Danger of prescribing when someone has a blood clot in lung?
Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2008 4:42 am
I have a friend who had a blood clot in leg that moved up into her lung. she
is on blood thinners..for two months..but no change. she was at my house today
and she sprained her lower back by turning awkwardly. She says she has never
hurt her back in her whole life. she is an exaggerater but i've never heard
her complain about her back in the fifty years that i have known her. So
because i'm don't really understand the mechanism of having a blood clot
except that you don't want to thin the blood anymore than what is being done
by the blood thinners....i'm wondering if any remedy at all could put this
woman in danger of that clot moving. as in...lets say that in a couple of
weeks from now...she still has the sprain and she is fitting the symptoms of
rhus tox or other sprain remedies.. Is this something that should just not be
attempted..certainly not by me..but even by an experienced homeopath?
is on blood thinners..for two months..but no change. she was at my house today
and she sprained her lower back by turning awkwardly. She says she has never
hurt her back in her whole life. she is an exaggerater but i've never heard
her complain about her back in the fifty years that i have known her. So
because i'm don't really understand the mechanism of having a blood clot
except that you don't want to thin the blood anymore than what is being done
by the blood thinners....i'm wondering if any remedy at all could put this
woman in danger of that clot moving. as in...lets say that in a couple of
weeks from now...she still has the sprain and she is fitting the symptoms of
rhus tox or other sprain remedies.. Is this something that should just not be
attempted..certainly not by me..but even by an experienced homeopath?