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treament for infection due to pseudomonas bacteria

My mother was admitted in ICU on Aug24, 2006 due to unconsciousness & breathing difficulty.
Then she was put on ventilator and later they found that she got infection due to pseudomonas bacteria and now she is being treated with very strong antibiotics.

Meanwhile she had episodes of seissure and she lost consciousness(very less response) and now Doctors are treating for brain also. They found pseudomonas bacteria in the brain fluid also.

She is not tolerating any diet [even fluid/water diet also].

Main concern is now to treat infection due pseudomonas bacteria, can somebody suggest me the correct remedy / person in homeopaty treatment.

Thanks

vvsnarayan on 2006-09-20

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

If you can post your city, someone from that city may be able to suggest local homeopath there. Apart from infection, if you can help with symptoms like what circumstances exactly led to the hospitalisation and other concomitant symptoms so that someone can suggest a remedy.

♡ maheeru last decade

I am residing at Bangalore, India

vvsnarayan last decade

Dr.Ananthalakshmi
'Homoeo Clinic'
17/1, Muddappa Road,
Maruthi seva Nagar,
Bangalore
Karnataka - 560 033
080-546 16 44

Try getting the physicioan getting in person to observe the patient so that the patient's case can be managed onsite.

♡ maheeru last decade

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