I will strongly confirm the advice below. The one time in my life to
be severely ill and hospitalized, I neglected to get competent medical
advice about a chronic "chest cold" I just could not shake. (My
fault: I was using a "deodorized" garlic that contains no allicin: no
wonder I was not getting better!)
Bottom line: in some instances, a competent medical diagnosis can
save your life. This may prove particularly true this winter, if
avian flu become epidemic or pandemic. I have read that very early use
of anti-viral medicines can put an end to it. Can CS? I just flat
out do not know and doubt that anyone else does either.
JBB
On Friday, Oct 15, 2004, at 00:42 Asia/Tokyo, C. Hatzfeld wrote:
One note of caution: last year my husband was ill, thought it was a
cold,
went on for weeks, turned out it was bronchitis, although there was NO
cough
involved. Recently, his sister was in the hospital with chest pains,
they
couldn't figure out what was wrong with her. A few days after they
sent her
home they figured out she had pneumonia. It is worthwhile to go to the
doctor to get correct diagnosis.
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