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Old 10-26-2006, 11:07 AM #1
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Default Cysts & Epilepsy

I am a new member and was wondering if anyone can help me out. My husband 27 yrs. old and has been experiencing mild to grand mal seizures since the age of twelve. The cause of his seizures is a trauma induced cyst on the rear lower part of his brain (I believe the cerebrum?). We are trying to avoid medication as this badly affects his motor functions and concentration. If anyone has any suggestions on how to shrink the cyst homeopathically it would be of great assistance to us both. Thanx!
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