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3 months old baby girl - Synechiae - any chance to treat without hormones?
Hello everyone!!!Does anyone knows if there is a remedy for synechiae? It's a fusion of little vaginal lips.
GP prescribed Ovestin - estrogen cream to apply to this fused part. It's quite bad as the urethra is also affected:(
I would really appreaciate any suggestion if anyone came across with this condition before!
Thank you very much!!!
nettle on 2010-12-31
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♡ Homeopathy International 1 last decade
Hello Homepopathy International 1!
Thank you for your reply.
I've looked at the form - but isn't it more for adults?
My daughter is 3 mouths old.
My is exclusively brestfed from birth.
The birth was natural and drug-free. Even though she was in footling beech position. The labour was very fast.
SHe had no medication since - exept Nistatin for her oral thrush. in the first month and fennel powder for her colics.
Homeopatically I used homeopatic alcoholic sprays for long crying periods - of aconite and chamimila and Baby calm homeopathic spray with 4 remedies in 6x potensies. which worked very well.
I noticed that she passes urine strangely - it was kind of flowing through some obstruction - but I didn't touched and examined the actual urethra and vagina as I was told not too touch those tender parts in the hospital after birth. I did cleaned them though but without actually bringing them apart.
And yesterday I ran accross an article on the net about synechiae - and to my horror - checked my baby and realised that that what she has.
We went to a GP today - and he prescribed this cream. which is the cream which 50 year old women use for estrogen deficiency during menopause...a bit scary to use on a tiny child.:(
Thank you for your reply.
I've looked at the form - but isn't it more for adults?
My daughter is 3 mouths old.
My is exclusively brestfed from birth.
The birth was natural and drug-free. Even though she was in footling beech position. The labour was very fast.
SHe had no medication since - exept Nistatin for her oral thrush. in the first month and fennel powder for her colics.
Homeopatically I used homeopatic alcoholic sprays for long crying periods - of aconite and chamimila and Baby calm homeopathic spray with 4 remedies in 6x potensies. which worked very well.
I noticed that she passes urine strangely - it was kind of flowing through some obstruction - but I didn't touched and examined the actual urethra and vagina as I was told not too touch those tender parts in the hospital after birth. I did cleaned them though but without actually bringing them apart.
And yesterday I ran accross an article on the net about synechiae - and to my horror - checked my baby and realised that that what she has.
We went to a GP today - and he prescribed this cream. which is the cream which 50 year old women use for estrogen deficiency during menopause...a bit scary to use on a tiny child.:(
nettle last decade
now that colics are gone - she s very cheerful and calm baby. sry is grumpy sometimes in the afternoon.
she has a slightly puffy eyes - and that's my main concern now - i hope its not because of urethra...gp said its probably some mild allergy...
i 'm not on any sort of diet - the only thing i avoid is citrus.
not sure what else to say.
she has a slightly puffy eyes - and that's my main concern now - i hope its not because of urethra...gp said its probably some mild allergy...
i 'm not on any sort of diet - the only thing i avoid is citrus.
not sure what else to say.
nettle last decade
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