Skin Overgrowth in Dog 01053 ...USA
The patient was Teddy, the practitioner's service dog, a male Whippet, five years old. Treatment began on 22 Sept. 2013.
Canine patient had an approximately 1 cm. skin growth on right ear flap. The practitioner thought that this was a skin wart or papilloma. Other conditions of the patient are food allergies to gluten grains, corn, soy, and sweeteners. Otherwise the patient is in good health. Practitioner began treatment with:
CC21.8 Herpes…BD
The remedy was dispensed into colloidal silver as the base liquid. Applied to the ear flap, and half a dropper put into a bowl of water. There was no noticeable change after three weeks. The practitioner stopped the remedy for one week completely before starting a new remedy to ascertain the effectiveness of the new remedy. The practitioner gave the dog:
SR301 Mercurius 200C…BD.
This was given in the same way as CC21.8. The growth completely shrivelled up and fell off in two weeks. The practitioner continued to put the remedy into a bowl of water for another month, and gradually tapered off to OW or less.
NOTE: The practitioner has used SR301 Mercurius in the past on various skin growths, and personally has had success. The practitioner feels mercury is akin to a miasm in that it should be used very carefully and should be considered as part of a detox protocol, and also as a possible underlying cause of many chronic conditions. It can have a significant pullout, so caution should be applied. The practitioner feels it should only be used like a miasm treatment on those patients who have no mercury amalgam fillings.