Does anyone know any alternative/natural treatments for Syringomyelia?!
Question:
Does anyone know any alternative/natural treatments for Syringomyelia?
http://goldbamboo.com/topic-t1770-a1-6sy... read up on the condition, I have it and am only 21, been putting u with it and ifghting it since I was 16, it was caused by a tumour, anyone knowing of any treatments that help would be really appreciated. I do occasional osteopathy, does anyone really think that helps them?
Answers:
Wow, what a fighter. I don't know of any treatments to help the problem, but I can suggest a few oils for treating the pain and headaches, as well as the depression that chronic conditions tend to cause.
Staring with the tingling and loss of sensation:
5 drops of Rosemary essential oil, 5 drops of lemon, 5 drops of peppermint.
Dilute this in 4 tablespoons of grape or sesame oil (because these oils are very light) and have it massaged over the affected parts.
If kept in a cool, dark place in a glass bottle, it will keep for about a month.
Pain management:
3 drops Eucalyptus peppermint oil, 3 Chamomile, 3 French Lavender. Add to 2 tablespoons of clay or aloe gel, and rub on the painful areas as needed.
For Headaches or migranes, try these oils in a diffuser, or put in the far corner of a hot, steamy shower and sit in the room for 15 minutes.
5 Chamomile, 5 French Lavender, 3 Rosemary, 5 grapefruit, 3 Peppermint.
Bottle it tight in a glass bottle with a dropper, and use a few drops in the shower or diffuser. Do not put yourself in the hot water if you have loss of sensitivity!
For anxiety, stress, and general depression:
5 Geranium, 5 Bergamont, 2 French Lavender, 2 Lemon
Bottle with a dropper, rub a drop onto your wrists to get the pick me up for several hours.
You can buy the separate oils or have them mixed for you and then shipped here:
http://www.essentialoils.org/
To buy them mixed, send an e-mail to the company describing exactly what you need. Their products are the highest quality you can get, and they carry diffusers and extra bottles.
Good luck with your condition! You're a trooper.