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4 day post op. When will my breast drop? They're 550cc silicone (Photo)
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Breast Implants/Breast Augmentation/Anatomic Gummy Bear Implants/ Silicone Implants/Breast Implant Revision Surgery
I appreciate your question.
Right now, you are very early on in the post op recovery period. It will take 3-6 months for you to feel comfortable having implants in your body and for them to settle. This time allows for you to physically and psychologically adapt to your new body image. There are many variables that contribute to a breast augmentation's final result. Preop size and shape, IMF location, location of the implants and type of implant. Patients heal at different rates and each breast will sometimes heal at a different rate. Rest, relax, recover and heal. Please Express your concerns to your surgeon so he/she can examine you at this time. Then reassess final result at 6 months.
The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.
Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative breast surgery.
Best of luck!
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4 days post op
You're still very early in healing. Express any concerns to your surgeon. They're still riding high but depending upon technique this can be deliberate and desirable at less than a week out. They will "drop and fluff" over the next few weeks. Best of luck.
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4 days post op, some advices:
Thanks for the question.
Its early to talk about results.In my practice, after performing a BA I recommend to my patients to limit the movement of the arms for two weeks. After that, you can move your arms taking care and always with common sense. In this regard, it's not advisable to carry heavy weights to prevent the implant out of position, and allow the formation of the physiological capsule around the implant, also to avoid pain and breast swelling.
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Drop & Fluff
Thank you for your question and photo. The breasts will typically drop & fluff throughout the first 2-6 months post BBA. If your Implants are larger in volume and placed under the muscle, you can expect this to take time.
The pectoral muscles are currently swollen and tight tissue means implant volume is temporarily displaced up and outward. Try to be patient as you recover and let your Plastic Surgeon know if you have any concerns.
All the best
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Breast augmentation
Thank you for your question and photograph.
It is important to address any post-operative concerns with your plastic surgeon. You are still very early on in your recovery. Swelling after a breast augmentation occurs with 100% of patients, eventually the swelling will go down and your breasts will drop into their pockets causing there to be more fullness at the bottom. If the breasts are too high, the use of a breast binder is beneficial to add downward pressure. I would continue to wear your surgical bra, ice your breasts on and off and perform your breast massages. Your doctor may also prescribe you a Medrol dose pack (steroid) to help with the swelling. I hope this helps.
Best of luck in your recovery!
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When will breasts drop?
Thank you for your question.
You are early in the recovery period. It may usually take between 3 to 6 months to obtain the final results. The implants would drop in that time.
Implants initially sit high up because the chest muscles and surrounding breast tissues have not become accustomed to the implant resulting in tightness. You have to allow gravity to take effect, and overtime, natural tissue expansion will allow the implants to fall into place causing your breasts to appear more natural, softer, and rounder. Once that happens, the implant will sit directly behind the breast tissue in a natural 45:55 breast ratio, and the nipples will move up higher. Currently, there may be excessive upper pole fullness (> 55:45) , so in time, this will change.
Please note that it is not uncommon for breasts to heal and adapt to implants at different rates. In fact, the process I described above can occur quicker in one breast over another.
Please give time for the "drop and fluff."
With persistent inward and downward breast massaging, along with pole wraps, the breasts drop.
Patience is key!
Please continue to have regular follow-ups with your surgeon to make sure your breasts are healing beautifully. Their recovery instructions should take precedence over all else you read here as they are better informed about your surgical details.
Hope this helps.
Breast augmentation question
It can take 3 to 6 months or longer for implants to settle into their final position. Be patient. Good luck with your recovery!
Learn more: https://kplasticsurgery.com/breast-procedures-albany/breast-augmentation-albany/
When do Implants Drop?
Settling of the implants requires stretch of the muscle and skin over the contour of the implant and takes weeks to months. If you were to get photos of your breasts over time you would notice that they just look beter and better even up to 18 months after surgery.
It hard to be patient, but mother nature will take its course over time.
Best of luck for a good recovery!
