A local farmer came to me for help with warts on his cow's udder. I sent him Thuja 1M for a trial, but it appears to have done little, if anything. I haven't seen the cow in person, but a photo of her udder is impressive: not just a few warts, but mountains of them -- or, more accurately, stalactites of warts, for they hang down several inches and cover the poor cow's teats! They're a creamy color; don't bleed & don't appear to cause the animal any discomfort. The farmer can't tell me much else.
Any homeovets out there have any experience treating this sort of problem?
Peace,
Dale
Warts on cow's udder
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: Warts on cow's udder
Do you mean they're long? Would that be "filiform" ("many
flesh-colored, fingerlike projections"), which contains only Med?
Sounds wild!
Shannon
flesh-colored, fingerlike projections"), which contains only Med?
Sounds wild!
Shannon
Re: Warts on cow's udder
Clinically it is seen that Mag sulph 200 work for most warts.
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Howard A Asinoff
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Re: Warts on cow's udder
I may be out in left field but I'm safe as I haven't seen the photo (lol) however, your description reminds me of skin tags which could also be treated with Thuja BUT we would also tie them off with dental floss and they would then die and fall off. In as much as a picture is worth a thousand of what I am writing are you able to share the photo via attachment? In other words are we sure that we are treating warts? Are any other cows affected? Does the cow(s) have any other health (possibly immune) problems?
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A local farmer came to me for help with warts on his cow's udder. I sent him Thuja 1M for a trial, but it appears to have done little, if anything. I haven't seen the cow in person, but a photo of her udder is impressive: not just a few warts, but mountains of them -- or, more accurately, stalactites of warts, for they hang down several inches and cover the poor cow's teats! They're a creamy color; don't bleed & don't appear to cause the animal any discomfort. The farmer can't tell me much else.
Any homeovets out there have any experience treating this sort of problem?
Peace,
Dale
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A local farmer came to me for help with warts on his cow's udder. I sent him Thuja 1M for a trial, but it appears to have done little, if anything. I haven't seen the cow in person, but a photo of her udder is impressive: not just a few warts, but mountains of them -- or, more accurately, stalactites of warts, for they hang down several inches and cover the poor cow's teats! They're a creamy color; don't bleed & don't appear to cause the animal any discomfort. The farmer can't tell me much else.
Any homeovets out there have any experience treating this sort of problem?
Peace,
Dale
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