Liver hemangioma

[Laura]

Well, taking the multiple antibiotics is not a bad thing... could get rid of a lot of critters. Just be sure to take probiotics at night before going to bed. That should help with any possibility of candida. But, if candida does show up, then fluconazole or something.

Sounds like your wife really needs to be on a low residue diet and maybe more meat to use up all the acid? Cut back carbs to bare minimum.

 

[Konstantin]

Well, taking the multiple antibiotics is not a bad thing... could get rid of a lot of critters. Just be sure to take probiotics at night before going to bed. That should help with any possibility of candida. But, if candida does show up, then fluconazole or something.

Sounds like your wife really needs to be on a low residue diet and maybe more meat to use up all the acid? Cut back carbs to bare minimum.

I was thinking to order those probiotics
_http://www.iherb.com/Jarrow-Formulas-Saccharomyces-Boulardii-MOS-90-Veggie-Caps/372

or this one
_http://www.iherb.com/Healthy-Origins-Probiotic-30-Billion-CFU-s-60-Vcaps/19518

Fluconazole is very cheap here but i must have a prescription. I will get a prescription today and i`ll get that medicine. During this protocol if she get any candida flareup we will have the fluconasole ready. Even if she dont get candida flareup, after she finished the antibiotic protocol , i`ll recomend to her to start on fluconasole for some time just to be sure that she will get rid of candida too. While she will take fluconazole ( during or after antibiotic protocol) i`ll take too with her. BEcause if i`m not sure that i`m also candida free then it will be like a ping pong effect from one to another. I dont have any candida problems or symptoms( only chronical sinus problems ) so i`ll try one round of Fluconazole and see the effects.

 

[Lilou]

About 10 years ago, my husband did the antibiotic protocol for H. pylori, which included 2 antibiotics and a proton pump inhibitor (like Prilosec). It took about 1 month of medicine and made him sleep a lot!!! But in the end, his stomach troubles were cured and he hasn't had any further issues.

Best of luck to your wife, Konstantin. She will need help and support of family members to do the tasks she usually does, because the medicines will make her very tired. But it often ends with a cure, so it is well worth it! :)

 

[Leland]

Some videos that may be helpful. Gist of it all is the liver/adrenals/gall bladder not functioning properly can all lead to low thyroid activity which then causes other problems. Could be relevant to you (with hypo symptoms) and Mrs. Konstantin, as you mentioned estrogen issue suspected.

high estrogen ---> low thyroid
adrenal (high cortisol) issues ----> low thyroid
liver issues ------> low thyroid

This may account for why some people are having much easier time with iodine, as they've already had good cleaning through diet, supplements, etc., which cleaned the body and already had thyroid functioning better, whether they knew it or not. That would make the detox much smoother when iodine starts kicking halides/metals out.

If those organs are already impaired by bad diet, toxin buildup, etc., then adding iodine detox just overwhelms them all.

Many of pieces of a puzzle to put together.

These first two videos do a good job of showing the whole picture/relationship.

How to Have a Healthy Thyroid
__https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTNhlkOW9qc

How to Heal Thyroid and Adrenal Fatigue
__https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1rxW9IzYrA

The next three go into detail on each "link/interaction." He does have products for sale which he briefly mentions, but they are not "sales pitch" videos.

The Thyroid Gland and the Estrogen Connection
__https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgfWsp0hqYc&list=PLVLP-bhbxACZ322PIWZ-FBvXzjqUBtG4I&index=2

What's Really Behind a Sluggish Thyroid Problem
__https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pm49uFWTYBI&index=7&list=PLVLP-bhbxACZ322PIWZ-FBvXzjqUBtG4I

Most Thyroid Issues Are Secondary to Other Problems
__https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdDMMs96N9A

Overall might want to consider doing the meds first, while taking probiotics and cleaning up diet as much as you can. Then in conjunction with diet, cleansing liver/address adrenal issues (which will begin helping the thyroid, which will then help other body functions). Might be surprised how many issues are improved just doing that. Then, add iodine after all that is functioning better.

Of course, you've got issues in implementing all of those, but the last thing you want is additional symptoms/detox from adding iodine before the body can handle it, thereby minimizing anything which could possibly turn her away from any holistic/natural therapies.

You can also "prime the pump" for a while before beginning the iodine with supplements which, IIRC, are basically the iodine cofactors, plus vits a, e, lots of c, and omega 3. I can't find the list just now I but it's out there. Lynne Farrow talks about this in interviews.

Best of luck and hope she's feeling better soon!

 

[Leland]

Interesting thread with homeopathic-minded people diagnosed with this, and alternative causes (toxicity, UTI/bladder infection, etc.)

Usual liver detox, beet juice, and castor oil packs (better than drinking it!)