Implants and dropping
You have to give it a good 3-6 months for the implants to settle. Four days out is way too early. Best of luck.
Learn more: https://www.stevenwallachmd.com/breast/breast-augmentation/
Implants dropping post op
Thank you for asking and posting pictures. I would definitely ask your surgeon if they recommend massaging exercises, this can help. Everyone drops and heals differently, but on average it is about 6 months post op when things are settled and in place. Best of luck! Dr. K
Learn more: http://psaoc.com/galleries/breast-augmentation/
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Gidney is originally form Victoria BC. A place "for older people and newlyweds." So, "growing up there, I had to make my own fun: putting on rock shows, making zines, writing and directing plays." In Canada he did Film and Photography at the Concordia University and at some point founded his own media company.
At the moment he is editing a dreamy spy film that he shot before leaving Canada and is working on some collaborative photo/video projects (here's one) with Christopher Bradford.
As said, he now wants to extend his scope towards the ad industry: "I love creative problem solving and that's how I see advertising. I want to combine my creative side with my business side to produce memorable work."


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Hewlett-Packard are no strangers to the tablet market, although it's fair to say that the HP TouchPad – released in 2011 – was anything but a success, selling just 25,000 of 270,000 units. After the 9.7-inch tablet was buried by HP just six weeks after its introduction, the company also seemingly washed its hands of the ill-fated webOS operating system by releasing it to the open source community.
WebOS was also the driving force between the little known Veer 4G smartphone launched by HP, but like the TouchPad, that quickly went the way of the Dodo. However, previous failures have not deterred HP's attempts at being successful in the mobile game and rumors are rife that Palo Alto based corporation are readying a new tablet – this time using Android.
According to a report by ReadWrite, which is also confirmed by The Verge, HP have been developing a new Android-powered tablet since before last Thanksgiving, and is close to unveiling the model. The fact that the company is embracing Android instantly adds to the appeal of the tablet given that the Google owned OS is hugely popular right now. Combining the operating system with some top hardware could potentially lead to big sales, and if the report is to be believed, top hardware is exactly what HP are planning on.
The tablet is expected to include NVIDIA's Tegra 4 processor – the SoC that was introduced at the year's CES and comes with 4 CPU cores and 72 GPU cores. The Tegra 4 is one of the most powerful SoCs in the world right now and the fact that very few products using the chip have been announced could work to HPs advantage in terms of attracting attention.
The same sources cited by ReadWrite also revealed in the report that the tablet could be followed up by the release of an Android smartphone by the end of 2013; however, this rumor does not concur with HP's CEO Meg Whitman who has stated that while a smartphone is on the agenda, it will not be happening in 2013.
ReadWrite did not offer a specific date for the announcement of the tablet, noting only that it will happen in the coming months. One thing is for sure though, after the disaster that was WebOS, HP will not be rushing this tablet!
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The Lexus RC will hit the United States dealerships in late 2014 as a 2015 model year. Prototype versions of the new car were already spotted during track testing in Germany and according to unknown sources we do know that the RC will use a 3.5-liter, 306-hp V-6 engine (RC350), same as the IS and GS sedans.
A hybrid version of the Lexus RC will also be offered in Japan and Europe but unfortunately the Japanese company will not bring it in the United States.
Regarding the high-performance version RC-F, this model will be unveiled in January at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show. Sources confirmed the fact that the RC-F will be powered by a V8 engine, delivering 460 hp. This new model will take on the upcoming Bmw M4 coupe, which will be powered by a turbo-six engine developing 450 hp.


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So Malcolm Turnbull was only popular because he wasn't Tony Abbott ("Honeymoon over as summer storms hit", February 15). And the new Greens leadership has indicated that they want to become more mainstream, despite being the true opposition in this country. Bland Bill Shorten looks like "piggy in the middle", sitting on the fence for all the issues that need a courageous, principled stand.
What a sorry state of affairs and what slim pickings for Australian voters.
