have what I perceive to be an ear irritation, it

is

> a buildup of

> > wax. Then I take out my plastic syringe (like a small plastic

and

> plastic

> > tipped hypodermic) and I run several shots of warm water in

that

> ear --watching

> > carefully for a yellowish or blackish glob to come out of ear

and

> into the sink.

> > It may take several sessions of this ear-syringing but it

> eventually comes

> > out and I am soon well again. Let me know how yours goes. Looks

> like you may

> > soon be going down to the Mall Clinic and having them look at

ear,

> likely give

> > you a prescription for antibiotics. God Bless!

> >

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Sorry, but that is one remedy that you could not pay me to do. Pee is your body's waste by product. I just don't see how it could benefit the ear. Mullien Oil and Garlic Oil are what have worked for me.Tammi U.

On 9/11/06, Chris <ttwarrior1 wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

everyone at the curezone is telling me to put a drop or two of pee,

yes pee in my ear.

[Guest guest]

Kinda grosses me out too, but I've heard many old timers who swear by it.

 

Since I'm very healthy, I don't have to worry about even trying it.

 

Love,

 

Doc

 

Doc Shillington727-447-5282Doc

 

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Tammi U.

herbal remedies

Tuesday, September 12, 2006 3:40 PM

Re: Herbal Remedies - Do you need antibiotics for an inner ear infection

 

 

Sorry, but that is one remedy that you could not pay me to do. Pee is your body's waste by product. I just don't see how it could benefit the ear. Mullien Oil and Garlic Oil are what have worked for me.Tammi U.

On 9/11/06, Chris <ttwarrior1 > wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

everyone at the curezone is telling me to put a drop or two of pee, yes pee in my ear.

[Guest guest]

My neice is ready to try the 'pee' remedy rather than have her son on more antibiotics. Do you use the child's pee or the mothers? How much do you put into the ear? Thanks LynnLynn

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Well since we're getting grossed out here... another old timer told me that if you have new leather shoes and they're too tight, just pee in the shoe and let it dry. When you next put in your foot, the leather is a bit softer. The pee does something to the leather, breaks it down a bit, and it stretches out just perfectly. And, like you said, it's kinda gross but it works.

 

Kathi

 

 

herbal remedies [herbal remedies ] On Behalf Of Dr. Ian ShillingtonTuesday, September 12, 2006 1:31 PMherbal remedies Subject: Re: Herbal Remedies - Do you need antibiotics for an inner ear infection

 

 

 

Kinda grosses me out too, but I've heard many old timers who swear by it.

 

Since I'm very healthy, I don't have to worry about even trying it.

 

Love,

 

Doc

 

Doc Shillington727-447-5282Doc (AT) AcademyOfNaturalHealing (DOT) com

 

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Tammi U.

herbal remedies

Tuesday, September 12, 2006 3:40 PM

Re: Herbal Remedies - Do you need antibiotics for an inner ear infection

 

 

Sorry, but that is one remedy that you could not pay me to do. Pee is your body's waste by product. I just don't see how it could benefit the ear. Mullien Oil and Garlic Oil are what have worked for me.Tammi U.

On 9/11/06, Chris <ttwarrior1 > wrote:

 

 

 

 

everyone at the curezone is telling me to put a drop or two of pee, yes pee in my ear.

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I will agree there is no way I would put pee in my ear!"Tammi U." <magnolia.artist wrote: Sorry, but that is one remedy that you could not pay me to do. Pee is your body's waste by product. I just don't see how it could benefit the ear. Mullien Oil and Garlic Oil are what have worked for me.Tammi U. On 9/11/06, Chris <ttwarrior1 > wrote: everyone at the curezone is telling me to put a drop or two of pee, yes pee in my ear. Love and God's Blessings!! Suzy Roam I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. Galatians 2:20

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My husband swears by it for athletes feet, just pee on them in the shower, said a medico told him it has a anitibotic effect? Marlene