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Good day Nlander's



Last year December, my senior colleague at work complained that her leg is always itchy and discovered she had a not too visible injury on that leg. Currently the situation has gotten worse as the injury is expanding and contains pus.


She is currently at UCH ibadan and the doctors there are suggesting amputation. The family is so devastated right now and are seeking for alternative means.

NB: she is diabetic.

Terry44:
Good day Nlander's



Last year December, my senior colleague at work complained that her leg is always itchy and discovered she had a not too visible injury on that leg. Currently the situation has gotten worse as the injury is expanding and contains pus.


She is currently at UCH ibadan and the doctors there are suggesting amputation. The family is so devastated right now and are seeking for alternative means.

NB: she is diabetic.

Send me an email to adamslaseio@gmail.com . Currently treating a similar situation with massive improvement. I would like to see a picture of her wound via email. I am a Ghanaian alternative medicine practitioner and I treat this all the time

Terry44:
Good day Nlander's



Last year December, my senior colleague at work complained that her leg is always itchy and discovered she had a not too visible injury on that leg. Currently the situation has gotten worse as the injury is expanding and contains pus.


She is currently at UCH ibadan and the doctors there are suggesting amputation. The family is so devastated right now and are seeking for alternative means.

NB: she is diabetic.

Oh, no. Had a strong feeling she's diabetic before scrolling to where you put it.
Has she not been taking her insulin shots regularly?

Terry44:
Good day Nlander's



Last year December, my senior colleague at work complained that her leg is always itchy and discovered she had a not too visible injury on that leg. Currently the situation has gotten worse as the injury is expanding and contains pus.


She is currently at UCH ibadan and the doctors there are suggesting amputation. The family is so devastated right now and are seeking for alternative means.

NB: she is diabetic.

If any one can tell you how to avoid amputation please ask for explanation.

It is general knowledge that the reasons for a nonhealing wound is insufficient blood supply to the area in this case.

Low blood flow means insufficient oxygen and nutrients going to the tissues. When tissues suffer from insufficient blood flow the cells begin to die.

Using 100% oxygen in the hospital will have no significant effect because it has no deep penetration. Already there will be swelling in that limb. The swelling will further compromise the flow of blood. This situation is a vicious cycle and her doctors would definitely suggest amputation. The only thing to break the cycle is hbot.
Hyperbaric oxygen (hbot) has a penetrating effect because it is given under high pressure.
Hyperbaric oxygen dissolves in the blood cells and plasma and other body fluids. High oxygen concentration in the plasma enables oxygen to reach every part of the tissues irrespective of damages to small blood vessels caused by diabetes.
It will be a different matter if there are dead bones.
HBOT is the best alternative that can be added to the treatment to avoid amputation.

To find more knowledge search: hbot and amputation.
We are HBOT PROVIDERS in Port Harcourt.

Terry44:
Good day Nlander's



Last year December, my senior colleague at work complained that her leg is always itchy and discovered she had a not too visible injury on that leg. Currently the situation has gotten worse as the injury is expanding and contains pus.


She is currently at UCH ibadan and the doctors there are suggesting amputation. The family is so devastated right now and are seeking for alternative means.

NB: she is diabetic.

What caused the injury?