Patricia Philippou Waverley
According to the latest polls it seems that smiling while doing nothing can only last so long!
Brian Johnstone Leura
I've been saying for many months now that Malcolm Turnbull is the emperor with no clothes. Finally, it seems that others have come to the same conclusion. What took so long?
Judy Hungerford North Curl Curl
Instead of making themselves a small target and reacting to snapshot polls in an attempt to be all things to all people, why don't our politicians simply listen to their represented electorate, articulate and justify their collective policies and then stick with it. We don't care who the leaders are: if they tell us all the details of their proposed directions, we'll go with the best ideas. It's not that difficult and we're not that stupid.
James Laukka Epping
I find it interesting that the general public does not trust Bill Shorten who has spent his life defending the living standards of the working class, but do trust Malcolm Turnbull who has amassed enormous wealth, apparently through totally ethical behaviour. Shorten worked his way up in the Labor Party, while Turnbull, almost on the toss of a coin chose to join the Liberals, though if he were true to his stated viewpoints on many issues he is closer to Labor.
Shorten worked his way up in the Labor Party, while Turnbull chose to join the Liberals, though his stated viewpoints on many issues are closer to Labor.
My conclusion is Turnbull has chosen to be in politics not for the good of the country but for the sake of his ego, so he can strut the world stage, glad handing the likes of David Cameron, Barack Obama and, god forbid, Donald Trump.
Annette Kent Hunters Hill
"Labor will never govern while Bill Shorten leads them", says Bert Candy (Letters, February 15), because "nobody wants or trusts" Shorten. It's a bit early for predictions, given the latest Ipsos/Fairfax poll shows an eight point swing (two-party preferred) against the government and with a budget and six months of LNP factional warfare to come between now and the elections. And it's more than a little presumptuous to speak on behalf of people with a different opinion to yours, if you don't mind me saying so.
I trust Shorten and I want to see him become a Labor prime minister and, according to the most recent Ipsos/Fairfax polling, I'm not the only Australian voter who feels the same way.
Peter Cain Kingswood
I don't seek to be a wet blanket, but according to the AEC's website the latest possible date for the next federal election is January 14, 2017. That's almost eleven long lingering months away, not the "eight months ... at most" mentioned in your editorial ("Turnbull regime shows signs of worry lines", February 15). Perhaps couples planning to tie the knot on a Saturday next summer might bear this in mind.
Col Shephard Yamba
Perhaps the CSIRO could use its brilliant but underemployed scientists to help poor hapless Malcolm Turnbull overcome his inertia. Let's start with decision making and to paraphrase Newton's first law of motion: a government will continue to remain at rest or stay in motion at the same speed and the same direction unless acted upon by an external force. Oh, for a bit of science.
Alan Egan Paddington (Qld)
Big Australia cliche
Michael Pascoe's ecstatic hymn to Big Australia predictably pauses to sneer at the non-believers ("An open letter to the 24 millionth Australian", February 15) .
We only see "challenges" not "benefits" of relentless population growth. We harbour irrational doubts about the omniscient market's "capacity to grow while protecting the environment". Worse still, maybe we conceal the "prejudices of small, ignorant minds".
No need to chuck another cliche on the barbie, Michael, because both parties totally support you in your triumphal parade and are just as sure as you are that the electorate is only there to be ignored if it no longer wants Big Australia.
Stephen Saunders O'Connor
Right place for safekeeping of Aboriginal artefacts
Further to John McDonald's article ("Return Journey: The return of Aboriginal artefacts from overseas raises some thorny questions, moral and practical", February 13-14), there is every moral reason why the Aboriginal Australian artefacts, dated from First Contact, on loan from the British Museum to the National Museum of Australia, should be offered for repatriation to the descendants of those from whom they were originally taken.
In practical terms, while there is at present no central Aboriginal Australian Museum, all throughout the land there are many fine Aboriginal community-managed Keeping Places whose express mission is the safekeeping of repatriated cultural material specific to country (that is, to the Aboriginal community of origin). Krowathunkooloong (established in 1994) in East Gippsland, run by the Gunai/Kurnai community, is a wonderful example of a Keeping Place.
