Re: swollen eyelid

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> hi bee + group

> my little one (3) is struggling quite a bit with fatigue and now has a

> running nose, and a pink, swollen eyelid. her eye itself is fine. any

> suggestions for how i can help her feel better? we like homeopathics.

+++Hi . Unfortunately it isn't possible to avoid " all " die-off/healing

symptoms. I would say that " if " the symptoms are too difficult for her to

handle, you should cut back a little on the amount of antifungal she is getting,

i.e. coconut oil, butter, etc.

You can do eye treatments:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/treat9.php

Or you can help her detoxify by giving her Epsom salt baths, by getting her to

exercise (walking is good), ensure she is taking the Electrolyte Drink, and by

doing some of the simple treatments recommended for Cold, Cough & Flu:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/colds.php

Homeopathics are okay, but they should be done for short periods of time only.

I hope that helps.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

when I get an eye infection I use sea salt in water. I taste it first

(make sure it isn't to salty) then I put it in my eye in the shower.

With a three year old maybe you could soak a cotton ball. hmm

I would do it several times a day.

Sea salt has helped me with other infections, too. I had a painful

infection between my toes from flip flops. Soaked it in water and sea

salt. Only took a few days to get rid of the infection. Of course, I

had to sit with my foot in that water for at least 15mins several

times a day.

It beats antibiotics!! :0)

good luck

Correy

On Mar 13, 2009, at 7:32 AM, elisa rathje wrote:

> hi bee + group

> my little one (3) is struggling quite a bit with fatigue and now has a

> running nose, and a pink, swollen eyelid. her eye itself is fine. any

> suggestions for how i can help her feel better? we like homeopathics.

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> elisa

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[Guest guest]

> thanks, bee, correy. we're working on it, using whatever she'll let

> me do, poor little love! elisa

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> > hi bee + group

> > my little one (3) is struggling quite a bit with fatigue and now

> has a

> > running nose, and a pink, swollen eyelid. her eye itself is fine.

> any

> > suggestions for how i can help her feel better? we like

> homeopathics.

> >

> > elisa

> >

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>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Is the eyelid filled with clear puffy fluid?

Apis 30c could take the swelling away. I've

used this before myself

Hope she's better soon!

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> > hi bee + group

> > my little one (3) is struggling quite a bit with fatigue and now has a

> > running nose, and a pink, swollen eyelid. her eye itself is fine. any

> > suggestions for how i can help her feel better? we like homeopathics.

> >

> > elisa

> >

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[Guest guest]

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> Hi Bee,

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> Heidi here again. This week I got a swollen eyelid and thought it was from

a black flie bite but it has not gone away after 4 days. I even had a small

white dot on the edge of the eyelid kind of like an acne cist. Just wondering

if this is from detoxing because I got an eye ointment for it but it is still

swollen.

+++Hi Heidi - Yes that is because of detoxing, so please do not apply any

ointment on it other than unrefined coconut oil.

> I have been taking a bit more vitamin c and trying to eat onions and thought

about garlic oil pills but was unsure if it will help. I also am struggling

getting over a head cold so I think my immune system is pretty worn down because

last week I had the flu for a few days. The last time I had the flu was 4 years

ago!

+++Anyone who gets a cold or flu is because they are detoxifying, which is a

good thing! You can do some treatments to help the symptoms, but healing comes

from within - see this article:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/colds.php

All the best, Bee