Coincidentally, I attempted to help my daughter with an infection at
the same place; the infection behind the right ear was becoming
chronic, and despite wonderful results with EIS with conjunctivitis and
other infections, it was very difficult to keep that particular area
covered with EIS.
I did not attempt to make a salve, which might have worked.
It was also difficult to ensure that "the patient" pulled the ear back
to expose the infected area; it was painful to do so. This may be the
main cause of the failure. Spraying EIS on a bandage might have
worked, but it would have been a bit difficult to keep in place.
A corticosteroidal cream prescribed by a trusted MD cleared up the
infection rapidly. It was easy to apply and to keep on the infected
area.
Infections above the neck can be very risky; don't let the problem go
on for long. I am in favor of whatever works, but in this case
liquid, sprayed-on EIS was not effective.
On Sunday, Jul 17, 2005, at 09:31 Asia/Tokyo, maryle...@aol.com wrote:
Does using colloidal copper together with colloidal silver work
synergistically to heal chronic wounds?
For the last 10 days I have been using Colloidal silver to treat
chronic wounds from cosmetic surgery in Sept. '04; the wounds are
behind my ears. Up until now (and despite weeks of antibiotics), the
wounds have not healed due to a staph infection. Now the colloidal
silver is dealing with that and finally some progress is being made.
Nevertheless, where the ear attaches to the head, there is still quite
an opening. I have recently read of people using a combination of
colloidal silver and colloidal copper to heal wounds. I would really
appreciate hearing whether any of the silver-list community knows of
success using that combination.
Thank you so much for your help.
Maryleigh
