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

There will be no overnight cure. Just observe for now, no more doses.

The remedy is working exactly as it was supposed to.

Update status in a week.

fitness last decade

I will observe, but I'm curious. If the original symptoms are unchanged and new symptoms have developed, how can you tell its working? Thanks

bwill13 last decade

What are original symptoms and what are new ones

fitness last decade

Original are bump on head and arthritic hip (leg goes out from time to time). Also doesn't want to be alone.

New symptoms are no appetite and the hacking then vomiting.

bwill13 last decade

These are not new symptoms as they are related to appetite which was already fluctuating

Wart will take long time to resolve if it does at all

Just observe for now

fitness last decade

Ah I see, got it.

bwill13 last decade

Hi,

Spoke with my mom and the dogis still doing the hacking/throwing up. This is a symptom she never had before. The leg still goes out and she still has anxiety when alone. My mom actually thinks she's dying. Could an aggravation last this long?

bwill13 last decade

Normally aggravation dies within 3 days. A very long slow aggravation without amelioration is a bad sign and usually associated with incurable cases. I am pretty confident about my chosen remedy as it fits very well. This being an open forum if anyone has a better idea he is most welcome

fitness last decade

Ok. Well she is old so maybe it is incurable.

bwill13 last decade

Hi, I just wanted to update with my moms dog. The last two weeks her appetite has gotten worse and last night she had two terrible seizures. My parents are taking her to put her down this morning. I'm having some guilt. The remedy couldn't have caused this could it?

bwill13 9 years ago

If it were a terminal case to begin with, the remedy couldn't do much. From the symptoms it seems it was c*ncer of last stages metastized to the brain.

fitness 9 years ago

Ok, I think you are right. Thanks for your help.

bwill13 9 years ago

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