Alternates to anti-biotics

S.A.M. said:
Nope. Not garlic. Tooth infection = clove oil; ringworm = crushed garlic [though it can also takes off your skin and burns like the very devil if you're sensitive]
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I'll see if I can find some tomorrow, if I can't get an appointment straight away.

draqon said:
garlic is antibiotic
cranberry juice is antibiotic + antiviral
clove is antibiotic
Grapefruit seed oil is antibiotic (buy them in health stores)
honey is antibiotic
Application of tea tree oil on the skin (which is antibiotic) also helps
Molkosan (derived from whey) to treat a possible fungus infection
Olive leaf extract (both anti-viral and anti-biotic)
Neem (has anti-viral properties)

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How am I supposed to take those things? I'm not swallowing any grape seed oil!
 
neem cream goes on skin (cheek), grapefruit seed extract is used as oil in daily salad you eat, molkosan is mixed in water or drink.

you want to get better? than you better do it Enmos. You don't want to get better? Than sit and do nothing but watch the kitties play.
 
draqon said:
neem cream goes on skin (cheek), grapefruit seed extract is used as oil in daily salad you eat, molkosan is mixed in water or drink.

you want to get better? than you better do it Enmos. You don't want to get better? Than sit and do nothing but watch the kitties play.
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Well, there is another option, you know. I could go to the dentist, like I said before, and have him take care of it. That's is my main plan ;)
But if he's too busy, and I can only get an appointment in a couple of days, I should try to do something about the swelling.
 
S.A.M. said:
Take a clove.

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Hold it over a flame till it catches fire then blow on it so the flame goes off.

Let it cool for a bit then bite down on it and set it in your mouth where the infection is.

If you can get clove oil, then dip a clean bit of cotton in clove oil and put it over the infected tooth for a day. You can switch the clove or cotton if your mouth waters too much and you feel the "taste" lessen
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OMG!!! My mother does that! She always makes sure she has clove oil in her cupboard
 
Enmos said:
Hi Mac, did it ever come back again (I mean after the first time it came back)?
I woke up this morning with a golf ball in my cheek again. And, yep, it's the very same tooth.
I'm going to go for an operation this time. This fucking thing just won't go away.. :mad:
It's starting to hurt now because of the pressure. I look like a.. well, I don't know what I look like, but it ain't pretty
I'm calling the dentist tomorrow..
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omg, i'm never goingg to sleep without brushing my teeth again..this stuff is serious, i want no golf balls in my mouth:(
 
scifes said:
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omg, i'm never goingg to sleep without brushing my teeth again..this stuff is serious, i want no golf balls in my mouth:(
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In that case, let me tell you something else.
I went to the dentist last Friday (March 5). They referred me to.. I believe it's called the oral and maxillofacial surgeon in English (it's called 'kaakchirurg' in Dutch which literally means 'jaw surgeon') to remove the infection from my jaw.
I went there last Monday. Before I saw the surgeon they made a 3d ultrasound of my head (well, the lower part of it).
Then I was called into the operating room. First they injected two syringes of anesthetic into my mouth, one into the soft tissue (which didn't hurt) and one right into the bone (which hurt a lot).
Then I had to wait 10 minutes or so for the anesthetic set in properly.
After that they folded a cloth over my eyes and made a cut across my gums. Then they started boring straight into the bone. Up to this point it didn't hurt. It felt a bit unpleasant but the anesthetic was doing it's job.
But then, as he told me later, he discovered that the infection ran a bit deeper than he had anticipated. So that had to be removed too. And that bit of my 'jaw' (it was really halfway up my nose at this point) was NOT anesthetized! Or at least not properly because it hurt like freaking hell. They were still boring away at my bones and I could feel all of it. I almost blacked out because of the horrible pain. And I'm not exaggerating either.
They gave me painkillers but they hardly helped. The next day the pain was mostly gone, although it still hurts a bit now.
The thing is, from looking at the 3d ultrasound (I think it was an ultrasound, but I can't be sure. It looked like a rontgen though) the surgeon could tell that I had an even larger infection on the other side of my upper jaw.
I guess it's dormant or something. Anyway, that has to come out as well :bawl:
I have to go back there next month. I am scared shitless.

By the way, both infections were caused by the dentist I had years back. The molars are both dead now and they died shortly after that dentist filled them. The stuff he filled the molars with (not sure what the English name is) was too close to the nerves and so they died (which was kind of painful, but nothing compared to what I went through last Monday).
It's not bad hygiene on my part. I do anything within my power to care for my teeth the best I can. I guess I just inherited week teeth from my parents.
Nonetheless, you should definitely stick to that resolution.
 
hey guess what guys, this never happened to me. Know why? Because I eat good healthy food rich with natural antibiotic and antiviral properties.
 
draqon said:
hey guess what guys, this never happened to me. Know why? Because I eat good healthy food rich with natural antibiotic and antiviral properties.
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Take a hike, Draqon.
Maybe it will still happen to you. Let's hope.
 
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mhmmm it feels good to have a clean body without cysts, all because I exercise and eat healthy food but most importantly antibiotic and antiviral foods.
 
Enmos said:
In that case, let me tell you something else.
I went to the dentist last Friday (March 5). They referred me to.. I believe it's called the oral and maxillofacial surgeon in English (it's called 'kaakchirurg' in Dutch which literally means 'jaw surgeon') to remove the infection from my jaw.
I went there last Monday. Before I saw the surgeon they made a 3d ultrasound of my head (well, the lower part of it).
Then I was called into the operating room. First they injected two syringes of anesthetic into my mouth, one into the soft tissue (which didn't hurt) and one right into the bone (which hurt a lot).
Then I had to wait 10 minutes or so for the anesthetic set in properly.
After that they folded a cloth over my eyes and made a cut across my gums. Then they started boring straight into the bone. Up to this point it didn't hurt. It felt a bit unpleasant but the anesthetic was doing it's job.
But then, as he told me later, he discovered that the infection ran a bit deeper than he had anticipated. So that had to be removed too. And that bit of my 'jaw' (it was really halfway up my nose at this point) was NOT anesthetized! Or at least not properly because it hurt like freaking hell. They were still boring away at my bones and I could feel all of it. I almost blacked out because of the horrible pain. And I'm not exaggerating either.
They gave me painkillers but they hardly helped. The next day the pain was mostly gone, although it still hurts a bit now.
The thing is, from looking at the 3d ultrasound (I think it was an ultrasound, but I can't be sure. It looked like a rontgen though) the surgeon could tell that I had an even larger infection on the other side of my upper jaw.
I guess it's dormant or something. Anyway, that has to come out as well :bawl:
I have to go back there next month. I am scared shitless.

By the way, both infections were caused by the dentist I had years back. The molars are both dead now and they died shortly after that dentist filled them. The stuff he filled the molars with (not sure what the English name is) was too close to the nerves and so they died (which was kind of painful, but nothing compared to what I went through last Monday).
It's not bad hygiene on my part. I do anything within my power to care for my teeth the best I can. I guess I just inherited week teeth from my parents.
Nonetheless, you should definitely stick to that resolution.
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oh man that is one of the grossest and most painful things i've heard in my life... i think mainly because it's real..man...

but then you said it's not because of your personal hygene but because some dentist left some stuff buried in your teeth??

this whole thing sounds like medival torture more than anything else..in a high tech chair and high tech tools in the 20-th century...
 
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