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Wound on paws in right leg
Wound on paws in right leg. It has been 3 months after getting treated by 3 doctors. It is not recover but has increased. Then 1 more doctor has expressed the possibility of varicose ulcer and after getting test, suggested varicose vein surgery. Please doctor's name and address to get it treated.
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To treat the condition I need proper examination.
But varicose veins are well treated by homoepathy medicine.
But if your condition is more worse then u need to consult with general physician or near by hospital.
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homeopathy can cure varicose ulcer but the present situation is imp. for us for the homeopathy treatment.
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kindly send me the pic den only i can say
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Hello ma'am,
I understand your concern.
But more details about the case are needed.
Surgery can be avoided.
Ayurveda has got a big number of drugs and calssic preparations which acts as a wound healer.
You can start with
* खदिरादी वटी - 2 tablets twice a day.
Contact for more details.
Get well soon...!
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visit general surgeon nearby
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General surgeon near by.
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