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cyst in inner ear
Does anyone have any suggestions for a cyst located in the inner ear. I am not sure which ear as it relates to a friend of a friend. The symptoms she is experiencing include severe dizziness and vomiting obviously due to the pressure of the cyst. She is booked into have it surgically removed in January with the prospect of a 5-10% chance she will not survive the operation, or at best extremely long term rehabilitation with high chance of paralysis and nerve damage. Have looked at Silica, CALC FLUOR, Heckla Lava. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Cheers Melissamelissa40 on 2005-11-09
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The sulfurs are the best cystic remedies.
Whatever you dont buy Silica Maritima ( a relative of the bluebell ) suggested by this site -- they have a spelling blind spot-- they consider Silicea - is Silica!.
In any case silica tends to "throw out" and would try to burst the cyst - I would not recommend it.
Probably the best 2 options are
1 Hepar Sul 3x - twice a day for a period.
2 a SINGLE dose of Bellis Per 10m .
Probably best in reverse order.
Whatever you dont buy Silica Maritima ( a relative of the bluebell ) suggested by this site -- they have a spelling blind spot-- they consider Silicea - is Silica!.
In any case silica tends to "throw out" and would try to burst the cyst - I would not recommend it.
Probably the best 2 options are
1 Hepar Sul 3x - twice a day for a period.
2 a SINGLE dose of Bellis Per 10m .
Probably best in reverse order.
walkin last decade
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