Minutus

I heard that Silica does not influence implants (I
mean expulsion of foreign bodies by Silica). But what
if the implants are very fresh? 2 weeks ago tooth
implants were installed, the gums are healing. Silica
seems indicated. Is it safe to use Silica or better
not?

Michael
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Sheilagh Creasy (decades of experience) has said that if sillica is
indicated, she simply uses silica, has NEVER seen a problem.

A (sort of) exception would be situation where the tooth or etc. is
infected and *needs* to come out; in that case, silica might indeed do
it. But personally, if silica seems indicated, I would not hesitate to
give/take it. What are the sxs?
Shannon

Many symptoms, especially perspiration. But I am still
not sure about it, will wait a little to clarify the
symptoms.
The dentist prescribed strong antibiotics after the
implant operation, but we used only Echinacea tincture
(2 weeks before the operation and after) and
homeopathy. Still I did not manage to fully alleviate
the pain after operation (the operation was rather
large-scale: 2 implants with bone-addition and 1
extraction) and pain-killers had to be used. First
experience with such operations.
The gums are healing well and the dentist said all is
going in the right direction, she thinks that ABs were
used.

Michael

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