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"wounded" and "sore" artery after stent implantation

I wrote before in Homeopathy and Health Forum that on the 2nd of June I have been through PTCA (Angioplasty). A drug eluted stent (a net made of some metal) has been planted in two of my arteries.

I have burning pain inside of the left side of my chest. it is not an angina pain. The pain is very localised. It originates from the artery where the stent has been planted; I conclude.

I have been told that chest pain develops in almost half of all patients undergoing stent implantation and seems to be related to vessel overexpansion caused by the stent in the diseased vessel segment.

You have certainly come across a similar case and have experience in prescribing. There certainly are homeopathic remedies which can help heal my wounded and sour artery. If my artery is healed there will be no pain. So please help me in this respect.

Thanks.

ZS

thezahoor on 2006-06-23

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

Phos 6c - only going on small amount of symptoms given.

I would suggest you provide more including:

-arteries where stents were inserted
-when illness developed
-full physical, mental symptoms developed
-medical history
-etc

London Gal last decade

I would recommend that you use Arnica 30c in the wet dose which is made by inserting 3 pellets of the remedy into 500ml bottle of spring water. You shake the bottle hard to ensure bubbling and you sip a teaspoonful thrice daily till you find relief from the pain.

You are advised to continue with the Arnica for the rest of your life as it will help you in many ways by promoting the flow of blood in your body.

You can also use Nat Phos 6x dose 2 tablets after meals to keep your digestive system in good condition. Please read the data on Nat Phos that I have given on:

http://www.abchomeopathy.com/forum2.php/69036/

♡ Joe De Livera last decade

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