Dear all,
my 18-day old son was diagnosed with Staphylococcus aureus last week and his homeopath has prescribed Staphylococcinum 30 C, succussed 8 times, diluted 3 times. He has thick yellow eye discharge and sneezes, but he is fine other than that. Eats well (only breastmilk) and has never received any vaccines. When I first gave him the remedy, the eye discharge reduced within the first twelve hours, then increased in his left eye and then in his right eye. I have given him another dose, but this time I didn't notice any significant change in symptoms.
Does anyone have experience with treating Staphylococcus aureus and is there something else I can do for my baby? The homeopath has said it will take time, but I don't know how often to repeat the remedy and if the dosing is correct.
Thank you for your feedback.
Kind regards,
Aglika
Staphyloccocus aureus treatment
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Sheri Nakken
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Re: Staphyloccocus aureus treatment
Often breastmilk in the eys will work
Other wise better to treat with a remedy that matches the symptom picture other than bacteria found. That is how homeopathy works - matching the symptom picture with a remedy that would cause a similar set of symptoms in a healthy person
find the ONE that matches best and then use the instructions I have sent the group
https://www.truestarhealth.com/Notes/2214008.html
Apis mellifica: Puffy, pink, watery swelling that feels better from cold applications is a strong indication for this remedy. Stinging, burning pain may be experienced, and the eyelids may stick together. A person who needs this remedy often feels irritable, disliking interference.
Argentum nitricum: Swelling with yellowish or pus-like discharge, and redness and inflammation of the whites and inner corners of the eyes, suggest the use of this remedy. The person?s eyes may be tired and achy, worse from light and warmth, and better from cool water, cold compresses, and fresh air. People who need this remedy often have a strong desire for both salt and sweets.
Hepar sulphuris calcareum: When the eyes feel sore or bruised, with inflammation and burning pain, or a feeling as if the eyes are being pulled back into the head, this remedy may be indicated. Yellow discharge can stick the eyelids shut, especially in the morning. Warm compresses, and warmth in general, often ease discomfort. Extreme sensitivity to cold, as well as to light and noise, is often seen. The person may be very irritable and touchy.
Mercurius solubilis: People needing this remedy often feel ill and tired, with erratic body temperature and sensitivity both to heat and cold. Discharge is greenish-yellow and can irritate the lids and margins of the eyes. A person who needs this remedy often has swollen glands, offensive breath, and excessive salivation.
At 10:37 PM 7/27/2011, you wrote:
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Next classes start Friday September 9
Other wise better to treat with a remedy that matches the symptom picture other than bacteria found. That is how homeopathy works - matching the symptom picture with a remedy that would cause a similar set of symptoms in a healthy person
find the ONE that matches best and then use the instructions I have sent the group
https://www.truestarhealth.com/Notes/2214008.html
Apis mellifica: Puffy, pink, watery swelling that feels better from cold applications is a strong indication for this remedy. Stinging, burning pain may be experienced, and the eyelids may stick together. A person who needs this remedy often feels irritable, disliking interference.
Argentum nitricum: Swelling with yellowish or pus-like discharge, and redness and inflammation of the whites and inner corners of the eyes, suggest the use of this remedy. The person?s eyes may be tired and achy, worse from light and warmth, and better from cool water, cold compresses, and fresh air. People who need this remedy often have a strong desire for both salt and sweets.
Hepar sulphuris calcareum: When the eyes feel sore or bruised, with inflammation and burning pain, or a feeling as if the eyes are being pulled back into the head, this remedy may be indicated. Yellow discharge can stick the eyelids shut, especially in the morning. Warm compresses, and warmth in general, often ease discomfort. Extreme sensitivity to cold, as well as to light and noise, is often seen. The person may be very irritable and touchy.
Mercurius solubilis: People needing this remedy often feel ill and tired, with erratic body temperature and sensitivity both to heat and cold. Discharge is greenish-yellow and can irritate the lids and margins of the eyes. A person who needs this remedy often has swollen glands, offensive breath, and excessive salivation.
At 10:37 PM 7/27/2011, you wrote:
Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath
http://homeopathycures.wordpress.com/ & http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/
ONLINE/Email classes in Homeopathy; Vaccine Dangers; Childhood Diseases
Next classes start Friday September 9
Re: Staphyloccocus aureus treatment
Your homeopath should be the one to advise you on proper dosing. I've had experience treating staph infections, as I'm sure have others on this list, but every case is different. It strikes me that 18 days is awfully young to have a staph infection. Was the baby born in a hospital, where he might have picked this up?
Peace,
Dale
Dear all,
my 18-day old son was diagnosed with Staphylococcus aureus last week and his homeopath has prescribed Staphylococcinum 30 C, succussed 8 times, diluted 3 times. He has thick yellow eye discharge and sneezes, but he is fine other than that. Eats well (only breastmilk) and has never received any vaccines. When I first gave him the remedy, the eye discharge reduced within the first twelve hours, then increased in his left eye and then in his right eye. I have given him another dose, but this time I didn't notice any significant change in symptoms.
Does anyone have experience with treating Staphylococcus aureus and is there something else I can do for my baby? The homeopath has said it will take time, but I don't know how often to repeat the remedy and if the dosing is correct.
Thank you for your feedback.
Kind regards,
Aglika
Peace,
Dale
Dear all,
my 18-day old son was diagnosed with Staphylococcus aureus last week and his homeopath has prescribed Staphylococcinum 30 C, succussed 8 times, diluted 3 times. He has thick yellow eye discharge and sneezes, but he is fine other than that. Eats well (only breastmilk) and has never received any vaccines. When I first gave him the remedy, the eye discharge reduced within the first twelve hours, then increased in his left eye and then in his right eye. I have given him another dose, but this time I didn't notice any significant change in symptoms.
Does anyone have experience with treating Staphylococcus aureus and is there something else I can do for my baby? The homeopath has said it will take time, but I don't know how often to repeat the remedy and if the dosing is correct.
Thank you for your feedback.
Kind regards,
Aglika