On a recent visit to Krowathunkooloong, the co-ordinator, Robert Hudson, explained to me that the difference between a museum and a Keeping Place is that a Keeping Place not only collects, conserves and displays cultural material relating directly to a people and their country, it does so in order that the culture is kept alive.
Krowathunkooloong's collection grows as word spreads and materials are voluntarily offered for repatriation by individuals and organisations from near and far. As the Keeping Place's collection grows, so too does a sense of community.
Reflecting on Krowathunkooloong's collection, Hudson said: "It makes me feel proud these artefacts are back on country."
Louise Pulling Double Bay
Fanciful analysis ignores the sordid reality
Chris Minns, MP for Kogarah, is completely wrong in his analysis of the Kings Cross transformation ("Time to bring back the city's nightlife: rethink lockout laws", February 15). The idea that the lockout laws in Sydney are squeezing the life out of Sydney's social scene is fanciful. There was little that was sophisticated about Kings Cross's nightlife in general. It was a concentrated, violent vomitorium. No community should have to endure that.
Yes, particular jobs are being lost and some businesses closed, but they are also being replaced as this area slowly transforms. On Minns' analysis we should never have any progress that changes an employment profile.
Free bus services were provided to take people from the Cross to Town Hall. They were not a success so I tend to rule out lack transport as a factor in the antisocial 24-hour bacchanalia that led to death and injury.
Kings Cross was a mindset. Anything goes. Mike Baird is correct in demanding change and I, for one, congratulate him.
Sue Hanley Rushcutters Bay
Of course venues are closing. Alcohol consumption in Australia is at a 50-year low ("Australian alcohol consumption at 50-year low, ABS says, smh.com.au, May 7, 2015).
Phil Morey Guildford
I may have missed something but I didn't realise Sydney's lockout laws were affecting Kogarah so badly.
John de Bres Rose Bay
Top 10 score big
It is ludicrous the Property Council of Australia, when commenting on Labor's proposal to limit negative gearing, should claim that "it is unfair to the average Australian trying to secure their financial future" ("Mums and dads could be the big losers", February 15). Modelling from the National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling shows that more than 34 per cent of the benefit from negative gearing goes to the top 10 per cent of income earners. Even more inequitable is the fact that 73 per cent of the capital gains discount, goes to the same top 10 per cent. Most economists have been saying for a while that these are two areas where the government can help reduce the deficit and help deflate the housing bubble.
If the Coalition continues to ignore these issues, even Malcolm Turnbull's charisma may have difficulty coping with them at the next election.
Peter Nash Fairlight
Protecting the demure
The abolition of the crime of "offensive language" is overdue ("Courts should swear off time-wasting prosecutions for public displays of F-bomb", February 15). Its maintenance is not consistent with modern community views as to the culpability of such conduct; it is a charge almost always brought against the most disadvantaged and is frequently used oppressively; and the cost to the community in money and court time outweighs any benefit that may be thought to flow from protecting the ears of the most demure among us. I'm all in favour of proper behaviour, but we should all oppose the criminalisation of the trivially indecorous.
Dominic Toomey SC Hunters Hill
Cognitive dissonance
As a psychologist and lawyer the rate of depression in barristers is no surprise to me ("Nearly half of all barristers report having had the blues", February 15).
During my law degree almost all students when asked what they wanted to do after graduation said, "human rights", "international law", "indigenous law". Alas the reality is they end up acting for clients who they know committed the offence but plead not guilty. This sets up a "cognitive dissonance"; a situation where a person does one thing but wants to do the opposite. This psychic conflict easily leads to mental health problems such as anxiety, excessive drug use and depression.
This is exacerbated by the adversarial system in which the judge relies solely on the evidence put before the court, which does not necessarily uncover the truth.
The system rewards lawyers who best distort the truth and get away with it.
