Bloody nose

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>

> I am 4 days away from my surgery.

==>What kind of surgery are you having?

> I have been rigidly following the diet, having Pau d'Arco tea with

cloves twice a day, eating garlic with at least one meal a day, and

have upped my coconut oil to nearly 3 tsp. (record for me). I

started taking Niacin too (no flushing here). My concern is to stay

healthy before and after my surgery.

> But, in the last week the following things have been happening:

> 1. Bloody nose. Pretty much non-stop. When I was a little kid I

> used to get really bad bloody noses that could go on for days.

When I was a preteen I had a bloody nose that lasted months. As an

adult I would get them but not with the frequency that I had when I

was younger. Until last week. Every time I get up I get a head rush

and my nose will start to bleed. Or if I bend over, or blow my nose,

or go out into the cold... you get the picture. I do not know what

to do about it. The doc was already concerned about blood loss

during the surgery.

==>Use salt solutions as snizzles for your nose to increase clotting

and ensure you are having enough ocean sea salt per day. To minimize

bleeding stop taking garlic and cod liver oil until after your

surgery. Ensure you takr the recommended amounts of calcium and

magnesium and that you eat enough protein. Calcium and protein

promotes blood clotting. You should take some Vitamin K temporarily -

take 10 mg twice a day. Hopefully your aren't taking any blood

thinning meds, nor any pain killers, which both contribute to the

blood not clotting.

> 2. I started getting diarrhea. If I don't take the full magnesium

> and digestive aids I will go straight to constipation. There

hasn't been anything in between for almost two weeks now. Should I

be concerned?

==>Diarrhea is the body's way of getting rid of toxins, most of which

will be from candida being killed off at this point in time. You

should try massaging your ileocecal valve like Anita is doing -

search on my site for it; http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com

>

> Also, told doc that I would not be taking anti-biotics. He fought

a bit but agreed to my terms. He did ask if I wanted pain killers.

I wasn't sure so I took the prescription. Will those cause a problem

with candida? I heard it can be pretty a pretty painful recovery

and would probably take them if I could.

==>

> Thanks http://kelleygate.blogspot.com 10 weeks

>

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> ==>What kind of surgery are you having?

Sorry, I should have clarified. I am having laparoscopic surgery to

remove endomitriosis.

> ==>Use salt solutions as snizzles for your nose to increase lotting

> and ensure you are having enough ocean sea salt per day.

I don't know the word snizzles???

To minimize bleeding stop taking garlic and cod liver oil until after

your surgery.

Done. Should I supplement with more or other oils? Should I take

another anti-fungal instead or start taking them again after surgery?

Ensure you takr the recommended amounts of calcium and magnesium and

that you eat enough protein. Calcium and protein promotes blood

clotting.

I will take more calcium. I already take 500-700 mg magnesium. I

have been going over my daily protein recommendations since adding a

third meal a couple of weeks ago.

You should take some Vitamin K temporarily - take 10 mg twice a day.

I will pick some up.

Hopefully your aren't taking any blood thinning meds, nor any pain

killers, which both contribute to the blood not clotting.

No I am not. My doc said not to take any for two weeks before

surgery.

> ==>Diarrhea is the body's way of getting rid of toxins, most of

which will be from candida being killed off at this point in time.

You should try massaging your ileocecal valve like Anita is doing -

search on my site for it; http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com

I did that for a while when it came up last month. It didn't seem to

do much but I will try again.

He did ask if I wanted pain killers. I wasn't sure so I took the

prescription. Will those cause a problem with candida? I heard it

can be pretty a pretty painful recovery and would probably take them

if I could.

???

> ==>

Thanks http://kelleygate.blogspot.com 10 weeks

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Hi, I had two thoughts when you mentioned having bloody noses. One it could

simply be because the weather is cold, dry and your tissues are chapped and

thats the reason for it happening. I get that in cold, dry weather. The other

thing is I had two kids who would get blood noses frequently. They would just

pour with blood flow. I remember reading that a lack of vitamin K increases

blood noses. So I would always remind my kids that they are short on the green

veggies. They being teenagers, were always out eating at fast food places and

forgoing mom's fresh cooked greens and salads. Try including lots of spinach,

kale endive, baby greens, brocolli along with onion and garlic (natural blood

clotting regulaters, I call them.) Also be sure to take your vitamin C- another

tissue strengthener. May even help with the bowels. Good luck with your surgery

and a quick recovery to you! Val

sk <sk07nh@...> wrote: I am 4 days away from my surgery. I have

been rigidly following the

diet, having Pau d'Arco tea with cloves twice a day, eating garlic

with at least one meal a day, and have upped my coconut oil to nearly

3 tsp. (record for me). I started taking Niacin too (no flushing

here). My concern is to stay healthy before and after my surgery.

