Kidney stones
Posted: Fri Mar 10, 2006 7:01 pm
Last week, I gave Lyc. 200c to a middle-aged man, very anxious about his health, who has a 6 mm kidney stone to pass. This stone is in the right kidney; a previous (and much smaller stone) from the left kidney was passed last fall. No information on the composition of either stone.
Drs. tried to remove the present stone but couldn't, apparently because of a stricture in the patient's urethra. So he now has a stent that is supposed to remain in place for 6 weeks (ouch!).
I'm curious as to what we might expect from this latest stone. In the best of all possible homeopathic worlds, I assume it will dissolve gradually so it can pass relatively painlessly. But what kind of timeline is involved in this process?
Peace,
Cinnabar
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Drs. tried to remove the present stone but couldn't, apparently because of a stricture in the patient's urethra. So he now has a stent that is supposed to remain in place for 6 weeks (ouch!).
I'm curious as to what we might expect from this latest stone. In the best of all possible homeopathic worlds, I assume it will dissolve gradually so it can pass relatively painlessly. But what kind of timeline is involved in this process?
Peace,
Cinnabar
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