How can a person who has to suppress the basic human values of honesty and truth not get depressed?
Paul Gallagher Summer Hill
Cheaper options
At the behest of state Treasurer and local member Gladys Berejiklian, the Sydney Metro team met with local residents and businesses as well as council engineers and planners ("High-voltage cable planned for Chatswood angers residents", February 15). In my meeting with the team, their interest was solely the best time to do the works, not improving the route.
There are cheaper, less disruptive options to feed power into the Metro corridor than those investigated. They include a temporary above-ground route via the Artarmon industrial area and rail corridor (near similar north shore line cables), followed by a short permanent cable run to the planned Artarmon substation (part of the cross-harbour Metro works).
Peter Egan Artarmon
He wasn't fooling
Charles Waterstreet says Khaled Sharrouf fooled a Supreme Court judge into believing he had a severe mental illness ("Terrorist Sharrouf alive: says barrister", February 15). Anyone who had his small son hold up the severed heads of so-called infidels, proclaiming he was acting on behalf of his god, wouldn't have any trouble in convincing me he had a severe mental illness.
John Lewis Port Macquarie
Maybe Khaled Sharrouf smuggled a mobile phone into paradise?
Andy Perceval Potts Point
Caesar's wife for human rights job
With Tim Wilson's resignation, will Malcolm Turnbull be statesman enough to make an apolitical appointment to the position of Human Rights Commissioner ("Human Rights Commissioner Tim Wilson to seek Goldstein preselection", smh.com.au, February 15)?
John Walsh Watsonia
More polish, less spit
Why would anyone want to shake hands with Australia's cricket captain? Watching the Wellington Test, I estimate that before settling down in slips before every delivery, he spat in his hands and rubbed them together at least once. Someone with more time than I could calculate the minimum number of his spits and rubs through two innings by the Black Caps. And then he shakes hands with the New Zealand captain! And even with his own players when congratulating each other! OK, so it's probably a symbolic spit, but really!
George Richards Waitara
On road to Nowhere
It started in Limbo on February 3, was in Vogue for 10 days and seemed to be continuing in Perpetuity. Now, it must be back in Limbo again, or did it all end in Tears?
Doug Walker Baulkham Hills
With all the recent correspondence on the choice of where to live, i.e. Context, Cognito, and, more recently, Sin and Come By Chance, I have only one wish (Letters, February 13-14). If I were to live in one of those exotic, or perhaps not quite exotic places, I hope I'm with Gay Abandon, she's such a sweetie.
Lindsay Little Tarbuck Bay
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Do Homeopathic Remedies Control Panic Attacks?
We live in a wonderful time when we have more choice than ever about what medications or schools of health we can go to when we are sick, instead of just being stuck with one local doctor. Perhaps it is all of these wondrous choices that can trigger panic attacks in the modern patient. Panic attacks happen more to women than men, but we don't know why (perhaps only the women will admit it?) There are many ways of treating panic attacks, with conventional and alternative therapies. Are homeopathic remedies for treating panic attacks the best route to take?
First off, please go to a conventional doctor about your panic attacks. Follow any medications carefully. If, after a few months, you are still having significant trouble, then look into alternative healing. And please, don't use this article as a substitute for a homeopathic or conventional medical practitioner.
About Homeopathy
Homeopathy is one of the more popular schools of alternative medicine, especially in Europe. You are treated as an entire person instead of just a symptom that needs curing. For people who don't want to look at their entire lifestyles and how that might be contributing to their conditions, homeopathy will be a very long road to take. If you are ready to work on your condition to the point of doing whatever it takes, then you may benefit from homeopathics for panic attacks.
In order to find a practicing homeopathic specialist, you may need to do some research. You could ask your doctor or your health insurance company to see if they recommend anyone local. Not many medical insurance plans cover homeopathy. Keep in mind that you may need many appointments before you feel improvement. You can also check with the National Center for Homeopathy to find a homeopath.
