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[URGENT] Brain Damage due to Cardiac Arrest

Dear ABC Homeopathy,

I am looking for all the help I can get. My family member is in the Vegetative State. She had a Cardiac Arrest on April 22, 2016 and didn't have any oxygen for around 32 minutes.

She is now breathing fine and her heart is working but the only problem is; she won't wake up. Doctors are saying only her brain stem is working, all other parts of the brain are destroyed.

Is there any medicine that can help? We cannot give her anything orally because there is a breathing tube.

I am trying to rub medicine such as Arnica on her feet and using acupuncture methods, it has officially been 17 days since the attack and nothing has changed.

Please help me friends, I am willing to do anything.
[message edited by Parmk on Tue, 10 May 2016 03:32:45 UTC]

Parmk on 2016-05-10

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

I'm sorry but I think she will not recover. Too much time has passed.

You can try putting one drop of Arnica 200 with a dropper in her mouth by pulling her lower lip and putting the drop between her lip & gum.

Do it 3 times a day.

fitness 7 years ago

Alternately, you can rub Arnica 200, thrice a day on her wrists where the pulse it and also on her neck where the pulse is.

fitness 7 years ago

Is it not possible to try any other medicines? Has anybody ever recovered from brain damage?

Parmk 7 years ago

Brain damage is death of brain tissue. No one recovers from death.

fitness 7 years ago

You can try opium 1000 same way as arnica

♡ mnaari 7 years ago

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