But, in the last week the following things have been happening:

1. Bloody nose. Pretty much non-stop. When I was a little kid I

used to get really bad bloody noses that could go on for days. When

I was a preteen I had a bloody nose that lasted months. As an adult

I would get them but not with the frequency that I had when I was

younger. Until last week. Every time I get up I get a head rush and

my nose will start to bleed. Or if I bend over, or blow my nose, or

go out into the cold... you get the picture. I do not know what to

do about it. The doc was already concerned about blood loss during

the surgery.

2. I started getting diarrhea. If I don't take the full magnesium

and digestive aids I will go straight to constipation. There hasn't

been anything in between for almost two weeks now. Should I be

concerned?

Also, told doc that I would not be taking anti-biotics. He fought a

bit but agreed to my terms. He did ask if I wanted pain killers. I

wasn't sure so I took the prescription. Will those cause a problem

with candida? I heard it can be pretty a pretty painful recovery and

would probably take them if I could.

Thanks http://kelleygate.blogspot.com 10 weeks

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>

> > ==>What kind of surgery are you having?

> Sorry, I should have clarified. I am having laparoscopic surgery

to remove endomitriosis.

>

> > ==>Use salt solutions as snizzles for your nose to increase

clotting and ensure you are having enough ocean sea salt per day.

> I don't know the word snizzles???

==>Snizzles are in this article:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/sinus4.php

>

==> To minimize bleeding stop taking garlic and cod liver oil until

after your surgery.

> Done. Should I supplement with more or other oils? Should I take

> another anti-fungal instead or start taking them again after

surgery?

==>Yes you can consume oils and fats like butter, lard, etc. Wait

until after you have recovered from your surgery to start on anti-

fungals.

>

==> Ensure you take the recommended amounts of calcium and magnesium

and that you eat enough protein. Calcium and protein promotes blood

> clotting.

> I will take more calcium. I already take 500-700 mg magnesium. I

> have been going over my daily protein recommendations since adding

a third meal a couple of weeks ago.

==>You should be taking 600 mg calcium split into 2 doses daily, not

any more.

>

==> Hopefully your aren't taking any blood thinning meds, nor any

pain killers, which both contribute to the blood not clotting.

> No I am not. My doc said not to take any for two weeks before

> surgery.

==>Do you usually take blood thinning medications?

> He did ask if I wanted pain killers. I wasn't sure so I took the

> prescription. Will those cause a problem with candida? I heard it

> can be pretty a pretty painful recovery and would probably take

them if I could.

==>About pain killers, they are a drug so they are toxic and any

additional toxin will contribute to candida overgrowth. If you can

possibly not take them it would be better - they also thin the

blood. A natural alternative is white willow bark available at the

health store - take according to the directions. Also you can sniff

on a bottle of oil of oregano to help alleviate pain.

Bee

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> 1. Bloody nose. Pretty much non-stop. When I was a little kid I

> used to get really bad bloody noses that could go on for days.

When I was a preteen I had a bloody nose that lasted months. As an

adult I would get them but not with the frequency that I had when I

was younger. Until last week. Every time I get up I get a head rush

and my nose will start to bleed. Or if I bend over, or blow my nose,

or go out into the cold... you get the picture. I do not know what

to do about it. The doc was already concerned about blood loss

during the surgery.

==>, I talked to my sister yesterday - she's a nurse - and she

feels your nose bleeds could be caused by stress particularly because

of your upcoming surgery, and not necessarily because of thin blood.

But we do want to be cautious and not have you taking anything that

could thin your blood.

In order to alleviate your stress it will help you a lot to do deep

breathing exercises on a regular basis before and after your surgery:

Start slowly and build up to 15 to 20 repetitions, in 10 to 15

sessions per day per this article:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/breath1.php

Let me know how it goes.

Luv, Bee

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1. Bloody nose. Pretty much non-stop. >

==>, I talked to my sister yesterday - she's a nurse - and she

> feels your nose bleeds could be caused by stress particularly

because of your upcoming surgery, and not necessarily because of thin

blood.

