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to Pankaj and Silver Vash, i have sent you a email.
to titrevedi -you just have to on my name and see my profile with the email address
to Pankaj and Silver Vash, i have sent you a email.
to titrevedi -you just have to on my name and see my profile with the email address
Romanch last decade
titrivedi can ask pankaj or silver vash for my email
Romanch last decade
HI Pankaj Verma
Although I am still working with my left eye with very low vision and with some help whenever I required. Though I am still comfortable with computer . I haven't tried Dr Deoshok's silicea 200. As I feel that he is not confident about that. I am in seearch of some concrete solution and as advice to me by my opth. not to take risk. Still if there are two opinion as you also favour the same I will try the silicea 200.
Thanks
Although I am still working with my left eye with very low vision and with some help whenever I required. Though I am still comfortable with computer . I haven't tried Dr Deoshok's silicea 200. As I feel that he is not confident about that. I am in seearch of some concrete solution and as advice to me by my opth. not to take risk. Still if there are two opinion as you also favour the same I will try the silicea 200.
Thanks
tjtrivedi last decade
Don't do anything against your conscious.
Read the thread
Theory of suppression
before you decide.
Murthy
Read the thread
Theory of suppression
before you decide.
Murthy
♡ gavinimurthy last decade
For those who want to know more about RP >>>
What are Retinal Degenerative Diseases?
Retinal degenerative diseases are a family of disorders that cause degeneration of the retina.
What is Retinitis Pigmentosa?
Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) is the name given to a group of inherited eye diseases that affect the retina. Retinitis pigmentosa causes the degeneration of photoreceptor cells in the retina. Photoreceptor cells capture and process light helping us to see. As these cells degenerate and die, patients experience progressive vision loss.
There are types of photoreceptor cells: rod cells and cone cells. Rod cells are concentrated along the outer perimeter of the retina. Rod cells help us to see images that come into our peripheral or side vision. They also help us to see in dark and dimly lit environments. Cone cells are concentrated in the macula, the center of the retina, and allow us to see fine visual detail in the center of our vision. Cone cells also allow us to perceive color. Together, rods and cones are the cells responsible for converting light into electrical impulses that are transmitted to the brain where seeing actually occurs.
What causes Retinitis Pigmentosa?
Retinitis Pigmentosa is a genetic disorder. It is programmed into your cells, not caused by injury, infection or any other external agent. Genetic defects (mutations) send faulty messages to the retinal cells which leads to their progressive degeneration, which in turn, leads to vision loss.
What are Retinal Degenerative Diseases?
Retinal degenerative diseases are a family of disorders that cause degeneration of the retina.
What is Retinitis Pigmentosa?
Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) is the name given to a group of inherited eye diseases that affect the retina. Retinitis pigmentosa causes the degeneration of photoreceptor cells in the retina. Photoreceptor cells capture and process light helping us to see. As these cells degenerate and die, patients experience progressive vision loss.
There are types of photoreceptor cells: rod cells and cone cells. Rod cells are concentrated along the outer perimeter of the retina. Rod cells help us to see images that come into our peripheral or side vision. They also help us to see in dark and dimly lit environments. Cone cells are concentrated in the macula, the center of the retina, and allow us to see fine visual detail in the center of our vision. Cone cells also allow us to perceive color. Together, rods and cones are the cells responsible for converting light into electrical impulses that are transmitted to the brain where seeing actually occurs.
What causes Retinitis Pigmentosa?
Retinitis Pigmentosa is a genetic disorder. It is programmed into your cells, not caused by injury, infection or any other external agent. Genetic defects (mutations) send faulty messages to the retinal cells which leads to their progressive degeneration, which in turn, leads to vision loss.
♡ PANKAJ VARMA last decade
Tushar,
Please explain to me in detail your current symptoms.
Which homeo meds have you tried till now?
What illnesses you have had since child hood?
Have you been under any mental stress in recent years?
Pankaj Varma
Please explain to me in detail your current symptoms.
Which homeo meds have you tried till now?
What illnesses you have had since child hood?
Have you been under any mental stress in recent years?
Pankaj Varma
♡ PANKAJ VARMA last decade
Tushar,
Additional questions:
Have you experienced any internal bleeding from any part of your body??
