Collapsed Lung and Thoracotomy Wound

10th July 2007

I used both the small colour lamp and the large lamp for about 10 years. Favour the colour lamp.

For my husband:

Dec 2006

My husband had the flu which must have developed pneumonia. The doctor did not give any medication but sent him to the hospital where 1 and a half litres were drained from the lung.

Jan 2007

4 days in hospital and 1 and a half litres drained from the lung again. No medication.
Medical opinion: cancer in the lung - if not asbestosis.
During this time I used red on the lamp and gave him colloidal silver

Feb 2007

Thoracotomy A.P.C
No sign of cancer, asbestosis or TB
But drained off a lot of thick fluid - he had a collapsed lung which was inflated again.
Still no antibiotic courses, but the wound was clean and not as painful as the other patients.

After 7 days in the hospital, he returned straight to work (cared for the wound with the red lamp). As well as healing, the lamp gave him the energy for all he had to do and helped him when he came home exhausted.
No complications. The wound healed in record time.
Otherwise, he should have convalescence for 2 weeks before returning to work.

Marlene