My DH was thinking the same thing. I have to agree that I have been

pretty stressed out about this. I was nine years old the last time I

was knocked out for surgery. I took an epsom salt bath last night

which was very calming. Then did the salt solution cotton balls and

put vit e in my nostrils. I slept better last night than I did all

week. I even slept in this morning. Just a little bleed this

morning, but better than the past days. I am taking time to relax and

breathe today. DH is taking me to a movie to take my mind off of

things. DH is also going to tell the contractors to not come for a

week, so I will have the day before surgery as well as several days

after without them kicking up dust.

> But we do want to be cautious and not have you taking anything that

> could thin your blood.

I am only eating recommended foods- heavy on beef because I have been

craving it, and will add more spinach and greens as someone

suggested.

Other than that just digestive enzymes, veg probiotic, rec vits. I

plan to pick up Vit K and oil of oregano this afternoon. I have laid

off the garlic and VCO until after surgery and I heal a bit. I will

avoid taking pain killers if at all possible as I know it can make

the bleeding worse.

My new mantra- Just Breathe Thank you so much for caring and

sharing. I really appreciate it. I'll let you know how it goes.

http://kelleygate.blogspot.com 10 weeks 1 day

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I could be wrong, but I thought I read somewhere that

nose bleeds can sometimes be related to low iron. Are

you possibly anemic?

Are you eating lots of red meat which contains iron or

are you just eating things like eggs, poultry, fish

and avoiding red meat for some reason? Sorry if I'm

on the wrong track, just trying to think of something

that could explain what is going on.

Luv,

Debby

San , CA

--- sk <sk07nh@...> wrote:

> 1. Bloody nose. Pretty much non-stop. >

> ==>, I talked to my sister yesterday - she's

> a nurse - and she

> > feels your nose bleeds could be caused by stress

> particularly

> because of your upcoming surgery, and not

> necessarily because of thin

> blood.

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I do have history of anemia. I will bring it up to doc so it can be

checked. I eat all meats, but I have been craving beef for many days

now. Like today I had ground beef, spinach and eggs for breakfast,

leftover ground beef with onions for lunch, and steak tips w/ broccoli

for dinner. I don't take an iron supplement. Fitday says I have been

getting my RDA of iron, plus my water is well water and very rich in

iron on it's own. Still, anything is possible. I will have it checked.

Thanks for the suggestion. http://kelleygate.blogspot.com 10

weeks 1 day

> I could be wrong, but I thought I read somewhere that

> nose bleeds can sometimes be related to low iron. Are

> you possibly anemic?

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I know this might sound stupid, but is it possible this is some kind of

healing reaction? The reason I say this is, something you have

expreienced in the past can occur and at times in an even more intense

manner in order to heal whatever caused it in the first place

(retracing).

I did read you've had problems with nose bleeds as a kid and a teen and

wonder if this is part of retracing/healing.

Just a thought! As I cannot relaly think what you are doing wrong, you

are eating the right foods, so is it simply possible you may have

to " go with the flow " for a while? (excuse the pun)

I realise you can't go on like that, but just wonder how long it may go

on for before things may improve..... I know some people have to get

their nose cortorised, but yours maybe healing...

Anyway, just my two cents worth.

.

(I don't mean if it goe> I do have history of anemia. I will bring it

up to doc so it can be

> checked. I eat all meats, but I have been craving beef for many days

> now. Like today I had ground beef, spinach and eggs for breakfast,

> leftover ground beef with onions for lunch, and steak tips w/

broccoli

> for dinner.

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I started having bloody " noses " always at " that time of the month " out

of the blue, like a year ago. Then they stopped all of a sudden.

Haven't had one for almost a year. Might have something to do with

rising estrogen, that's what was my understanding. No idea why they

came but it was pretty freaky. I was relieved when it stopped.

Hope this helps somehow.

Chris.

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>

> I know this might sound stupid, but is it possible this is some

kind of healing reaction? The reason I say this is, something you

have expreienced in the past can occur and at times in an even more

intense manner in order to heal whatever caused it in the first place

> (retracing).

>

> I did read you've had problems with nose bleeds as a kid and a teen

and wonder if this is part of retracing/healing.

>

> Just a thought! As I cannot relaly think what you are doing wrong,

you are eating the right foods, so is it simply possible you may have

> to " go with the flow " for a while? (excuse the pun)

>

> I realise you can't go on like that, but just wonder how long it

may go on for before things may improve..... I know some people have

to get their nose cortorised, but yours maybe healing...

