Guest guest Posted March 31, 2006 Report Posted March 31, 2006 I have treated a male patient in his late 50's for a year now with drainage therapy to address his osteoarthritis in his hands (primarily) as well as a "fuzzy" feeling in his head, which makes him tired and unable to think; he also has hypercholesteremia;; he is very compliant with BTG's, usually anyways, and has made great inprovement with the fuzzy feeling, associated with hypoglycemia; haven't checked the lipids yet, but will soon. the arthritic pain has overall been better, with fluctuations in between; last visit he reported a major flare-up and was understandibly upset; his fuzzy spells got worse than ever as well; after questioning more in depth it turned out that he had not done COP's last month and we were using unda 48, 13 and 34; after this length of doing drainage, BTG's and gemmos...am I to expect flare-ups like this still or am I going wrong with my treatment? could going deeper into degeneration and liver numbers without COP's cause this flare-up? that's how I explained it to him anyways he does have a history of solvent, mercury and other metal exposure; should I address these directly with specific detox/chelation measures? or just keep going? Quote
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