is there any natural herb or substance to dissolve blood clot. emergency. my mom just died and I let the hous
Posted by admin on Oct 12, 2009
house go and got a note late last night that my apartment is coming on the morning to inspect..will need to be up all night. My wrist was hurting and I looked and a vein was bulging and purplish.. It is about 1/2 to 3/4 inch across and I am scared it will harm me like make me have a heart attack or something but I can’t leave and go to hospital as I will get kicked out. is it anything to worry about. I took cayenne and put it on there and garlic tincture, Hawthorne, and horse chestnut and butcher’s broom..what should I do to make it go away. Is there a danger of it breaking off and causing a stroke or something or is it nothing. Please help as I am starting to panic..I am worried and yet do not want to get kicked out.
I called a 24 hour nurse line and she said it did not sound like a blood clot as these were not visible. It was huge like a snail sitting on my wrist but purplish.
A little while after I used the cayenne, hawthorne, horse chestnut asnd butcher’s boom, it sunk back down in my wrist
The nuirse thought maybe I brusied it. I have no remembrance of hitting it or pain prior to it started hurting and on looking this bulging arteries was there. I put ion some arnicas. Today (next day) I have a very noticeable bruise about 4 inches by 2 inches on my wrist so I must have done something to hirt it and cause this but I do not remember banging it on anything but I was greatly relieved after talking to the nurse and continue to get my work done,,,a bruise will go away and I am so glad it was not a blood clot My wrist hurts today some too. Thanks for your help
Edit to irvina..I did not know some of the things you suggested but I 100% know cayenne can stop heart attacks in progress as my mom who was on dialysis had 9 heart attacks in the last year with three of them in the 2 weeks till her last killed her about ten day ago.
The dose is 5 dropperfuls
You may want to look in the yellow pages under "hospitals." Some usually have a nurse line to call, and they can give advice on what you should do.
