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I have 8 stitches on the outside and more on the inside. I had a cyst removed from my leg. I thought it was small but it ended up being pretty large. I was put on a strong antibiotic. I have had one seizure that would not stop so I had to take Nazalym. And 2 small ones. I contacted my doctor and the nurse said to stop taking it.
Earlier this year, I had a small cyst on my abdomen. I found that putting apple cider on it will make it dry up and go away. That is what I did and - it dried up and no problem. My doctor was stunned that I didn't opt for the operation. It really hurt as it was around my bra area.
That sounds like a really stressful experience — dealing with a larger-than-expected procedure and then having seizures on top of it is a lot to handle. Stopping the antibiotic was the right call, and it's good you reached out to your doctor quickly.
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I remember hearing years ago that there were food cures - and that is true. You just have to find out what they are. I heard that eating asparagus is supposed to help you with cancer - I never tried that one. And if you have variose veins, just apply apple cider to them and rub in - they slowly dry up. Everything takes time but it works.
I had a few seizures last time I was on antibiotics, but they couldn’t prove that’s what caused them so I had to finish all 2 weeks off the antibiotics and had more seizures. They still say they can’t prove anything
1) I’m glad your cyst was taken care of. 2) in my personal experience, if I have to take an antibiotic or strong antifungal medication, I just prepare to have a seizure….i know it’s coming, just don’t know when. So I put every other seizure precaution in place to make the seizure smaller and safer. That means laying low, and usually I end up having less seizures. Hope you can find your balance
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