==>, I believe that bleeding can be healing or retracing of

previous symptoms too. I've been reading a book that discusses

bleeding and how it is very healing, cleansing and isn't something to

be terribly scared of, unless of course it depletes the volume of

blood in the body to a degree that is dangerous. Not that I believe

in " bleeding " like doctors did eons ago. That was totally wrong.

But when the body does it on its own it's not a bad thing. I've

noticed that bleeding in the intestines isn't as horrible as we are

led to believe. For example, if a person has cysts or polyps in

their intestines the question is " what response by the body helps

heal them? " I believe it could involve some bleeding, which isn't

harmful. Blood brought to an area brings more nutrients, along with

other immune system substances that heal.

Just my 2 cents too! LOL!

Bee

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HI Bee, yeah, I thought it might be healing too. " Retracing " old

symptoms, because that lady mentioned how she had problems as a kid

and teen with bleeding noses and I hear how some people re-experience

some of their past illnesses when they are healing, which I thought

might account for why this is happening now and in a more intense

manner.

I can't think what else it could be, because if someone is doing

something right for their body (diet wise), and eliminating the bad,

then surely it's logical that the body is then able to start putting

things right?

I actually hope this is what it is, as that would be a very good

thing! But I can see it's important not to think of everything as

healing symptoms, in case there is something going on that really

does need medical intervention. But I though it might be a

possibility. And after what you said, it seems it could be a very

good possibility.

Thanks for adding your two cents to mine I feel a lot better about

my comments now!

.

> ==>, I believe that bleeding can be healing or retracing of

> previous symptoms too. I've been reading a book that discusses

> bleeding and how it is very healing, cleansing and isn't something

to

> be terribly scared of, unless of course it depletes the volume of

> blood in the body to a degree that is dangerous. > Just my 2 cents

too! LOL!

> Bee

>

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Hi all,

Just a quick update. Still having bloody noses, but nothing like last

week. I have cut out all things suggested, and added Vit K, doing

cotton balls in nostrils each night, temporarily gotten rid of

contractors, and trying to relax and breathe...

Went to have bloodwork done for lap surgery yesterday and they tested

for anemia. Not my problem- Thank goodness! Nurse did suggest to cut

back on Vit E as it is a blood thinner. I like the healing and

retracing concept. It makes sense. The stress is probably part of it

too. I will be happy when tomorrow is over! Thanks to everyone.

http://kelleygate.blogspot.com 10 weeks 3 days

> HI Bee, yeah, I thought it might be healing too. " Retracing " old

> symptoms,

> ==>, I believe that bleeding can be healing or retracing of

> > previous symptoms too.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Since you are craving beef it makes me wonder if there

is something in there you are missing like iron. I

don't think fitday is very accurate since is shows RDA

which may or may not be good information. If you

do/did get it checked out please let us know what you

found out.

Luv,

Debby

San , CA

--- sk <sk07nh@...> wrote:

> I do have history of anemia. I will bring it up to

> doc so it can be

> checked. I eat all meats, but I have been craving

> beef for many days

> now. Like today I had ground beef, spinach and eggs

> for breakfast,

> leftover ground beef with onions for lunch, and

> steak tips w/ broccoli

> for dinner. I don't take an iron supplement.

> Fitday says I have been

> getting my RDA of iron, plus my water is well water

> and very rich in

> iron on it's own. Still, anything is possible. I

> will have it checked.

> Thanks for the suggestion.

> http://kelleygate.blogspot.com 10

> weeks 1 day

>

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I have never seen a person grow or change in a constructive direction when

motivated by guilt, shame and/or hate.

My son Hunter Hudson (10/11/04) http://debbypadilla.0catch.com/hunter/

[Guest guest]

Anybody know about bloody noses?

I had them a couple years ago, and it

has started back up again.......strange !

DedeDelicious ideas to please the pickiest eaters. Watch the video on AOL Living.

[Guest guest]

Anybody know about bloody noses?

I had them a couple years ago, and it

has started back up again.......strange !

DedeDelicious ideas to please the pickiest eaters. Watch the video on AOL Living.

[Guest guest]

LOL Ballerina . .. You've got me channeling !I hope you've seen your doctor! . . . Does it stay sore? . . . Have you tried treating it for a fungal problem? i.e. like Lamisil ointment?Hugs,Rogene

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LOL Ballerina . .. You've got me channeling !I hope you've seen your doctor! . . . Does it stay sore? . . . Have you tried treating it for a fungal problem? i.e. like Lamisil ointment?Hugs,Rogene