This nasty thing grew on my leg within a fews hours while I as in Portland, therefore I couldn't really rush myself to an affordable walk in clinic. I was very worried. Best case scenario, bug bite I was negatively reacting to. Worse case scenario, staph infection. I didn't assume staph because I am a hypochondriac. I just didn't rule it out because I had just spent 2 days at Great Wolf Lodge around a lot of different half naked people and kids.
This picture wasn't even as bad as it got, plus it looked worse in person. It just kept getting redder and spreading. It also hurt a lot, like a bruise. My knee even started to have some pain.
I decided to go with worse case scenario and that is ok because the oils cannot hurt you unlike western medicine.
My treatment:
I began with lavendar the first night to cool it and I asked my mentor what oils to use assuming it was staph.
The next day I started on this regimend...
3 drops oregono
3 drops onguard (which is now being used in some hospitals to kill MRSA because its very effective)
3 drops melaluca
In a capsule, 3/X a day for 30 days. The oregono needs to be done 10 days on, 10 days off. Therefore, day 10-20 will be only onguard and melaluca.
3 drops oregono
3 drops onguard (which is now being used in some hospitals to kill MRSA because its very effective)
3 drops melaluca
Dilute with coconut oil and apply on location until infection is gone.
36 hours later:
ALL GONE :D. And the wounds are healing. I am a very happy girl. I HATE things on my skin.
Just for good measure, I did go and visit my dermotologist when I got back and showed him the picture. He said more than likely it was a bug bite that I had an allergic reaction too, but even if it was staph I killed it.
I will continue on the oral regimand for the 30 days just to be safe, but that mixture will also help with my black mold toxicity so all this infection did was jump start that protical. I will keep you posted.
Side note: While I was in Woodsboro, OR shopping at an amazing outlet mall, I saw this advertisement. It made me laugh and I like Columbia so I thought I would share :).
