Heart question
Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2004 2:22 am
I know that Thiosinamine is reputed to help resolve scars. I have a patient with atrial fibrillation that has not responded to the well-indicated remedies. Upon closer questioning aimed at finding the obstacle(s) to cure, she remembered that the problem that she said had started "with menopause" actually began after an episode of high fevers and extreme illness, lasting several weeks, during which she had "toughed it out" and not sought medical attention.
The febrile attacks followed by the onset of the arrhythmias led us then to suspect that she had had untreated endocarditis, and that the resistant causative factor is undoubtedly a small scar that it left in her heart sinus -- that the heart infection and scar became the cause of the fibrillation, rather than menopause which was simply, coincidentally, happening around the same time . I started to wonder if it would be safe to address a scar in the heart with Thiosinamine. Has anyone had any experience using this remedy to assist scar resolution in any vital organs? At some point, she will end up having to have a pacemaker implanted if we can't effect any improvement -- and the symptoms have been remarkably resistant to any treatment.
There's very little information published about this remedy (at least that I can find), although one of the old authors did mention arterio-sclerotic plaques -- an interesting thought.
Thanks for sharing any expertise you have in this area. Rosemary
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The febrile attacks followed by the onset of the arrhythmias led us then to suspect that she had had untreated endocarditis, and that the resistant causative factor is undoubtedly a small scar that it left in her heart sinus -- that the heart infection and scar became the cause of the fibrillation, rather than menopause which was simply, coincidentally, happening around the same time . I started to wonder if it would be safe to address a scar in the heart with Thiosinamine. Has anyone had any experience using this remedy to assist scar resolution in any vital organs? At some point, she will end up having to have a pacemaker implanted if we can't effect any improvement -- and the symptoms have been remarkably resistant to any treatment.
There's very little information published about this remedy (at least that I can find), although one of the old authors did mention arterio-sclerotic plaques -- an interesting thought.
Thanks for sharing any expertise you have in this area. Rosemary
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