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Inflamed colon and neck of bladder

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6 years 6 months ago #123 by Janis currie
Inflamed colon and neck of bladder was created by Janis currie
Hi Alison
One of my dogs (Husky) 9yrs young, has inflammation of large intestine (descending) and chronic inflammation in neck of bladder.
I established this with meridians, watching and working with her over time.
I confirmed this at a vet when I had to take her due to lack of appetite. (she loves food..haha). Vet diagnosed billary and she was treated and recovered quickly.
I got her scanned as I knew things were happening within and wanted confirmation.

I work with homeopathic remedies and herbs, and give her your kali phos, nat phos and ferrum phos.
She is fed a raw diet (prey model diet).
The basis of her issues are due to stress (moving provinces and just new environment and stresses), so emotional issues.
Symptoms/ signs: discomfort after eating, bloating, IBS signs present with stools changing btw loose to firmish, discomfort ± 2am (this is adrenal time), dripping urine (I put a nappy on her) and discharge (yeasty), discomfort early morning during stomach and spleen time.
I do understand a deficiency of mineral (trace minerals) will create issues within the body, but I'm jumping from one sign (treating one symptom) then jump to another; maybe you can see with fresh eyes.

Is there any other salts I should give her to assist healing? Or should I increase the dosage?
Thank you so much for your assistance and apology for the long story.

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6 years 6 months ago #126 by Alison Effting
Replied by Alison Effting on topic Inflamed colon and neck of bladder
Hi Janis

Thank you for your long story :)

I think it sounds as though she could do with Kali Mur and Kali Sulph in terms of the chronic inflammation and discharge you describe. The leaky urine part of it is usually a Calc Fluor deficiency. Discomfort is most often related to a need for Mag Phos . There could be a need for Calc Sulph as well, to cleanse and strengthen the cell membranes. Astro-physiologically it covers bladder and large intestine, especially the lower portion of the descending colon and rectum.

I find the Pure Synergy helpful for supporting all of the organs of elimination if you want to cover Calc Sulph, Nat Phos, Kali Sulph. The Silicea is always good for healing connective tissue. The Nat Sulph helps the liver and lymphatics eliminate toxins; this is an excellent blend.

You could add those in individually to give at appropriate times since you work with the meridian hours and once it resolves, support her maintenance with Pure Synergy , Rescue Synergy and Arthro Synergy combinations that will cover most of these requirements.

Alternately, add the Synergy blends to what you're doing now, and then phase out the individual ones by decreasing the amount or frequency as she hopefully improves.

Best wishes,
Alison

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