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Cyst on forehead

Hello
My husband has a cyst on the right side of his forehead measuring approx 5x5cm. He has seen a gp and was recommended to drain it/operate. I believe it’s a sebaceous cyst, it changes sometimes to be more obvious, shrinking other times. He is very organised, runs on adrenaline (previously a chef), attention to detail, exhausted at the end of the day, prefers hot weather, depressed with cold weather, craves dairy, happy disposition, quick to anger, life of the party. Very hot skin temp always, had kidney stones, drinks approx 3litres cold water per day. 41yrs old. Strong health normally. Adrenal exhaustion which I am supplementing him for.
Can you suggest any remedy to help his cyst?
Thank you so much.

Tan27 on 2024-12-03

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♡ anuj srivastava 4 months ago

Thank you, I have sent a photo to your email.

Tan27 4 months ago

Lycopodium 30 Calc Sulph 6x and Kali Sulph 6x five drops/tabs of each three times a day.

Feedback after 7 days.

♡ anuj srivastava 4 months ago

Thank you so much, I will give those and follow up.

Tan27 4 months ago

Hello
My husband has given the tissue salts and Lyc 30 a go, not 3 x daily as he should but most days he’s taken it twice, however there hasn’t been much change at all.

Is there anything else he can try?
Thanks

Tan27 last month

Calc carb 30 and Silicea 6x three times a day.Feedback after 7 days.c

♡ anuj srivastava last month

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