Re: bromelain before surgery

[Guest guest]

Gretchen

Make sure there are no bleeding problems with bromelain.

The main thing I reccommend is the homeopathic Arnica. It takes care of

bleeding, bruising and swelling without any risks. Start taking right before

surgery, continue with multiple doses per day. As she heals you take less doses

per day as needed.

Vit C and bioflavnoids for healing and swelling also.

I think this would give you better results than just bromelain.

I wish her a speedy recovery.

Kathy

mcpherson.bg@... wrote:

My daughter is going to have major surgery on her jaw this week, and I'm

planning to have her take bromelain beforehand to cut down on swelling (they

also will give her steroids at the hospital). Does anyone have an idea about how

much in advance of the actual operation it would be useful--how long it would

remain in her system? I don't want to waste the stuff by giving it too early

when she has no inflammation as yet.

Gretchen

[Guest guest]

Is bromelain a blood thinner?

Sharon (Ontario) Canada

Re: bromelain before surgery

Gretchen

Make sure there are no bleeding problems with bromelain.

The main thing I reccommend is the homeopathic Arnica. It takes care of

bleeding, bruising and swelling without any risks. Start taking right before

surgery, continue with multiple doses per day. As she heals you take less doses

per day as needed.

Vit C and bioflavnoids for healing and swelling also.

I think this would give you better results than just bromelain.

I wish her a speedy recovery.

Kathy

mcpherson.bg@... wrote:

My daughter is going to have major surgery on her jaw this week, and I'm

planning to have her take bromelain beforehand to cut down on swelling (they

also will give her steroids at the hospital). Does anyone have an idea about how

much in advance of the actual operation it would be useful--how long it would

remain in her system? I don't want to waste the stuff by giving it too early

when she has no inflammation as yet.

Gretchen

[Guest guest]

Sharon -- The research I read seems to say it is not really a blood thinner but

unstickys the blood and helps it flow better. Good deal most of the time but

not with surgery when you want some clotting stuff.

Gretchen -- did you get some Arnica, I hope?

Kathy

Sharon Ferris <sharonferris@...> wrote:

Is bromelain a blood thinner?

Sharon (Ontario) Canada

Re: bromelain before surgery

Gretchen

Make sure there are no bleeding problems with bromelain.

The main thing I reccommend is the homeopathic Arnica. It takes care of

bleeding, bruising and swelling without any risks. Start taking right before

surgery, continue with multiple doses per day. As she heals you take less doses

per day as needed.

Vit C and bioflavnoids for healing and swelling also.

I think this would give you better results than just bromelain.

I wish her a speedy recovery.

Kathy

mcpherson.bg@... wrote:

My daughter is going to have major surgery on her jaw this week, and I'm

planning to have her take bromelain beforehand to cut down on swelling (they

also will give her steroids at the hospital). Does anyone have an idea about how

much in advance of the actual operation it would be useful--how long it would

remain in her system? I don't want to waste the stuff by giving it too early

when she has no inflammation as yet.

Gretchen

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Kathy. That is good to know. I am taking it for Carpal Tunnel

Syndrome.

Regards,

Sharon (Ontario) Canada

Re: bromelain before surgery

Gretchen

Make sure there are no bleeding problems with bromelain.

The main thing I reccommend is the homeopathic Arnica. It takes care of

bleeding, bruising and swelling without any risks. Start taking right before

surgery, continue with multiple doses per day. As she heals you take less doses

per day as needed.

Vit C and bioflavnoids for healing and swelling also.

I think this would give you better results than just bromelain.

I wish her a speedy recovery.

Kathy

mcpherson.bg@... wrote:

My daughter is going to have major surgery on her jaw this week, and I'm

planning to have her take bromelain beforehand to cut down on swelling (they

also will give her steroids at the hospital). Does anyone have an idea about how

much in advance of the actual operation it would be useful--how long it would

remain in her system? I don't want to waste the stuff by giving it too early

when she has no inflammation as yet.

Gretchen