Comments for MacKinven http://mackinven.com Sat, 14 Jan 2012 01:59:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Sebaceous Cyst Treatment – How to Treat an Infected Sebaceous Cyst at Home by Joyce M. Simmerman http://mackinven.com/sebaceous-cyst-treatment-how-to-treat-an-infected-sebaceous-cyst-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-302 Joyce M. Simmerman Sat, 14 Jan 2012 01:59:29 +0000 http://mackinven.com/?p=233#comment-302 In the above article I posted pictures of a huge 1 piece cyst removal done on my husband's shoulder after 2 1/2 days placing Mother of Vinegar biofilm (aka "MOV"), over it as a drawing and healing aid. Last year he'de had 2 break open where I used combinations of MOV, "SCOBIES" from Kombucha, some dmso and diatomaceous earth on the outside edges. Those took much longer to "extract". We were quite surprised how easily and painlessly this one in the pics came out .. I went to change the Telfa pad and to put on a new MOV skin over it and when I drew it back, the whole inside of the cyst came with it. I've been applying MOVs since now for a couple days and it is closing up and healing. To see the pics go to: http://recipesandremedials.wikidot.com/article:36 For pictures and explanations on how to make your own MOV producing vinegars, go to http://recipesandremedials.wikidot.com/article:30 . You can follow links in there to other fermentation links by others. Hoping this will inspire some of you to keep on persevering with the removal of those cysts. Oh, I do believe the MOV will take care of the MRSA also, based on our experiences and the approval our Dr. gave to the whole process last year, telling me I should "patent it", (although since it is an ancient remedy, it is not patentable). In the above article I posted pictures of a huge 1 piece cyst removal done on my husband’s shoulder after 2 1/2 days placing Mother of Vinegar biofilm (aka “MOV”), over it as a drawing and healing aid. Last year he’de had 2 break open where I used combinations of MOV, “SCOBIES” from Kombucha, some dmso and diatomaceous earth on the outside edges. Those took much longer to “extract”. We were quite surprised how easily and painlessly this one in the pics came out .. I went to change the Telfa pad and to put on a new MOV skin over it and when I drew it back, the whole inside of the cyst came with it. I’ve been applying MOVs since now for a couple days and it is closing up and healing. To see the pics go to: http://recipesandremedials.wikidot.com/article:36

For pictures and explanations on how to make your own MOV producing vinegars, go to http://recipesandremedials.wikidot.com/article:30 . You can follow links in there to other fermentation links by others.

Hoping this will inspire some of you to keep on persevering with the removal of those cysts. Oh, I do believe the MOV will take care of the MRSA also, based on our experiences and the approval our Dr. gave to the whole process last year, telling me I should “patent it”, (although since it is an ancient remedy, it is not patentable).

]]> Comment on Sebaceous Cyst Treatment – How to Treat an Infected Sebaceous Cyst at Home by emma portugal http://mackinven.com/sebaceous-cyst-treatment-how-to-treat-an-infected-sebaceous-cyst-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-301 emma portugal Sat, 07 Jan 2012 11:43:00 +0000 http://mackinven.com/?p=233#comment-301 My god that is the grossest story I've ever read on any blog ever. And yet, horribly compelling. It's a good angle... keep us posted on any more revolting physical ailments, I think it works for you. But I also liked the WORST THAI FOOD EVER comment, funny. Bring on the stories of Portugal! My god that is the grossest story I’ve ever read on any blog ever. And yet, horribly compelling. It’s a good angle… keep us posted on any more revolting physical ailments, I think it works for you. But I also liked the WORST THAI FOOD EVER comment, funny. Bring on the stories of Portugal!

]]> Comment on Sebaceous Cyst Treatment – How to Treat an Infected Sebaceous Cyst at Home by Terry http://mackinven.com/sebaceous-cyst-treatment-how-to-treat-an-infected-sebaceous-cyst-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-300 Terry Tue, 27 Dec 2011 17:35:01 +0000 http://mackinven.com/?p=233#comment-300 Can you do all this if there's no head on the cyst? I have one on my back shoulder area that's infected but there is no head on it. I really don't want to try and prick it because it could make things worse. I've been applying heat on it and it brings it down but then it just flares up again. I don't have any insurance so I REALLY want to avoid a doctor trip. Can you do all this if there’s no head on the cyst? I have one on my back shoulder area that’s infected but there is no head on it. I really don’t want to try and prick it because it could make things worse. I’ve been applying heat on it and it brings it down but then it just flares up again. I don’t have any insurance so I REALLY want to avoid a doctor trip.

]]> Comment on Sebaceous Cyst Treatment – How to Treat an Infected Sebaceous Cyst at Home by bill http://mackinven.com/sebaceous-cyst-treatment-how-to-treat-an-infected-sebaceous-cyst-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-299 bill Thu, 22 Dec 2011 23:42:17 +0000 http://mackinven.com/?p=233#comment-299 i too have had an infected cyst on my back.it has been 6 weeks since it erupted and oozed out pus,there is a hole in my back now like a keyhole,which is being dressed daily with a seaweed dressing,not healing very fast though. i too have had an infected cyst on my back.it has been 6 weeks since it erupted and oozed out pus,there is a hole in my back now like a keyhole,which is being dressed daily with a seaweed dressing,not healing very fast though.

