Healing request for me

[dpop]

Hi

Could I ask for your help? I'm not suffering from cancer, nor do I have a terminal disease, but I do have a problem that requires surgery, to remove my right fallopian tube. I wish I didn't have to do the operation though, because it might have other side-effects besides halving my possibility of becoming pregnant. I can give you more details about the problem or myself, if you ask for them. I have tried to change my way of living, I am a vegetarian, and I take a yoga course, though I just can't find enough time to practice.

Thank you
Diana

[Eol007]

Hi Diana,

Welcome to the forum and wishing you well!

Stephen  

[Bex]

dpop --

Simply becoming a vegetarian isn't that easy.  You have to keep in mind certain vitamins that your body may be losing, since it is hard (and expensive) to be veggie.  I know, for I am one!  I suggest a vitamin called "One A Day".  They come in women formula (blue bottle) and even weight loss (green) -- I take those.  Tho', and this is not to scare you with the pregnancy thing, but simple, over the counter pre-natal vitamins are surging with the neccessary essensials that you'll be losing since you no longer eat meat.  Of course, if you never ate heavy amounts of meat before it'll be easier.  But if you're used to a steak or burger whenever you want, it'll be tricky.  ALSO, since you are a woman (and especially a woman with specific woman-orientated problems) I'd suggest an IRON supplement, too.  Take an acid reducer (Zantac or store brand name, which is cheaper but just as affective) so that the iron does not strip your stomach.  It's all quite safe and you really can't over dose unless you take the whole bottle.  The iron is neccessary because you lose blood through mentrasion.  Not all woman need it, but, you know.  ALSO, ask you doctor (and gynocologist), PLEASE.  They are the experts.  I only know you cannot take iron before surgery, but it is good otherwise.  If you're unsure whether you need it or not, you may want to get a blood test for your iron count.

I can't think of anything else right now, but I'm going through similar problems so just be strong.  <3

[dpop]

Hi Bex,
I have been a vegetarian for several years now, before my problems began, actually. It wasn't that hard at all, I think the decision was waiting somewhere for me to take it ... .  I have read several books regarding nutrition and they were very convincing. I didn't even start it in a conscious way, I realized after a month or two that I didn't eat meat at all, and continued not to...
It is a bit weird though, that I could quit so easily eating meat, but I've been trying to quit chocolate for years and still can't.
But it is true, I do have anemia based on a  deficit of iron, and I lose a lot of menstrual blood. I am taking iron and magnesium.
I told my gynecologist that I'd like to try a nathuropatic treatment, but she was very skeptical (although wished me to get well, and if I do she said she'll tell her patients to take that approach too).
I have searched, but didn't find any stories of anybody having hydrosalpinx and getting cured without surgery. But I am really afraid to go through that. There are many therapies that are said to perform miracles, like fasting for many days, or just drinking fresh-juiced fruits and vegetables, or the Oshawa diet, or even urinotherapy (amaroli). they all do have stories about people with cancer or other terrible diseases that were cured, but none of them has the hydrosalpinx listed in the "it may cure" section.
anyway, I hope I didn't get off-topic here, I guess I just needed to get this off my chest.

[Bex]

Hi Bex,
I have been a vegetarian for several years now, before my problems began, actually. It wasn't that hard at all, I think the decision was waiting somewhere for me to take it ... .  I have read several books regarding nutrition and they were very convincing. I didn't even start it in a conscious way, I realized after a month or two that I didn't eat meat at all, and continued not to...
It is a bit weird though, that I could quit so easily eating meat, but I've been trying to quit chocolate for years and still can't.
But it is true, I do have anemia based on a  deficit of iron, and I lose a lot of menstrual blood. I am taking iron and magnesium.
I told my gynecologist that I'd like to try a nathuropatic treatment, but she was very skeptical (although wished me to get well, and if I do she said she'll tell her patients to take that approach too).
I have searched, but didn't find any stories of anybody having hydrosalpinx and getting cured without surgery. But I am really afraid to go through that. There are many therapies that are said to perform miracles, like fasting for many days, or just drinking fresh-juiced fruits and vegetables, or the Oshawa diet, or even urinotherapy (amaroli). they all do have stories about people with cancer or other terrible diseases that were cured, but none of them has the hydrosalpinx listed in the "it may cure" section.
anyway, I hope I didn't get off-topic here, I guess I just needed to get this off my chest.

Keep in mind, just because you haven't read about people being cured from sugery doesn't mean it hasn't happened.  A lot of medical treatments -- surgery, especially -- are not documented to the public.  That is because of a law passed very recently (in the past few years) that, tho' I do not remember the exact name, regards all medical history of patients PERSONAL and CONFIDENTIAL unless the patients release them to the public.  Meaning, it would only be on personal patient-run websites, or journals, or health specialists that had their own experiences.  And these are all websites that everyday people-- even you and I -- could own.  Meaning, anyone could say surgery does or doesn't work.  It could be lies!  Your case sounds very similar to mine;  especially the loss of blood (and the associated iron).  Remember, vitamins!

And good luck.  I do hope for you and others with these problems.  They can feel worse than death, sometimes.

[healer1238]

Maybe u need to try tai chi or have somebody heal u i would but u probably live a million miles away.

[dpop]

i do live quite "away", in Europe, Romania, and i embraced vegetarianism for health reasons. i have read lots of books/articles explaining why that was a good choice, and (most of them) did not sound like "this is the only way, you MUST do this". i don't see why the vegans would try to "convert" people to this diet, they have nothing to gain. actually almost all the health - alternative medicine- books i read commend a vegetarian diet. and though a vegetarian, i am  fat too , because i eat lots of junk food, chocolate, chips, pizza...
i just got some bad news anyway, i went for a check-up on Friday, and the liquid-filled fallopian tube has doubled in size   and could burst.
there is one Qi-gong master in Romania, master Lin Kai Ting (www.qilingong.com), from china, but he only does healing on his courses, once a year/ town, and it's impossible to get to him individually, because his assistant keeps (almost) everyone at a distance. it's quite frustrating... and the course in my town is set for may, three months I'm not sure i have.
well, that's about it, I'm a bit depressed now, with this dreadful prospective of surgery
thanks for "listening" ,
dee