17-12-2017, 12:15 AM
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Re: Not Safe at G.Ps
Originally Posted by deylon
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The pharmacist said the cream the GP had prescribed was for a skin infection no good for inside my ear so he rang the GP and suggested something else which she agreed to os all turned out OK
What a strange thing for the doctor to prescribe then, deylon.
Glad she isn't my doctor!
17-12-2017, 12:42 AM
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Re: Not Safe at G.Ps
Originally Posted by Realist
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For something as simple as an ear infection you can simply use garlic oil or onion juice. Totally natural, highly affective. All you needed to know what that you hadn't perforated your ear drum.Reaching for harsh antibiotics for something like this is imo madness.
I always have a bottle of Grapefruit Seed Extract at hand which is one of the strongest NATURAL anti-biotics. If I get an ear infection I put a couple of drops of that in some water and then a put a few drops of that mixture in my ear before bed. By morning it will have killed the infection.
This is only for external infections obviously.
I did get referred to a specialist (ENT surgeon) regarding my itching nose and persistent sneezing, and he prescribed a steroid spray. It didn't do any good.
I don't want to go to the doctor again because I consider these things trivial, and there are far more people in need than I am.
So for that reason, I'd like to know if you know of any natural treatments for these problems. I have a feeling that they may work better than the 'official' medicines prescribed.
17-12-2017, 01:05 AM
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Re: Not Safe at G.Ps
Any itching that affects both nose and ear could be an allergy JBR. I'm not sure if they contra indicate with any meds you're on, but have you tried anti histamines? The first thing I'd feel when I had an anaphylactic shock was infernal itching in my ears, sneezing and a tickly throat.Is it worse in the morning or at night?
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