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newbie here and ....

I am not new to homeopathy but haven't done much in the last few years relying more on allopathic medicine.

I went to the doctor yesterday for pain in my tailbone area and mentioned that I had also been dealing with bowel problems (hard to move but not hard, spasms, some bloody mucus few weeks back, foul smelling a few times). There seemed to be a small pilonidal cyst but the issue of some kind of perirectal or perianal abscess seems to be a possibility too. I was given antibiotics and an appointment for a general surgeon in a week.

I started the antibiotics but also got out Hepar Sulf 30 x (seemed to fit a little better I thought over Silica) and have taken it twice now. I think I might be 'proving' it which is something I used to do a lot with remedies. I really am not sure but have a lot of pain in the sinuses and ears now that weren't there yesterday.

I guess I am looking for any kind of feedback. Thanks in advance.

annie12345 on 2006-05-13

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heres the deal...without going deep into case..since self medicating...hepar ok choice--single dose would have ben fine..but most like didnt change diet....need to avoid all sweets-ALL...all acidic foods and drinks (coffee ;all teas;all alcoholic beverages;fruits and fruit juices;vinegar;pickled foods;...etc)

also star tdaily use at biggest meal of day 'udo'schoice super 5 probiotic' or of equal quality and ingrediants...

no more hepar ..no other meds of ANY sort...

start here...ok?

if need any help just post..clear?

♡ John Stanton last decade

think I got it - thanks - had started some acidophilus yesterday - think it is good quality stuff

the diet is hard as I already have food intolerances - that is avoid acids too? avoiding sugars I can handle - actually not hungry for couple days

annie12345 last decade

avoid acids--afects ph balance inbody..alow some time on these restrictions--

what particular acid not havinggives you problem?

♡ John Stanton last decade

just was wondering - tea is part of my life but I sure can live with no vinegar

I think I have a list of acidic and alkaline foods in a book in other room and can browse it - I also know I have some pH test paper I got for the cat's urine testing when she had bladder stones and we were trying to keep her urine acidic

thanks for your help -

annie12345 last decade

not urine ph--blood ph...not same..and i dont mean give yourself blood test either....better to just avoid--if cant --well what more is to be said---when all else fall--then you have this option..

♡ John Stanton last decade

that is in ABG and no way going to do that

annie12345 last decade

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