Re: was for Scha - Now TONY

[Guest guest]

No, the hydro-flossing I have no problem with. I've been doing

bleach in the mouth and am happy with that.

I'm talking about hydro-pulsing, where you're shooting water through

your sinuses, along with whatever antimicrobial agent you can

tolerate. I've done silver, xylitol, etc. It's just that after a

while, I start feeling like I'm walking around with that feeling

after you've been swimming too long, and it feels like you've got

water stuck in your head. You know what I mean? And my worry with

that is the pseudomonas, which loves wet conditions.

Also, I'd REALLY like to try a tiny amount of bleach in the

hydropulse (similar to pool water) but I don't know how much I could

take before burning the tissue out. I might try a drop or two, and

work my way up, but again, I'm concerned about the whole keeping my

sinsuses wet. Maybe killing the staph, would cause the pseudomonas

to diminish, since it's opportunistic.

Also, I'm wondering if I may have actino in my jaw, which is also

hard to culture. I started a new mouth amx wash which is blue, and

oddly, when I spit, I end up with what appears to be a green algae

looking pond scum in the sink. I was shocked. As you know, in the

past, I could never spit out any pus, but apparently now I can,

because without the blue mouthwash, I'm spitting out yellow.

Sorry for the graphix, but I think you know what I " m getting at.

Apparently actinomyces is also yellow, and salty, and VERY hard to

get rid of.

penny

> > Tony,

> >

> > My concern with nebulizing, and also with hydropulsing, is

whether

> > it's bad to be putting that much moisture up your nose.

Especially

> > if you've got a pseudomonas which loves moisture and is very

> > difficult to kill, even under non-moist conditions. Whenever I

do

> > the hydropulse for any length of time, even though I definitely

> > think it's benefitting me in some ways, I also start feeling

like

> > I'm walking around with water sloshing around in my head.

> >

> > Thoughts?

> >

> > penny

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Penny

Alot of the stuff your attacking is only the surface one tenth of

the infection. So all the adverse effects from scratching around the

surface are sort of not surprising. As your aware the really well

diagnosed cases have some serious head rot.There seems to be that

oppurtunistic aspect of pseudonomads which I'm sure wouldn't be a

huge pain if some of the other organisms are knocked out.The key is

to remove bugs and regenerate the area back to something resemblibg

normal bone and tissue.I feel my infection being generated higher up

in the head as time goes by.

But again I suppose the key would be to determine you can keep

therapy up to the point of constant improvement.

There's also the need for better oxygenation (aka sleep apnea), this

sleep cycle of supporting your lungs can be as important if not more

important than antimicrobial therapy.

So the keys would be-

high salt intake

great drugs -especially choices

sleep apnea support- rather than hyperbarics.

This is I suppose a generalisiation of what I feel needs doing.I'm

very disappointed in some of the drugs choices and long term

therapies that have possably netted very little for the sufferers.I

feel we are very well educated on therapies like the tetracyclines

and adding a penicillin like drug see's far more success than mono

therapy.This is something we have observed over the years.

Barb's therapeutic attempts can't be taken as comfortably for people

with spleens because often in serious septic infections the spleen

is the first organ to go.So what fits Barb doesn't go across the

board so easily.

Just a few cheap observations, my ten cents worth.

> > > Tony,

> > >

> > > My concern with nebulizing, and also with hydropulsing, is

> whether

> > > it's bad to be putting that much moisture up your nose.

> Especially

> > > if you've got a pseudomonas which loves moisture and is very

> > > difficult to kill, even under non-moist conditions. Whenever I

> do

> > > the hydropulse for any length of time, even though I

definitely

> > > think it's benefitting me in some ways, I also start feeling

> like

> > > I'm walking around with water sloshing around in my head.

> > >

> > > Thoughts?

> > >

> > > penny

> > >

> > >