My friend has had an IUD (intra-uterine-device) for 1 1/2 years. During her last cervical smear, her doctor noticed that it had disappeared. Possibly deeper past the cervix into the uterus. Her options are:
1) Have a scan to see if it is still there.
2) Let the doctor use a probe to pull it out (if it is there).
3) Go to the hospital to have it surgically removed.

What she would like to know is:
1) Is there a remedy to help her body expel foreign objects.
2) What others think would be the best option.
3) A remedy to make the surgery(if it is the best option) less traumatic and help her body to recover from such an invasive procedure.

[This message has been edited by cjd (edited 02 August 2000).]

Silica may expell the IUD. Take Silica 200 one dose and hope for the best!!

See people...this is another plus for a VASCETOMY!

(sorry cjd - this IS a scary thing!)

I am with you dolci! I would vote for a vasectomy any day of the week!!!!!

If the silica doesn't do the job try Tigers eye 30c 1 three times a day for 3 days.

That remedy is not in my rep?? Please tell us about it.

Tigers eye is one of the new remedies proved through meditation and published in Prometheus. It is very related to the sacral chakra and indicated where the sacral area has been misused eg hysterectomy,IUDs etc.

Could you explain further...does one meditate on an image of a tiger's eye diluted in water, or does one consume a diluted tiger eye vibration on a sugar coated pill and then meditate? Sounds groovy....

My advice is to disregard the Prometheus provings.
I took part in a "meditative proving" and got a direct image of the substance that was under proving which seemed rather exciting given that it was a blind trial. However, the "proving" group found no useful or definite information as to the clinical usefulness of that substance. It was vague and speculative, quite unlike a traditional proving.
I have looked at an issue of Prometheus and found the information to be without practical application - a New Age satire on the science of homoeopathy.
As for the tigers eye, I think it is a gemstone.

When conventional provings are done and then compared with meditative provings it is surprising how similar they are!!!!