A local (Ulster County, Hudson Valley, New York State) dog has been cured of Lyme Disease this month exclusively with homeopathic treatment. I have long claimed that treating Lyme disease is relatively safe, simple, and easy for a trained homeopath. This is a classic case with classic symptoms and classic response to homeopathy.
Blaze is a gorgeous, intact, nine month old, male Collie (don't they both look great? And happy!). Debi found an engorged tick (deer tick?) on her floor Wednesday, Feb 8, 2012. He started limping on his right front, with a slightly swollen paw on Friday. He was also mildly lethargic and mildly anorexic, and seemed to be breathing a little faster. He had a fever of 102.3 (normal is 100-102). His very thoughtful owner was willing to wait on conventional treatment for palliation to attempt a true cure by homeopathy.
I took Blaze's case by phone consultation and his treatment was started with Ledum pallustre 30 in multiple aqueous doses. He showed no response, and was slightly worse the next morning with swelling advancing to his carpus (wrist) in his Right front, and the lameness spreading to his left hind as well. Several aquesous doses of Ledum pallustre 200c were given on Saturday. The next afternoon he and his owner attended a local lecture I was giving on how to do a physical exam to your own pets and he was very much improved. He was bright and bouncy! His temperature was down to 101.6. His lameness was reduced, and his energy was great. The original, early symptom of the swelling in the paw was improved.
The following day, Monday, his fever again spiked to 102.3. With continued improvement in his specific and general symptoms this indicated an appropriate immune response to the infective challenge. Treatment was completed with several doses of Ledum pallustre 1M.
Today, 1 week from the onset of illness, Blaze is completely free of his troublesome symptoms. He has had a return of old symptoms that flared up first after vaccines months ago. This is a common pattern of curative response to homeopathy. He has been stimulated to correct his pathology, and once the newest problem had been resolved he started working on older, "deeper set" pathology.
We are now waiting and observing to see if Blaze has had sufficient stimulation to correct the old, unhealthy chemistry (itchy skin, runny eyes, and sneezing - the exact same pattern as right after his second "puppy series" distemper vaccine) without further treatment. In the meantime, he is enjoying life!
This case illustrates several great points. One - Ledum is the classic remedy to start (and often finish) a true Lyme disease case. However, it could have easily been missed if higher potencies had not been tried after the 30c failed. Two - This case illustrates how successfully homeopathy can be practiced by phone consultation. Three - This client was well educated in homeopathic principles and therefore had the courage to sit and wait while her little loved one worked on his issue. Many other dog owners would have succumed to palliating with conventional drugs, which can palliate quite well. Five - Having cured with homeopathy instead of palliated with conventional drugs, Blaze is now healthier than he was just before the tick infected him. He is now cleaning out some dysfunctional chemistry (vaccinosis) he got stuck with after his early vaccines. Lets wish him continued good luck.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Successful Lyme Disease Treatment and Cure by Homeopathy
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Arden and Wonton - Two Canine Seizure Cases, part 9. Arden is near cure!
Arden
This is a very grateful, wiggly Arden, now just 4 years old. We could hardly get her to pose for the photo! Her recheck yesterday was stellar, reporting just one, very mild seizure in the past 10 months. Her pretreatment frequency was every 2-12 weeks! That blur you see under my arm is her tail wagging furiously. She is still calmer, less frenetic than pretreatment and was doing well in general. She is near the end of her healing.
It is exceptional that a patient afflicted to a severe degree with a serious problem like epilepsy, become cured in just three doses of one homeopathic remedy, but it does happen. And, perhaps it has for Arden. Only time will tell.
She was treated for Lyme disease recently by the local, conventional veterinarian she sees for routine matters, after testing positive with the standard Lyme test. It is unlikely she had Lyme disease. Her lameness at the time of the appointment was in a leg with a chronic limp, a cartilage injury I suspect. Note that this test is for antibodies, the stuff we all make after exposure to a noxious thing. Since Arden tested positive years ago she will likely always test positive, even though she likely does not have the disease. In fact, she possible never had the disease. For more information see my article on my website www.holvet.net titled Your Dog Does Not Have Lyme at http://www.holvet.net/lyme.html.
I have given Arden a two part treatment to triage her state. First, she has gotten a homeopathic drug for her lameness. It is actually a remedy made from poison ivy. Few folks know that poison ivy will weaken ligaments and make joints sore in addition to creating the infamous itchiness. As a homeopathic preparation it acts much like a perfected vaccine to stimulate an individual to correct a lameness (or itchiness, etc). The second remedy will be a repeat of her original one, in a higher potency. I am hopeful that it will be her last as it stimulates her to make her corrections permanent and erase all tendencies toward seizures. Keep rooting her on.
This is a very grateful, wiggly Arden, now just 4 years old. We could hardly get her to pose for the photo! Her recheck yesterday was stellar, reporting just one, very mild seizure in the past 10 months. Her pretreatment frequency was every 2-12 weeks! That blur you see under my arm is her tail wagging furiously. She is still calmer, less frenetic than pretreatment and was doing well in general. She is near the end of her healing.
It is exceptional that a patient afflicted to a severe degree with a serious problem like epilepsy, become cured in just three doses of one homeopathic remedy, but it does happen. And, perhaps it has for Arden. Only time will tell.
She was treated for Lyme disease recently by the local, conventional veterinarian she sees for routine matters, after testing positive with the standard Lyme test. It is unlikely she had Lyme disease. Her lameness at the time of the appointment was in a leg with a chronic limp, a cartilage injury I suspect. Note that this test is for antibodies, the stuff we all make after exposure to a noxious thing. Since Arden tested positive years ago she will likely always test positive, even though she likely does not have the disease. In fact, she possible never had the disease. For more information see my article on my website www.holvet.net titled Your Dog Does Not Have Lyme at http://www.holvet.net/lyme.html.
I have given Arden a two part treatment to triage her state. First, she has gotten a homeopathic drug for her lameness. It is actually a remedy made from poison ivy. Few folks know that poison ivy will weaken ligaments and make joints sore in addition to creating the infamous itchiness. As a homeopathic preparation it acts much like a perfected vaccine to stimulate an individual to correct a lameness (or itchiness, etc). The second remedy will be a repeat of her original one, in a higher potency. I am hopeful that it will be her last as it stimulates her to make her corrections permanent and erase all tendencies toward seizures. Keep rooting her on.
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