If so ...where??
Medical history of your parents??
Pankaj Varma
Additional questions:
Have you experienced any internal bleeding from any part of your body??
If so ...where??
Medical history of your parents??
Pankaj Varma
♡ PANKAJ VARMA last decade
Dear Pankaj,
Thanks for your reply and Qs.
To be more about me. In my family nobody is affected by RP. although I have noticed that my sister had retyina detachment at her age of about 27. My father is still having no spect even at the age of 78. All his hair is still black and very energetic and active in daily life need no supports or any medicine. My mother is ofcource a BP patient. Her vision is good at present age of 73. Although recently she diagnosed as Cataract. In my child hood as I remember some doctors have givne me tonic Furoczon as minor heart treatment. I had brocken my spects some glass particles gone in my eyes with no major effects while playing cricket at the age of 12. My rught eye is Non Working at present.
Recently I felt one small bleeding without any injury in my right arm just 6 cm from whrist. Have no pain. I am not suffering from any other ailment. But have frequent throught infection due to pollution and dust. I hope this will suffice you. I will be happy to answer your more querries.
Thanks,Regards
Tushar
Thanks for your reply and Qs.
To be more about me. In my family nobody is affected by RP. although I have noticed that my sister had retyina detachment at her age of about 27. My father is still having no spect even at the age of 78. All his hair is still black and very energetic and active in daily life need no supports or any medicine. My mother is ofcource a BP patient. Her vision is good at present age of 73. Although recently she diagnosed as Cataract. In my child hood as I remember some doctors have givne me tonic Furoczon as minor heart treatment. I had brocken my spects some glass particles gone in my eyes with no major effects while playing cricket at the age of 12. My rught eye is Non Working at present.
Recently I felt one small bleeding without any injury in my right arm just 6 cm from whrist. Have no pain. I am not suffering from any other ailment. But have frequent throught infection due to pollution and dust. I hope this will suffice you. I will be happy to answer your more querries.
Thanks,Regards
Tushar
tjtrivedi last decade
http://www.abchomeopathy.com/forum2.php/92700/
I started a new thread for you. Have posted some questions there. Post your replies there.
Pankaj Varma
I started a new thread for you. Have posted some questions there. Post your replies there.
Pankaj Varma
♡ PANKAJ VARMA last decade
Hi biomag
could u please give me more information how and where ur instructor cured his retinitis pigmentosa? i reallt appreciate it thanks
could u please give me more information how and where ur instructor cured his retinitis pigmentosa? i reallt appreciate it thanks
new one last decade
Hi new one,
I believe she used a combination of electro and static magnets around the eyes and head.
Email me and I will give you her contact details so that you can speak to her about it.
Regards.
I believe she used a combination of electro and static magnets around the eyes and head.
Email me and I will give you her contact details so that you can speak to her about it.
Regards.
BioMag last decade
I am looking for latest treatment for my cousin brother,who is suffering from retinitis pigmentosa.He is now 45 years.his illness is of 20 years.i was reading your blog,mentioning about russian doctor treating this disease.can i get the detail of the doctor and his clinic.
sanjaykv70 last decade
hello biomag..Hi biomag
could u please give me more information how and where ur instructor cured his retinitis pigmentosa? i am looking for a cure to RP..
my email address is on the profile
could u please give me more information how and where ur instructor cured his retinitis pigmentosa? i am looking for a cure to RP..
my email address is on the profile
mauktik last decade
i am suffering from retinitis pigmentosa , mi age is 28 years ,i ahve just given birth to a baby girl, plaese help so that tis disease if can be halted here itself
ritucheenu last decade
i think one should take vitamin A, B12
and do 3 kinds of exercise
palming, sun exercise and swinging---bates methods all
if there is a deficiency in either of vitamins then exercise alone does not help.
and do 3 kinds of exercise
palming, sun exercise and swinging---bates methods all
if there is a deficiency in either of vitamins then exercise alone does not help.
retinasearch last decade
Neurobian forte one tab mor after breakfast one tab after dinnor pne month.phosphorous 30 one dose weekly to continue for 3 month
♡ akshaymohl last decade
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