__http://welltellme.com/discuss/index.php?topic=11795.0

 

[Gaby]

Fluconazole is very cheap here but i must have a prescription. I will get a prescription today and i`ll get that medicine. During this protocol if she get any candida flareup we will have the fluconasole ready. Even if she dont get candida flareup, after she finished the antibiotic protocol , i`ll recomend to her to start on fluconasole for some time just to be sure that she will get rid of candida too.

And while there are natural remedies, fluconazole is pretty effective. It is very expensive, but health insurance might make the price more affordable to some folk. In that sense, I would try to get it if you can.

 

[Konstantin]

Fluconazole is very cheap here but i must have a prescription. I will get a prescription today and i`ll get that medicine. During this protocol if she get any candida flareup we will have the fluconasole ready. Even if she dont get candida flareup, after she finished the antibiotic protocol , i`ll recomend to her to start on fluconasole for some time just to be sure that she will get rid of candida too.

And while there are natural remedies, fluconazole is pretty effective. It is very expensive, but health insurance might make the price more affordable to some folk. In that sense, I would try to get it if you can.

I tried to get a prescription yesterday and the doctor said that he cant co that. I must first go to some specialist who can prescribe me fluconazole. And i dont have any symptoms of candida or other fungal infection so there are small chances that i can get that prescription on my name. The specialist where my wife went said that he cant see any visible fungal infection so i`ll try to get it without prescription. I`ll look for it in some more pharmacies and see if i can get it without prescription.

 

[casper]

Perhaps her gynecologist can prescribe fluconazole?
Link:
http://ginekologija-zadro.hr/kandidazija/

Does your wife regularly visit a gynecologist?

 

[Konstantin]

Perhaps her gynecologist can prescribe fluconazole?
Link:
http://ginekologija-zadro.hr/kandidazija/

Does your wife regularly visit a gynecologist?

Yes, she will go when she will have little time to make an appointment. All depends of her shifts at her new job place.

 

[Chu]

Some videos that may be helpful. Gist of it all is the liver/adrenals/gall bladder not functioning properly can all lead to low thyroid activity which then causes other problems. Could be relevant to you (with hypo symptoms) and Mrs. Konstantin, as you mentioned estrogen issue suspected.

high estrogen ---> low thyroid
adrenal (high cortisol) issues ----> low thyroid
liver issues ------> low thyroid

This may account for why some people are having much easier time with iodine, as they've already had good cleaning through diet, supplements, etc., which cleaned the body and already had thyroid functioning better, whether they knew it or not. That would make the detox much smoother when iodine starts kicking halides/metals out.

If those organs are already impaired by bad diet, toxin buildup, etc., then adding iodine detox just overwhelms them all.

Interesting, Leland, thanks for posting! There could indeed be a connection there. People with any of those three issues listed above could have a harder time with iodine.

 

[Leland]

Glad you found it so Chu. I was considering reposting it, along with some other info I've found on inactive/subclinical hypo, in the iodine thread but wasn't sure about double-posting issues, etc.

 

[Chu]

Glad you found it so Chu. I was considering reposting it, along with some other info I've found on inactive/subclinical hypo, in the iodine thread but wasn't sure about double-posting issues, etc.

I think that in this case, it would be alright to post on the iodine thread. This thread being so specific, a lot of people might miss your post otherwise. and you can ad your other info there as well.

 

[Konstantin]

Perhaps her gynecologist can prescribe fluconazole?
Link:
http://ginekologija-zadro.hr/kandidazija/

Does your wife regularly visit a gynecologist?

Yes, she will go when she will have little time to make an appointment. All depends of her shifts at her new job place.

In another pharmacy i found Fluconazole without prescription. Its one hard capsule of 150 mg in a box, and it costs 0.8 Eur ( for one capsule ).

 

[casper]

Perhaps her gynecologist can prescribe fluconazole?
Link:
http://ginekologija-zadro.hr/kandidazija/

Does your wife regularly visit a gynecologist?

Yes, she will go when she will have little time to make an appointment. All depends of her shifts at her new job place.

In another pharmacy i found Fluconazole without prescription. Its one hard capsule of 150 mg in a box, and it costs 0.8 Eur ( for one capsule ).

Great, I hope it will help her,update news :)

 

[Konstantin]

Just a little update . My wife took the therapy that doctors prescribed. It is a month of Protium. She have 2 more weeks until finish. Then in the midle of this she had a 10 days antibiotic therapy with metronidazole and some other antibiotic. Also we bought a good probiotic so she is still taking it .She feels little better but last 3-4 days the pain is back.

Same as before therapy. Just a few days ago she was very good and she told me that she was feeling much better. Then suddenly , last few days she feels the same pain.

Next week or the week after that she will go to a check so we can see if her condition is any better.