Homeopathic Remedies
In order for homeopathic remedies to best attack your panic attacks, you need your personality type to be determined, upon which the selection of remedies is to be based. The homeopath will also take time to get to know about your diet, stress levels and anything else they think might contribute to your panic attacks.
The most common homeopathic remedies available over the counter in Europe and sometimes in America are:
- Aconite, from the Monkshood plant. This is especially used for phobias.
- Arnica, a general healer for all situations where panic is involved.
- Argentum Nitricum (silver nitrate) used for overwhelming feelings of dread and panic attacks with no known triggers, although there are exceptions to this generalization.
- Gelsemium, when you are still shaky after the panic subsides
- Opium to release you from paralyzing fears. Don't worry - this is so diluted that there is no way you can get high or addicted to it.
They are usually available in tablets and occasionally tinctures. Considering the taste of most medicinal tinctures, try to get the pill version if you can. The homeopath may prescribe a combination for you instead of just one.
Then the trial and error part begins, just like in any conventional medicine. You are taking medicine and can get side effects. If you develop any side effect or peculiar symptom like numbness, dizziness or bleeding from the mouth, stop taking the remedies and call both your homeopath and your doctor.
When you do find homeopathic remedies for panic attacks that help you, know that you are taking a medicine that may react with other medicines. When you go to the hospital or doctor for other ailments, be sure to mention what kind and how much of homeopathic for panic attacks you take.
In Conclusion
Homeopathy works for some people and does not work with others when it comes to panic attacks and anxiety management. There have not been a lot of scientific studies done and not many statistics available of its effectiveness. It's pretty much a case of "try it and see", which is just like with conventional medicine.
I used to see a lot of people in the emergency room suffering from panic attacks. The symptoms at times were almost impossible to discern from a heart attack. I had such sympathy for those suffering from them. I am for trying anything to see if it will help. Thanks for this hub Rena...nicely done!!
I am a homeopath and have seen many cases of people suffering from panic attacks. Usually the person is in a very acute state and can easily describe their personal experience of how it effects them, how they uniquely feel it, etc., which helps the homeopath find the individual remedy that best fits their condition.
The name of the condition is less helpful than how the person describes the symptoms, especially if it is unusual and connects to other parts of the person's life. This is how homeopathy works by making connections between your chief complaint and other problems in your life, whether they are physical, mental or emotional. Then the individual remedy for you will help all your complaints.
no its no good!!!!!!!!!!!!
Overcoming Panic Attacksi tried to many ways to stop the panic attacks, but what helped me most was the web site http://malul007.wordpress.com/2009/01/09/overcomin...
I have suffered from panic disorder for a loooooooong time. There are many reasons why people suffer from them from yeast overgrowth to a simple genetic disposition to them coupled with a stressful life. However, whatever the reason you're having panic attacks, this tea recipe should help. I use it a lot! It doesn't taste very good, but it helps. It won't stop a full-blown attack (except for that it takes 15 minutes to make from scratch, and by that time the attack is over), but it helps post-attack and also when you're just generally feeling 'panicky' (usually the in the days before and after the actual attack). It is especially helpful during the week before menstruating, when most women are susceptible to them. Drink an 8oz cup twice a day during that time and you will find it's easier to deal with 'waves' of panic--and waves of pms, too.
Anyhow, enough jabber--here's the recipe for ANXIETEA:
At your herb store, pick up:
1 scoop each: lavendar, lemon balm, peppermint, passion flower, chamomile
And 2 flowers of hops.
At home: crush the hops and mix in with the rest of the herbs. For every 8oz of tea, use 1 rounded tablespoon of the mixture. Let steep for 10 minutes in boiling hot water, then re-heat if necessary. Use some organic raw honey to sweeten if necessary (but never ever use artificial sweeteners while panicky--or ever)--sugar, if you don't have honey. Sip slowly while sitting downand take deep breaths to force your body to 'calm down'. I also like to listen to an imagery CD about panic attacks at the same time--reminding myself that it's just my body trying to keep me safe, and telling my body that 'all is well'.
