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non hogkins lymphoma
I have recently finished 6 sessions of chemotherapy for a large NHL which was located on the wall of my large intestine. This tumour was behind the liver and in front of the kidney.It was the size of a grapefruit. The chemotherapy caused me to be very ill.I lost 30 kilos with my weight falling to 40 kilos,after which chemo sessions were discontinued.8 sessions were prescribed.Still having mathera.Have been using thuya.Any suggestions please of other remedies.I do not know latest scan results but assume some tumour still remaining.My appetite now returning but still having trouble with diahorrea.ravicat on 2005-10-07
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at the moment you need to build up energy and recover from the chemo, gain some weight etc.
check out ars. alb., phos-ac, china, nux-vom, merc.sol.
probably ars. alb or phos-ac will be most suitable.
take twice or three times daily of the chosen remedy until your diarrhoea eases then reduce the dosage. if it does not help after a few days then come back for more advice.
you can continue with thuja also.
check out ars. alb., phos-ac, china, nux-vom, merc.sol.
probably ars. alb or phos-ac will be most suitable.
take twice or three times daily of the chosen remedy until your diarrhoea eases then reduce the dosage. if it does not help after a few days then come back for more advice.
you can continue with thuja also.
erika last decade
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