Does any member of the group have experience or knows anything about
treating divers who have suffered with the bends?
I would be grateful for any precious information!
Regards
Eleana
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THE BENDS
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: THE BENDS
Hi Eleana,
Do you have any information about the symptoms?
Shannon
on 1/18/04 4:16 PM, Eleana Needham at eleanan@hotmail.com wrote:
Do you have any information about the symptoms?
Shannon
on 1/18/04 4:16 PM, Eleana Needham at eleanan@hotmail.com wrote:
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Patti Mount
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Re: THE BENDS
Hi Eleana,
I will gladly help you if I can as I am a Professional Diver by trade (homeopathy is relatively new for me since
about 3 years ago)... what is the problem? or symptoms? or situation?
If you need urgent answers/help please write to me privately at Patti@iantd.com as I am leaving in the morning for
a 5 day Henny Heudens-Mast seminar... you are also welcome to send your telephone # and I can even call your while
I am traveling from my cell phone...
best Patti Mount
I will gladly help you if I can as I am a Professional Diver by trade (homeopathy is relatively new for me since
about 3 years ago)... what is the problem? or symptoms? or situation?
If you need urgent answers/help please write to me privately at Patti@iantd.com as I am leaving in the morning for
a 5 day Henny Heudens-Mast seminar... you are also welcome to send your telephone # and I can even call your while
I am traveling from my cell phone...
best Patti Mount
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Feras Hakkak
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Re: THE BENDS
Dear Eleana,
I don't know how we can treat such patients homoeopathically, but I know that HBO (hyperbaric oxygen therapy) is mainly designed for the divers' problems. They put the person in a chamber and raise the atmosphere pressure up to 2 or sometimes 5 bars and then decrease it gradually. In this way the bubbles formed in the blood disappear. It seems that HBO is effective but it costs much. Anyway, I think if you take the case you may find a remedy and solve the problem without such technological methods.
Best,
Feras
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treating divers who have suffered with the bends?
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I don't know how we can treat such patients homoeopathically, but I know that HBO (hyperbaric oxygen therapy) is mainly designed for the divers' problems. They put the person in a chamber and raise the atmosphere pressure up to 2 or sometimes 5 bars and then decrease it gradually. In this way the bubbles formed in the blood disappear. It seems that HBO is effective but it costs much. Anyway, I think if you take the case you may find a remedy and solve the problem without such technological methods.
Best,
Feras
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Eleana Needham
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Re: THE BENDS
Dear Feras, Shannon and Anthony
Thank you very much for your posts-I have emailed Patti privately as you
suggested Anthony.
FYI, the case is male, 38, training to be diving instructor, very fit and
athletic; spent too much time underwater and came up faster than he should.
Presented with severe Nat-Mur type headache and pins and needles in hands
and feet; also minor breathing dysphorea and joint ache.
Will keep you posted
Eleana
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Thank you very much for your posts-I have emailed Patti privately as you
suggested Anthony.
FYI, the case is male, 38, training to be diving instructor, very fit and
athletic; spent too much time underwater and came up faster than he should.
Presented with severe Nat-Mur type headache and pins and needles in hands
and feet; also minor breathing dysphorea and joint ache.
Will keep you posted
Eleana
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