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internal urethral scar tissue
Have been through numerous surgeries to clear urethral scar tissue (original cause was parasites) Have been using Thiosinaminum 6x for just over a month with a great amount of relief. How long should I continue the 6x? Should I go to a stronger dosage after a certain time. Thank you so much for any information.Jadolphin777 on 2016-07-14
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stronger dose WHY?
here is the guidelines
(1)single medicine only at a time
(2) every subsequent dose must be modified--from previous dose
(3) stop med if any new symptoms at all occur in any area of being
(4) stop med if strong aggravation at all in any area or being
(5)continue medicine if betterment and nothijg occurs as mentioned in (3) and (4)
here is the guidelines
(1)single medicine only at a time
(2) every subsequent dose must be modified--from previous dose
(3) stop med if any new symptoms at all occur in any area of being
(4) stop med if strong aggravation at all in any area or being
(5)continue medicine if betterment and nothijg occurs as mentioned in (3) and (4)
♡ John Stanton 7 years ago
Thank you for the reply. I am new to this. I will continue the current dosage. Trying to avoid a second urethral reconstruction by ridding myself of the scar tissue left from the last reconstruction. This method seems to be working, it's so wonderful to have a natural remedy.
Jadolphin777 7 years ago
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