HERB - Natural Induction
Union County Historical Society and Heritage Museum
uchs at dixie-net.com
Thu Aug 10 11:31:24 PDT 2000
Lynette,
I need an answer ( or a miracle) I had a hysterectomy almost three months
ago. The doctor took everything, including my ovaries. He left town and
forgot to give me a perscription for hormones and that was okay because I
had no serious symptons for a couple of weeks. But started having a few
hot flashes and got an estrogen (soy) patch. Had it on a couple of days and
started having panic attacks. Have tried four other kinds of estrogen in
differing doses - have everything from panic attacks to ears ringing and
headaches and heart palpitations. I also have tried herbal remedies - all
the soy and red clover, dhea, etc. Is there a formula - is there something
that will help me. The texture of my hair has changed to very fine and
getting wispy. I have stronger hot flashes and I am so achy - forgetful.
Is there any hope for me? I can't seem to take what other women take. The
reason I had the hysterectomy was extremely large fibriods and the doc said
that my ovaries were covered with cysts - I am 45 but not ready to bo old.
Help, please. Jill
-----Original Message-----
From: Lynette <lklc at prodigy.net>
To: herbalist at ansteorra.org <herbalist at ansteorra.org>
Date: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 6:33 PM
Subject: Re: HERB - Natural Induction
>Walking does help speed labor along. If it is Braxton Hicks it will stop
>with walking. That is a common way that hospitals use to tell the
>difference. As far as the drugs go. I have witnessed Mom's with and
>without drugs. The level of pain is different for each person. Some
>claimed to be quite comfortable without them. I would suggest that you
make
>your decision early if you plan to use drugs. Because if you wait too late
>in the labor process you will not be able to take them. The bad part of
>this is if you wait till the point of no return to say you want it and you
>don't get it then the pain gets worse from there. I'd suggest you leave
>open the possibility of drugs and make this fact know early even it you
>think you want to avoid them all together. At least this way you will be
>offered them early and warned that your last chance may be coming quickly.
>What ever you choose good luck we are all rooting for you.
>I don't see an issue with breast feeding after all this is supposed to be
>the middle ages and an enlightened one at that. If garb is a real problem
>throw a light blanket over your shoulder to feed. You can start the baby
in
>privacy then join you group once he's latched on.
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "antoinetteb" <antoinetteb at mail.ev1.net>
>To: <herbalist at ansteorra.org>
>Sent: Monday, August 07, 2000 11:20 AM
>Subject: Re: HERB - Natural Induction
>
>
>> Christina,
>>
>> First of all, congratulations on your upcoming event. I asked the same
>question regarding inducing of an herbalist friend of mine and she
suggested
>letting nature take its course. Walking does seem to help, not
neccessarily
>causing it to happen , but helping once it starts. There are teas that can
>be made using contraction inducing herbs, but I would still check with your
>OB first. As for relieving childbirth pain, USE THE DRUGS!!! I had a
10lb
>4oz baby and was happy to have medical science (based on herbal science I'm
>sure) at my disposal. Regarding breastfeeding at events, as far as I know,
>most people don't have a problem with it and there are certainly ways to be
>discreet about it. I have breastfed at many events including a Collegium
>class and had no problems other than causing the instructor to lose his
>train of thought. I can only speak for my kingdom (Ansteorra), but have
>seen breastfeeders in at least three other kingdoms. My best wishes for
you
>and your b!
>> ab!
>> y.
>>
>> Lady Antoinetee
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> ---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
>> From: "Christina L. Nordloh" <octas at mmcable.com>
>> Reply-To: herbalist at ansteorra.org
>> Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2000 05:03:16 -0400
>>
>> >I was wondering, now that my baby is due, what are some of the herbs or
>herbal
>> >combinations I can research in order to do a natural induction? Around
>here a
>> >pitocin induction is rather popular - in fact from what my doctor tells
>me only
>> >approximatly 10% of deliveries are not induced. He also mentioned that
>only
>> >about 2% of deliveries choose natural childbirth as opposed to drug
>induced.
>> >Just so that you'll have a little more information about my status (so
>there
>> >aren't any worries) I am in my 40th week of pregnancy, I have had NO
>> >complications, I am allready dialated to a 2, 50% effaced, and the baby
>is
>> >allready engaged. I have been having braxton hicks contractions for
>three
>> >weeks now, and am quite ready to have this child. I am planning on
>having this
>> >child naturally, well as natural as you can at the hospital. I am also
>> >planning on breast feeding after the child is born for at least 6
>months - a
>> >year preferably. the other question I had was what are the regulations
>about
>> >breast feeding at events, feasts, etc?
>> >
>> >Thank you
>> >
>> >Christina N.
>> >
>>
>>==========================================================================
=
>=
>> >Go to http://lists.ansteorra.org/lists.html to perform mailing list
>tasks.
>> >
>>
>===========================================================================
=
>> Go to http://lists.ansteorra.org/lists.html to perform mailing list
tasks.
>
>===========================================================================
=
>Go to http://lists.ansteorra.org/lists.html to perform mailing list tasks.
>
============================================================================
Go to http://lists.ansteorra.org/lists.html to perform mailing list tasks.
More information about the Herbalist
mailing list