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jarob24

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Head Injury & Sebaceous Cyst /loss of Libido Posted: 05-25-04 05:15am


my hubbie was in an rta last year and suffered massive diffuse brain injury amongst other injuries. He has recovered phenomonally well, however, he is now suffering from recurring sebaceous cysts. Why? Is it possibly because his brain is healing in stages and the endocrine system has gone haywire? He also has zero libido - connected? He had terrible acne a few months after the accident but it has calmed down a bit now. I am considering giving him sulphur homepathic remedy which may help. Anyone got experience in this field? I would be very grateful. Cheers jenni

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