Re: Patty N Friends

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Sandy,

I think there is some confusion....We are talking about two different

things here.

I do not have a medical condition called " water retention " when I do

enemas, nor does my belly blow up. Yes, I retain the water, but only

for the purposes of the enema. I do not have a problem with water

retention afterwards.

I think the Water retention that Dr. Blais was talking about was a

kidney elimination problem that needs medical attention, and that was

why he told you to see a doctor. My point was that if you had the

medical condition that Dr. Blais is talking about, your recent surgery

would have had to take that into consideration. If it had been a

problem, you would have known about it, and enemas would actually make

it worse to the point of needing hospitalization.

Patty

>

> I thought all bellys blew up when doing enemas

> I know mine does

>

> When the water is going in

> I watch my belly pretruding outward

>

> Wouldn't your belly do that anyway ???

> My theighs are very swelled as my knees are also

>

> I am only doing anti-fungals from my seroma surgery

> I am very weak...

>

> Tell me what other supplements should I be taking ???

>

> I'm having extreme back pain inbetween my shoulders

> to the degree I am walking a little bent over at times

>

> The pain started about two weeks before getting

> my seroma surgically removed

>

> Sandy~

>

>

> Sandy,

> When you do enemas, do you have a sudden bloating or puffiness?

>

> If you had water retention, I would think you would see an immediate

> change in your condition after that.

>

> I have a friend who did a package of colonics (several back to back)

> and she ended up with severe water retention that put her in the

hospital.

>

> I believe your doctor would have discovered this condition at your

> last surgery...did he say this was a concern for you?

>

> Patty

>