The pain has started to really be more manageable with corticoids.
I continue the protocol advised by Laura and it has proven to be helpful for pain relief too.
Meanwhile, I've been doing my homework and reviewing a lot of therapeutic modalities I was aware of thanks to this place, but did not use, and I am learning a lot through this process. Such a blessing to have this network. Can't help but perceive it as a loud message sent to tell me it's time to up a notch on detoxification. I don't know if this infection is due to dormant chronic pathogen colonization protected by biofilms, but at least I consider it possible and won't let that unnoticed.
I added vitamin C since Tuesday, 8g per day for now, waiting to have some more. It would have been better to have it implemented before, but I hadn't fully kept in mind its amazing properties.
Infinite thanks to
@Gaby for ALL.
I also bought the necessary to start the
whole protocol shared here which really make sense :
DMSO - Dimethylsulphoxide
It's time to nuke some dormant pathogens and get better.
My dentist asked how I felt by email, so I told her I was better, and shared with her some info in case she'll be interested about the research on iodine, DMSO and Vitamin C. Myself being the guinea pig, I thought that's actually a good way to share info without preaching.
About symbolism, I found some fascinating info in French from Estelle Vereeck:
DENTAL DECODING
Presented by Dr Estelle VEREECK on 5 and 6 March 2010 in Besançon.
Estelle Vereeck graduated as a dental surgeon in the 90s.
As an observer, she notes an illogicality between the teaching she received and the observations made on patients during her practice, particularly concerning the formation of caries preferably on certain teeth or on one of the 4 dials, even in people with good hygiene both in the field of food and dental care.
She decides to focus more on dental architecture and its phylogenesis, the coherence between embryology, physiology and anatomy. She condenses her deductions in a series of books and has been devoted to psycho-dental analysis since 2001. casts or panoramic X-rays.
I'll attach two PDF below for those interested. There is the dictionary and the dental decoding summary.
Relevant to wisdom tooth :
Column 8 18-48/28-38 = Wisdom
ADULT: Summary of what has been prepared before.
Wisdom teeth whose buds form around 4 to 5 years old and emerge around 18 years old.
A wisdom tooth cannot be described, it is the signature of the personality. Sometimes it is even conforming 6-year-old teeth.
Meaning:
One counts only on oneself, to be oneself, to take one's place in the universe, to be one's own master...
Symbol:
Last tooth in both time and space. Its distal face has nothing visible anymore so we contact again the "invisible".
This last column has similarities with the first one:
- These are the only teeth that are in contact with their symmetry.
- The last column represents the root of individuality, the first one is the mark of the beginning of individuality.
Problem:
- Extraction is never without consequence:
o Above: loss of autonomy of ideas, of thoughts.
o At the bottom: loss of autonomy on the physical and emotional level.
- Inflammation is a push towards a badly accepted autonomy.
- A horizontal push can mean sacrificing one's ideals to the detriment of one's pragmatism.- A backward thrust can mean a predominance of mind over matter: you want to go backwards, which tends to create weaknesses like addiction to... drugs, depression.
- Agenesis can mean a fear of taking that final step. It's a choice. unconscious which is around 4-5 years old. The idea that agenesis would be the as a result of an increasingly widespread habit of insufficient chewing. cannot be admissible: the consumption of more tender cereals dates back only 400 years, whereas it takes 30,000 years for a character to become part of the heritage. genetic.
- Supernumerary, you give yourself twice as much autonomy for fear of not being able to do it. to get there. Fear of heights, fear of death.
More specifically concerning what I just experienced:
WISDOM TOOTH ERUPTION ACCIDENT
PERICORONARY ABCES or POSTERIOR MARGINAL GRANULOME
Med. Infection of the bone behind the crown of the wisdom tooth. The eruption is accompanied by inflammation of the gum, sometimes edema (swelling of the cheek) and limitation of mouth opening (trismus).
The person is angry at his or her inability to become independent.
Resists the impulse to leave parents or to separate from a loved one, partner or a system on which it depends to rely only on itself.
She is unconsciously trying to free herself. In a rage, she struggles, powerless to emerge from the cocoon.
➝ read Tanguy Syndrome ■ ➝ read as appropriate Swollen cheek, Trismus ■ if the tooth should be extracted ➝ read Wisdom - extraction ■ ➝ see also Teeth of Wisdom.
■ LOWER JAW
Attachment to the foster parent or to a person who unconsciously calls him/her back. The person is caught between two worlds. He or she is unable to freeing oneself from a situation that alienates and suffocates (parental dependence or conjugal) but represents a reassuring alternative to his fear of loneliness.
She cannot birth of herself, she does not decide to take her freedom.
Her dimension as an autonomous adult remains stifled. She does not manage to leave concretely his parents (Tanguy syndrome), to cut an emotional bond. Difficulty with rash on the right: attachment to dad; on the left: attachment to mom.
What particularly stood out for me was the bolded, even though the whole was painful to acknowledge. Being born by Caesarean section, this idea of struggling to birth myself is something I can really relate to.
So, a good kick in the rear from the DCM, somehow. Learning is fun. Pain is a motor to learn and to search for meaning.
Edit : Attached files.
