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Chalazion update. . .

Hello, folks. Alright, I think I posted about 10 days ago. Since that time, I took the Silicea for about a week, and then the Hepar Sulph for the last 2 days. While the chalazion has gone down, and the pus wound is drying up, there is still a small bump left. I wonder if I should have continued the Silicea treatment for a longer amount of time. But since the wound is closed up, I would assume that I need to stop the Hepar Sulph and restart the Silicea treatment.

Another thing is the further prevention of chalazions. Joe DiLivera, if you're out there, you suggested Arnica 30, which I acquired. However, I don't know how many of those little balls to take everyday.

Also, I have some scars from past chalazions on my eyelids. I heard that Flour Acid is good to get rid of them. What is the dose and for how long?

Any help would be much appreciated, as I do not have a desire to get anything physically cut out.

Thanks much
 
  clariteyes on 2005-12-13
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
Please take Staphysgaria 200 daily one dose for 6 month for prevention of the chalazion in near future.
dr.deoshlok sharma for detail about read chalazia chapter from this forum
dr.deoshlok sharma
 
♡ deoshlok last decade
correction needed above medicine name is staphysagaria
dr.deoshlok sharma
 
♡ deoshlok last decade

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