Re: Q: Infant's Short Leg

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I recently had the blessed opportunity to establish care for a family with a 3 wk old boy who is doing very well, with the exception of a short left leg.

The femur length of the left leg is approx. 2 cm shorter than the right--quite noticeable. The length difference is not related to the hips, but seems to be that left femur just did not grow as much as the right in utero.

Any ideas for encouraging the body to catch that leg up in years to come? Homeo Calc carb came to mind. ANy other ideas?

, NDHealing Heart Natural Health Center, LLP362 NE Clay Ave.Bend, OR 97701(541) 330-0334

From: nina paroo <nparoo@...>Reply- To: Subject: Re: Q: drainage and menses shorteningDate: Thu, 2 Nov 2006 10:09:04 -0800 (PST)

Hi -I have seen changes in menses (similar to what you areseeing) and I don't think it is an issue. her cycleis still regular ( 30 days) and she is still having afair amount of bleeding. I think it s the body tryinngto self regulate- i would watch and wait.Nina Paroo, NDSeattle WAchronic dz--- Chang <lauragchang > wrote:> Hi everyone,> I have a patient (28yo female) who started coming to> me for general wellness and to help with her anxiety> disorder. 5 months into drainage, ribes, and> terrific BTG compliance with seed rotation, her> periods have become shorter the past 2 months. > > Onset of menses at 13yo, with initial irregularity,> but now cycles at 30 days with 2 days of moderate to> heavy bleeding and clots and then 3 days of lighter> bleeding followed by moderate spotting (total 7> days). Now, she is still at 30 days, with the same> 2 days of heavy bleeding and clots and then minimal> spotting for 2 days (total 4 days). > > No other changes in stress, lifestyle, meds, etc. > Before running labs, what do you think about this> pattern? Has anyone else seen this with drainage? > If anything, I've seen a decrease in clots with> patients and drainage... but this patient period> seems to be cutting short all of a sudden. > > Any thoughts on what this means or what could be> happening?> > Thanks,> Chang, ND> > ---------------------------------> Everyone is raving about the all-new .