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2 year old (and 3 months) chalazion
My beautiful daughter has a chalazion on her lower right eyelid. It doesn't seem to be causing her any pain and her pediatrician wants to prescribe oral antibiotics but my gut is telling me something else is at work. Please help?I took the photo while she's sleeping. You can kind of see it under her eyelashes.
Michelleriver on 2015-04-15
In the meanwhile, give her Silica 30, one dose a day for 3 days. Report back daily on the status.
If possible, take daily pictures too.
fitness 9 years ago
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Michelleriver 9 years ago
My Silica 30 just arrived in the mail today (we live in the middle of nowhere) and I gave her one before her nap.
I'll update in 3 days.
Michelleriver 9 years ago
- oatmeal, blueberries, shelled walnuts, raisins, a tsp of brown sugar and almond milk in the morning for breakfast
- carrots for snack
- hummus and bell peppers for lunch with some fresh berries
- rice, vegetables and grilled chicken for dinner
- no sodas, very little processed sugars, no cows milk
- we eat out once a week and she'll eat multi grains with cheese
- she drinks a lot of water throughout the day
Michelleriver 9 years ago
Cut back on these for a few days to confirm.
You can replace almond milk with either cow or rice milk.
fitness 9 years ago
I didn't know the almond milk and raisins were GM. Thank you for this info.
Michelleriver 9 years ago
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