... That's not a nice thing to say about your Wife ![bigwhistle][bigsad][biggrin][biggrin][biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
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... That's not a nice thing to say about your Wife ![bigwhistle][bigsad][biggrin][biggrin][biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
I've actually had a kidney stone and it was so painful I threw up a few times, the nurses said it is pro'ly the closest a man will get to the childbirth experience. I was very lucky though as it dissolved and didn't need any intervention, just spent 3 days in hospital. I don't remember my surgeon saying there was any correlation between hydration and likelihood of stones forming. My doctor did say he'd seen a few cases of older men being given calcium tablets by their wives who were taking them for bone density and then the husband ends up with a calcium stone!Quote:
Originally Posted by SBD4
I am an expert in kidney stones.My best effort was 14 in in one night after I had been discharged from hospital where they had failed in removing them. I take a diuretic to keep my kidneys flushed now
I,too, have had kidney stones. One so big I had to go under to have it removed. Pain was undescribable. So was the after surgery discomfort. Then 2 weeks later, removal of the stent placed from the urethra to the right kidney, to keep the passageway clear, so the pieces of the stone could be passed. It was about 18 inches long, and looked like a looooong coil spring. That hurt too but nothing like the initial pain. I now can sort of feel when a stone might be starting to irritate the kidney, and I drink heaps of water to assist passing. It REALLY HURTS!
Isn't that what beer is for? [tonguewink]Quote:
Originally Posted by jx2mad
Apple cider vinegar (pure with the mother (I get mine from the stock feeds))
My old man had some stones that needed surgery to remove, being the stubborn old codger that he is kept putting it off
I told him to drink ACV, add a tablespoon to a glass of water and drink every day
He put 200ml into a 1.25litre bottle and filled up with water and drank daily
He went for a flu jab six months later and doctor scanned for the stones and couldn’t believe they were gone (he couldn’t believe the ACV was the cure either)
Also helped with his gout, arthritis and eczema
He has reduced the amount to the tablespoon a day and hasn’t had any ailments since (over 3 years)
I’ve had eczema on my hands since 14 years old
Tried all the creams and potions prescribed by the doctors to no avail
ACV fixed it
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Such a shame I got rid of the D1. [bigsad]
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Originally Posted by V8Ian
Why, did it have Kidney Stones too?
Yes, have heard this before. Gotta get the stuff wot includes the 'Mother' - furry stuff on the bottom.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gav 110
Have had a few stones, nearly carked it last year when a laser - removal went pear shaped as my BP fell onto the floor below.... and a few days in ICU recovering from Sepsis. (Kills one Aussie every 105 minutes....) Got another in there, biding it's time... Most likely a drilling rig rather than the Rota-Rooter / lightsabre.
Yep, only time my pain has received ANY empathy from Nurses....[bigsad]
DO NOT POST THIS ON TWITTER, OR FIDDLEFACE.... YOU WILL BE DISCIPLINED !!! ('cos it's agin Allopathic medical SCIENCE...)
Hmm on second thoughts, maybe not, - but replace ACV with HCQ or IVM and I don't like you chances !!!
LockedIn may not like you either (NPI) But good news is.... if you want to finally be free of the above, just sing their praises for treating Fauci Flu..... and they'll kick you right off and never bother you again !
The ACV from the stock feeders (animal feed only, not for human consumption) is the one I getQuote:
Originally Posted by superquag
It’s a hell of a lot cheaper than the “organic” unpasteurised bottles at the supermarket
Especially when you get the 20litre drums[emoji1531]
(I give it to the animals as well)
It also makes for good salad dressing [emoji12]
