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Urgently seeking remedy for galndular swellings all over my body
glandular swellings all over my hands,stomach,buttocks,thighs.(>40)non-painful but growing in size and number.Consulted with a lot of homeopathic docs There is a confusion as Doctor A mentioned lipoma,Doc B said swelling of lymphatic glands,Doc C said neurofibromyoma,Doc D stated tuberculor infection.My details are follows
Age:38,Sex:Male,body built:average suffering from asthma since childhood,extremely prone to cold&cough throat infection,constipation,gas and acidity,knee pain and thigh pain throughout the year.
sumanonline on 2015-05-11
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Get a diagnosis from an Internist M.D. There is no way lipoma can be mistook for lymph gland swelling.
Get a diagnosis from good allopathic dr and then your treatment can be decided.
The dr. will get your CBC blood test as the first step to see what's going on.
Its's not rocket science, it's easy to do a correct diagnosis if you are consulting the right dr.
Get a diagnosis from good allopathic dr and then your treatment can be decided.
The dr. will get your CBC blood test as the first step to see what's going on.
Its's not rocket science, it's easy to do a correct diagnosis if you are consulting the right dr.
fitness 8 years ago
Doctors tried with Calc flour 2c,Thuja,Conium 200,Calc Carb 200,Arnica.Right now I'm on calc flour 2c once daily.The swelling doesn't seem to subside instead its growing...somebody please help...
sumanonline 8 years ago
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