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peony
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 Posted - 08/28/2006 : 06:27:19
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First, I'd like to report that my alleged GERD, which I had for years and complained about on this board a few weeks ago, has almost disappeared. When symptoms recur, there's an obvious emotional component. This happened after I followed your various posts, studied Sarno, quit all medication and supplements and gradually stopped obsessing about my symptoms and diet. So thank you all.
Now for something else on which I'd like your opinion: Over the years I've had what seems to me an abnormal number of abscessed teeth. Two back teeth were extracted and root canals were done on others. Now two dentists have told me I have to have a FRONT tooth extracted. Horrors! This tooth had a root canal decades ago. Apparently the x-rays show an infection, and early this summer there was a flare-up in which I had severe pain and my face blew up like a balloon. I got better only after a course of penicillin.
Sarno suggests that immune-system problems can be TMS-related. I wonder whether all are, and whether TMS work could stave off the surgery that's scheduled for next month. TennisTom has talked about a healed ulcer. Can viruses and bacteria be laid to rest, too? I should perhaps mention that I'm otherwise strong and healthy. I think. |
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art
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Posted - 08/28/2006 : 07:17:32
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peony,
I'm no doctor, but my suspicion is that localized infections like that are not treatable by mind/body work...On the other hand, I think I read that periodontal disease might be worsened by stress..
Be interested in hearing from others...
Incidentally, I almost got out of surgery once by mixing up a paste of hydrogen peroxide and baking soda and applying it under the gum line...It really helped, but unfortunately I had too much bone loss so I had to have the surgery anyway |
Edited by - art on 08/28/2006 07:18:07 |
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Susie
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Posted - 08/28/2006 : 07:42:27
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| From what I remember in school, peoples saliva can be a cause for the creation of tarter which ,of course, causes tooth decay. My sister has to have her teeth cleaned every 3 months and has a tremendous amount of tarter buildup. She has had alot of gum and bone problems because of this. She has great oral hygiene. I just don't get tarter. Infections of the tooth are very localized and therefore,I'm guessing,are not a reflection of the immune system. |
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teeth infection
