Re: possible herina or infection??

April 28, 2005

Some hernias repair themselves. In horses there is a folk remedy but

darn if I can remember it in detail. Try a few horse forums on the web

and ask for remedies for hernias. I know some close on their own but am

not sure how long it takes, more than two weeks.

Betadine ointment mixed with table sugar to the consistency of runny

peanut butter is a fav remedy that we used when breeding horses. It will

thicken over night so make it runny.

This was tested in 500 people against all know topical antbiotics and

was superior to all of them. The American Farrier's Journal site may

reference the article. That is where I learned about it 20years ago. I

have packed dog bites with it after a fight and not been able to find

the hole the next day. One treatment and no infection. It sticks pretty

well too.

DMSO with Colloidal Silver might just penetrate too much and not get a

high enough level, then again it might be good to go deeper. Personally

I would probably use both since I have both around.

Garnet

> Ok I really don't know much abt the use of dmso

> but this is the situation. have a 2 wk old buck that umbilical cord was

> completly dry however it appears to be a hernia as is protruded it also

> seems to be a little infected. The little guys is not sick in anyway but

> does try to scratch at the area. No temp/ eats good and plays Any

> suggestions?

> Sondra

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