Re: Digest Number 1898

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In a message dated 6/27/01 6:11:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

Sandy

I, too, used to deal wih cold sores. I find that taking l-Lysine

regularly and officinalis tincture daily has held the cold sores at

bay except when I am under extreme stress, etc. Then an outbreak is very

mild and responds withing 24 hours to topical officinalis essential

oil.

Hope this helps

MJH

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Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2001 01:46:05 EDT

From: sandytor@...

Subject: RE: Need Assistance With Kutapressin

From: Sandy Torenko <sandytor@a>

Hi Guys,

Recently, seems at least two months or more, I told you about having a

celation treatment in Dallas which caused me to have a hypertensive crisis.

I screamed for 5 hours in hideous pain, and I was slightly paralyzed from

the

waist down, not being able to bend my legs. The next day, I woke up with a

case of herpes on my face which has been just another one of those coping

nightmares. It gradually became part of me, and spread from my lips to my

checks, to my forehead, eyebrows, down to my eyelids, and all around the

upper part of my eye.

I became quite neurotic as I could amuse myself moving the virus around my

face spending much time in front of the mirror with my nasty new growths.

I've taken Valtrex the whole time, and unfortunately I forgot the best old

time remedy BHT. That is a chemical compound never approved by the FDA. At

one time it was used as a food preservative. Since I've been using that, it

has cleared up quite a bit, but it still lingers like a leech.

While on the subject, if you don't know this remedy, buttermilk is also very

helpful and in most cases gets rid of herpes right away, if you do it soon

enough. Just swish it around frequently and spit it out. Unfortunately for

me, I didn't remember about this until a month or so later so it didn't

work,

but I still got some and just splashed it all over my face.

Recently, I ran across a paper on kutapressin as therapy for a wide variety

of dermatologic conditions, Herpes being one. So I got a prescription from

my Dr. here

and he instructed me that when it came in, to take it to his office, and

they

would

give me my first shot. By the way, the pharmacy didn't tell me until today

that the

Dr. needed to mess with the insurance co. on this one so I impatiently paid

the $175.00. But my Dr. is on vacation anyway. I told my Dr. here that I

would have my other Dr. give me my first shot but my appointment isn't till

Friday. Since I made the decision to just take it tonight I was wondering

if

anyone has taken this drug. Are there any side effects that I should be

nervous about? Do I need to worry about having a hypertensive crisis? I

would appreciate any input you might have as I'm

not particularly knowledgeable about the drug.

Thank you for an appreciated reply if one comes my way,

Sandy

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>>>I gave copies to all my doctors, but whether or not they read it or not I

don't know. I also have 3x5 cheat cards for myself to remember all my

questions and concerns. I feel like I'm back in college half the time.

Doctor appointments, a necessary evil.<<<

I feel blessed to have a pediatrician like mine. We have vaccinated to date

since he's was Dx after all the shots were given. We are due for some

boosters this summer. I saw my ped yesterday and told him that I did not

want to give Sammy his boosters; that I'd rather check the titers. He was in

complete agreement and will order the bloodwork for me to do that. He said

when he wnet to med school, kids didn't get boosters until they were 12!

That's one less battle for me. The sad thing is, we are moving this summer

and will need to find new doctors but he said he would help me locate one.

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