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Patient on ventilator, no hope, transmit medicine
Dear friends, my mother is on invasive ventilator. Her condition has worsened. According to the doctors none of her systems is working, lungs are not accepting the oxygen, her blood pressure is kept with the help of medicines otherwise it drops down, after she was put on the ventilator her kidneys have stopped working so she on dialysis though because of low blood pressure it becomes difficult. All that is because the infection has taken over all organs despite very high dose of almost all available antibiotics.No Homeopathic medicine can be given orally even if one thinks about one, for example for the failure of her kidney and lungs.
Can one think about some remedy in her situation and is it possible to transmit the vibration of the medicine. Please intervene in the situation immediately if you think of some thing. Thanks.
thezahoor on 2014-01-16
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She is over 80 years, already a Heart patient.
A week ago she developed fever which got up to 103 Fh. by the evening. She had difficulty in breathing, nausea, vomiting. She always vomited when food was given to her.
Family members thought that it was a case of Coryza. Later it became almost obvious that the symptoms were more like an acute lung infection perhaps pneumonia.
Next morning her symptoms of illness got worse, difficulty in breathing, chest pain, pain below the sternum and lower part of the right lung. Dr was called who diagnosed that it was a case of a strong lung infection. Antibiotics were given.
Second day after the start of antibiotics Fever came down to around 100 Fh. Other symptoms remained almost the same.Strong debility, hands were trembling, can not stand on her legs. She was taken to the toilet, an attached bath. This very activity became so tiresome for her lungs as if she has been running for kilometers. She was continuously in a very bad shape after coming back to her bed from the toilet, although more than two hours had passed. Could not breathe properly, had shortness of breath, was very restless. But she could talk though very difficulty.
She was taken to the hospital where she was put on oxygen. After 3 days she was ultimately put on invasive ventilator. We resisted up to last minute, but no 'option' was left.
A week ago she developed fever which got up to 103 Fh. by the evening. She had difficulty in breathing, nausea, vomiting. She always vomited when food was given to her.
Family members thought that it was a case of Coryza. Later it became almost obvious that the symptoms were more like an acute lung infection perhaps pneumonia.
Next morning her symptoms of illness got worse, difficulty in breathing, chest pain, pain below the sternum and lower part of the right lung. Dr was called who diagnosed that it was a case of a strong lung infection. Antibiotics were given.
Second day after the start of antibiotics Fever came down to around 100 Fh. Other symptoms remained almost the same.Strong debility, hands were trembling, can not stand on her legs. She was taken to the toilet, an attached bath. This very activity became so tiresome for her lungs as if she has been running for kilometers. She was continuously in a very bad shape after coming back to her bed from the toilet, although more than two hours had passed. Could not breathe properly, had shortness of breath, was very restless. But she could talk though very difficulty.
She was taken to the hospital where she was put on oxygen. After 3 days she was ultimately put on invasive ventilator. We resisted up to last minute, but no 'option' was left.
thezahoor last decade
She is over 80 years, already a Heart patient.
A week ago she developed fever which got up to 103 Fh. by the evening. She had difficulty in breathing, nausea, vomiting. She always vomited when food was given to her.
Family members thought that it was a case of Coryza. Later it became almost obvious that the symptoms were more like an acute lung infection perhaps pneumonia.
Next morning her symptoms of illness got worse, difficulty in breathing, chest pain, pain below the sternum and lower part of the right lung. Dr was called who diagnosed that it was a case of a strong lung infection. Antibiotics were given.
Second day after the start of antibiotics Fever came down to around 100 Fh. Other symptoms remained almost the same.Strong debility, hands were trembling, can not stand on her legs. She was taken to the toilet, an attached bath. This very activity became so tiresome for her lungs as if she has been running for kilometers. She was continuously in a very bad shape after coming back to her bed from the toilet, although more than two hours had passed. Could not breathe properly, had shortness of breath, was very restless. But she could talk though very difficulty.
She was taken to the hospital where she was put on oxygen. After 3 days she was ultimately put on invasive ventilator. We resisted up to last minute, but no 'option' was left.
A week ago she developed fever which got up to 103 Fh. by the evening. She had difficulty in breathing, nausea, vomiting. She always vomited when food was given to her.
Family members thought that it was a case of Coryza. Later it became almost obvious that the symptoms were more like an acute lung infection perhaps pneumonia.
Next morning her symptoms of illness got worse, difficulty in breathing, chest pain, pain below the sternum and lower part of the right lung. Dr was called who diagnosed that it was a case of a strong lung infection. Antibiotics were given.
Second day after the start of antibiotics Fever came down to around 100 Fh. Other symptoms remained almost the same.Strong debility, hands were trembling, can not stand on her legs. She was taken to the toilet, an attached bath. This very activity became so tiresome for her lungs as if she has been running for kilometers. She was continuously in a very bad shape after coming back to her bed from the toilet, although more than two hours had passed. Could not breathe properly, had shortness of breath, was very restless. But she could talk though very difficulty.
