Kawasaki disease and Homeopathy
Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2014 4:50 pm
Hello everyone, I am a retired homeopathic practitioner and my granddaughter has just been diagnosed with Kawasaki disease she is in day nine of her problem. She is being treated as of last night with gammaglobulin and blood transfusion.
does anyone know or have heard of it before or have you treated it? Do you know of any homeopathic remedies that might help her through this?
She is a 27 month old female blond blue-eyed. 25 pounds , short in stature usually very happy,lively and smart with a huge vocabulary. Her birth mother is French Chinese and her birth father has some American Indian and some Japanese amongst other things.
Her symptoms include the following: spiking high fevers 105.5 and during the daytime her temperature reverts back to about 99. A red rash developed over her body three days ago. She is swollen over her entire body very tender to the touch. She is lethargic and whines and cries much of the time when her fever is high. When her fever lowers she won't walk or move much but she will have some of her own special characteristics of laughing and having fun.
If anybody can help me with this I would appreciate it. you can email me privately or through the group I prefer Jeri honderd@gmail.com
Thank you
Jeri Honderd
Healing is not forcing the sun to shine, but letting go of that which
blocks the light." ~ Stephen and Ondrea Levine
does anyone know or have heard of it before or have you treated it? Do you know of any homeopathic remedies that might help her through this?
She is a 27 month old female blond blue-eyed. 25 pounds , short in stature usually very happy,lively and smart with a huge vocabulary. Her birth mother is French Chinese and her birth father has some American Indian and some Japanese amongst other things.
Her symptoms include the following: spiking high fevers 105.5 and during the daytime her temperature reverts back to about 99. A red rash developed over her body three days ago. She is swollen over her entire body very tender to the touch. She is lethargic and whines and cries much of the time when her fever is high. When her fever lowers she won't walk or move much but she will have some of her own special characteristics of laughing and having fun.
If anybody can help me with this I would appreciate it. you can email me privately or through the group I prefer Jeri honderd@gmail.com
Thank you
Jeri Honderd
Healing is not forcing the sun to shine, but letting go of that which
blocks the light." ~ Stephen and Ondrea Levine