Make several cups of the tea and keep it in the fridge during stressful days of your life and you can just heat it up on the stove or microwave when you need it.
Homeopathy for panic attacks
Sorry, this a great hub, but panic and anxiety have more to do with limiting beliefs and stress than whether or not you're taking the right diluted homeopathic remedies.
Nice hub!
I actually cured my panic attacks with "The Panic Attack Solution" by Danny Chia. It works very well and it's like a miracle!
It's been gaining lots of reputation recently...
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One tips that I have learn from this very informative hubpage is to ship from one treatment if the previous treatment is not effective.
Most common Homeopathy remedy in Europe are Aconite, Arnica, Argentum Nitricum, Gelsemium, and Opium. Are these remedy really safe? Prescription is required to have any of these.
With having a consultation, it is very important to tell the doctor what treatment or remedy you have taken and their effects so that he may know what to prescribe for you: To save time and money. Some doctors use the method of "trial and error" to find out what medication is effective for you.
Great hub Rena! I have personally seen that after we start homeopathic treatment depending upon the basic constitution and miasm of the person, the panic attacks start receding and after some time, the patients I have seen go into good introspection about their own inadequacy and overcome it in due course. Great read! Thanks!
Anxiety is a combination of mind and body. I'm always sorry when people see such a limited view on conditions like this. My daughter used to have anticipitory anxiety and panic attacks. The homeopathy was very effective for these. Now that she's a teen, she has decided to stop homeopathy (but will go to a reiki practitioner). However, occassionally she still has panic attacks and will ask for her rememdy. Usually 2 doses over 20 mins stops them completely.
Also, the limiting belief theory really puts women at a disadvantage. Male docs used to think menstrual cramps weren't real. But women's hormonal levels often cause depression, anxiety, cramps, etc.
Had panic attacks for 10 years. Tried homeopathic Staphysagria (remedy for people repressing anger). Low potency 6C stopped developing panic attack. 200C I took the next day acted very strongly, I was feeling sick for 2 days, and that was the end of my panic and of general anxiety.
In determining the remedy I used Philip Bailey's Homeopathic Psychology.
Interesting collection of views. I was raised using homeopathy and I recall us being a very healthy family. It was also pretty cool at school to pop a couple of pills rather than having the flujab. People used to drop like flies just looking at the gun!
However I believe that trust and faith are a great part of the success; almost a presumption that it will help. As most people are aware, there is little scientific proof that homeopathy works but even as a placebo, if it gets results does it matter? For me the best approach is a balanced one.
Find out what causes you to have panic attacks and anxiety and look at the options you have to conquer them. You can overcome your fears with the right approach.
When I was 19 years, according to the doctors at the All India Institute, I was having Schizophrenia and they gave me a treatment of Trinicalm Plus. But I think I cured my problems beause of running and exercise. The same problem occurred to me 1t the age of 30 years, which lasted for two years. The AIIMS doctor told me it is anxiety and gve me Alprax. But I think it was not Alprax that cured me but rather the medicine of three dose of Natrum Mur 1M and thereafter Ignatia 200 both in the morning and evening and Kali Phos 6 X. It betwee whenever I felt athe aforsaid tendency I took the same Homeopathic Medicine and did exercise, which came to my rescue. When I became 49 years old I have develped the same problem but neither the Homeopathic Medicine nor the exercise is coming to my rescue. During the period I have also developed neurological disorder because I lost consciousness on two to three occassions with my jaws vibrating. Now, I am on a doze of Eptoin for three years. I really don't know whether my problem is neurological or phychatric. During my entire life, whenever, I have had high temprature I have fainted in the Bathroom while urinating. I am happily married and having two daughters. My ACRs have always been 'Outstandin' in office and my family life is very peaceful. Will I have to live with the problems for my entire life or can it be cured.
I am not a huge believer in homeopathy I have to say - but thank you for the hub. It is always good to research different methods no matter what your beliefs are.