She was taken to the hospital where she was put on oxygen. After 3 days she was ultimately put on invasive ventilator. We resisted up to last minute, but no 'option' was left.
thezahoor last decade
I am truly sorry. Once the organs failure starts setting in and with the invasive ventilator taking up the respiration function, revival would be very difficult.
You can try a few doses of Phos 200c, by making a liquid dose and applying the mixture on her pulse points (wrist, neck, lips) every 15 minutes.
You can try a few doses of Phos 200c, by making a liquid dose and applying the mixture on her pulse points (wrist, neck, lips) every 15 minutes.
fitness last decade
Lungs are filled with fluid. Blood pressure is going low that is why Dialysis can not be done. Despite the medicines tat are given to raise the blood pressure it is 70/40.
Sepsis is too high.. She is put on almost all possible antibiotics but infection is not controlled.
Sepsis is too high.. She is put on almost all possible antibiotics but infection is not controlled.
thezahoor last decade
Fitness: Phosphorus, in this potency, in this condition or even in a slightly better condition, will KILL the patient. Since you are practicing homeopathy, you ought to know this fact about Phosphorus lest you commit a mistake which can not not be reversed. This is just a friendly suggestion.
♡ Zady101 last decade
Thanks Zady. I think you are mixing Phos with any other remedy. If not, please give a reference of your caution in any reliable MM.
fitness last decade
this is what Dr. Luc says on potency for the elderly or
patients with a lot of pathology. Chronic Disease treatment
The treatment of chronic diseases (>than 3-4 months existing) is very different. The potency selection (how strong?) will depend on the reactivity of the patient (the reactivity of the Vital Force, Qi in Chinese medicine and to some extent the immune system in allopathy). If the reactivity is good, a stronger potency can be applied. Here are some general guidelines.
ALWAYS Low potencies (starting with 6C and not higher than 30C) are indicated and a must in the following conditions (these three conditions supersede any other indications following further!):
The patient is a hypersensitive patient: such patient reacts to perfumes, environmental factors like carpets, bleach, newspaper, etc.) or people who react strongly to regular doses of medication and vitamins as well as those that reacted strongly to anesthesia
The patient has strong pathology: this usually means, he already has received a medical diagnosis and there is extensive pathology involved like destruction of tissues (Multiple sclerosis, Parkinson,etc.) , formation of tumors, deficiency of factors like in diabetes, hyperthyroidy or Basedow disease, autoimmune disorders with destruction, asthma, etc. Also in chronic diseases affecting the heart, brain, eyes, pancreas, lungs
The patient has a chronic skin disease, especially when treated in past with cortisone: chronic eczema from young age on and psoriasis, just to name two common diseases. Often the symptoms were controlled by cortisone intake/creams and in this case the dose should be minimal (drops instead of tsp) and definitely not higher than 6C potency to start
Elderly patients: rather start with low potency
patients with a lot of pathology. Chronic Disease treatment
The treatment of chronic diseases (>than 3-4 months existing) is very different. The potency selection (how strong?) will depend on the reactivity of the patient (the reactivity of the Vital Force, Qi in Chinese medicine and to some extent the immune system in allopathy). If the reactivity is good, a stronger potency can be applied. Here are some general guidelines.
ALWAYS Low potencies (starting with 6C and not higher than 30C) are indicated and a must in the following conditions (these three conditions supersede any other indications following further!):
The patient is a hypersensitive patient: such patient reacts to perfumes, environmental factors like carpets, bleach, newspaper, etc.) or people who react strongly to regular doses of medication and vitamins as well as those that reacted strongly to anesthesia
The patient has strong pathology: this usually means, he already has received a medical diagnosis and there is extensive pathology involved like destruction of tissues (Multiple sclerosis, Parkinson,etc.) , formation of tumors, deficiency of factors like in diabetes, hyperthyroidy or Basedow disease, autoimmune disorders with destruction, asthma, etc. Also in chronic diseases affecting the heart, brain, eyes, pancreas, lungs
The patient has a chronic skin disease, especially when treated in past with cortisone: chronic eczema from young age on and psoriasis, just to name two common diseases. Often the symptoms were controlled by cortisone intake/creams and in this case the dose should be minimal (drops instead of tsp) and definitely not higher than 6C potency to start
Elderly patients: rather start with low potency
♡ simone717 last decade
Ravi: Relax, no one is killing no one. What I have prescribed is based on my understanding of the patient's condition.
Zady has given no reference as yet of his statement, so its as good as nothing.
What Simone has written are general guidelines.
You are free to follow anyone you like.
Zady has given no reference as yet of his statement, so its as good as nothing.
What Simone has written are general guidelines.
You are free to follow anyone you like.
fitness last decade
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