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Breast Lumps

This is concerning a friend of mine.
She has breast lumps.
Very tender, bainful breasts when touched or brushed.
30 years old. Good weight (not over or under weight). Blonde hair, blue eyes
Normal, monthly menses.
Very dry vaginal area, enjoys sex emotionally but hard to enjoy physically because of dryness causing irritation.
Was molested (raped) by uncled as a child.
Very out spoken person, very social, not shy, funny and fun to be around. Very truthful, speaks her mind.
Mother of three, youngest is 4 1/2 years old. Nursed all her babies for at least 6 months. All vaginal births.
Hope you can help find her a remedy. Thanks.

homeofive on 2005-03-02

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Try Conium-200 two time a day.

kuldeep last decade

Make sure she DOESN'T drink coffee!

Astra2012 last decade

Yes all stimulants must be cut, ie. Coffie, Alcohol, Smoking etc. etc.

kuldeep last decade

Is that Conium Mac 200c? Because I have that at home and would love to give it to her to try. Thanks.
Once only?
Once a day?
How should she take it?
Thanks.

homeofive last decade

Get Comium Mac 200C and put one dose in a bottle of drinking water. Sip all day. If you drink it "down" at once, it is only ONE dose.

(This method is courtesy Sabra and a good one)

kuldeep last decade

I suggest the MASTOR 7CH remedy for her.

donnely last decade

Hi donnely

I have been following your threads.

You suggest very odd names,mostly, never heard of
.
Are they homeopathic medicines, and if so, can you pl. tell us where to find the literature regarding them?

Murthy

bandarbabu2000 last decade

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