]]> Comment on Sebaceous Cyst Treatment – How to Treat an Infected Sebaceous Cyst at Home by Tigersbbfan http://mackinven.com/sebaceous-cyst-treatment-how-to-treat-an-infected-sebaceous-cyst-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-298 Tigersbbfan Sun, 18 Dec 2011 05:09:53 +0000 http://mackinven.com/?p=233#comment-298 Thank you so much for sharing your story. I was diagnosed with a sebaceous cyst in my breast over a year ago. I was told that it would eventually go away with no treatment needed. While on visiting family out of town, the lump started to get red and sore. I went to a dermatologist yesterday (Friday) and they told me that it is so bad that it needs to come out but refused to treat me bc I am traveling back home on Sunday, and apparently I am too much of a liability to them. They did give me antibiotics and pain pills (extremely painful) and I have an appointment Tuesday with a dermatologist back home. I pray that everything is ok. I really appreciate your story, bc I have been unsuccessful in locating any information regarding what I have. Your first picture shows what mine looks like right now. Glad you are well! Thank you so much for sharing your story. I was diagnosed with a sebaceous cyst in my breast over a year ago. I was told that it would eventually go away with no treatment needed. While on visiting family out of town, the lump started to get red and sore. I went to a dermatologist yesterday (Friday) and they told me that it is so bad that it needs to come out but refused to treat me bc I am traveling back home on Sunday, and apparently I am too much of a liability to them. They did give me antibiotics and pain pills (extremely painful) and I have an appointment Tuesday with a dermatologist back home. I pray that everything is ok. I really appreciate your story, bc I have been unsuccessful in locating any information regarding what I have. Your first picture shows what mine looks like right now. Glad you are well!

]]> Comment on Getting Thinner in Romania by admin http://mackinven.com/getting-thinner-in-romania/comment-page-1/#comment-289 admin Sun, 27 Nov 2011 09:27:03 +0000 http://mackinven.com/?p=307#comment-289 Thanks man. You should head over! I'll be getting a pad setup in Portugal soon. Thanks man. You should head over! I’ll be getting a pad setup in Portugal soon.

]]> Comment on Getting Thinner in Romania by Will http://mackinven.com/getting-thinner-in-romania/comment-page-1/#comment-288 Will Sun, 27 Nov 2011 08:56:16 +0000 http://mackinven.com/?p=307#comment-288 Looking good Lach!!! Man your lucky being over there, would love to go to Lex's wedding! Looking good Lach!!! Man your lucky being over there, would love to go to Lex’s wedding!

]]> Comment on Sebaceous Cyst Treatment – How to Treat an Infected Sebaceous Cyst at Home by S Banerjee http://mackinven.com/sebaceous-cyst-treatment-how-to-treat-an-infected-sebaceous-cyst-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-279 S Banerjee Fri, 04 Nov 2011 09:29:22 +0000 http://mackinven.com/?p=233#comment-279 Very informed to read your story. Right now I am going through the same stage of a horrible swollen and ripe cyst on the back. It is very painful and gives me sleepless nights with fever. i am taking an anti inflamatory + paracetamol along with anti-biotics. Doctors are saying that with the current conditions the cyst cannot be operated. The Cyst has swollen to become a ball of 5inch diameter. lately a white sticky fluid alongwith some blood is oozing out in little quantities. Is this a good sign ? Very informed to read your story. Right now I am going through the same stage of a horrible swollen and ripe cyst on the back. It is very painful and gives me sleepless nights with fever. i am taking an anti inflamatory + paracetamol along with anti-biotics. Doctors are saying that with the current conditions the cyst cannot be operated. The Cyst has swollen to become a ball of 5inch diameter.
lately a white sticky fluid alongwith some blood is oozing out in little quantities. Is this a good sign ?

]]> Comment on Sebaceous Cyst Treatment – How to Treat an Infected Sebaceous Cyst at Home by e franks http://mackinven.com/sebaceous-cyst-treatment-how-to-treat-an-infected-sebaceous-cyst-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-268 e franks Wed, 07 Sep 2011 04:09:39 +0000 http://mackinven.com/?p=233#comment-268 Thank you for posting this I to have a cyst on my back and It recently became infected .I also was on vaca and it became sore you are right the drawing cream if a wonder drug it is completely gross but thank goodness is going down I fill better knowing another also uses home healing as well as my self thanks for the great infoe! Thank you for posting this I to have a cyst on my back and It recently became infected .I also was on vaca and it became sore you are right the drawing cream if a wonder drug it is completely gross but thank goodness is going down I fill better knowing another also uses home healing as well as my self thanks for the great infoe!

]]> Comment on Sebaceous Cyst Treatment – How to Treat an Infected Sebaceous Cyst at Home by K.Nicol http://mackinven.com/sebaceous-cyst-treatment-how-to-treat-an-infected-sebaceous-cyst-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-262 K.Nicol Wed, 29 Jun 2011 04:12:06 +0000 http://mackinven.com/?p=233#comment-262 I feel your pain. About 5-6 years ago, I too had a cyst on my back become infected. It was about the size of a pea for many years, then grew to almost a golf ball size, and extremely painful. It had a few small white heads on it, but was too painful for me to even think about "popping" it myself, so the doctor lanced it. It oozed junk for a few weeks, and I too made a full recovery, smooth back, and not even a scar.... Now the bad news. 2 years later, the cyst came back. Again, it was the size of a pea for another 2 years or so. It started getting painful and looked a little red, so I went to the doctor and they put me on antibiotics. I was on those for 10 days, and the cyst tripled in size during that time. After the 10 days I went back to the doctor (Urgent Care), and the put me on another dose of antibiotics, and said they could not lance the cyst because I have an HMO and I'd have to go to my primary physician. Well my primary takes almost 2 weeks to get into. So I took the antibiotics for another 2 days and then decided to lance it myself. I could tell that it was almost forming a white head to be lanced, so with some rubbing alcohol and a razor blade, I gave it a little slice. Some white junk came out and some blood. I know it's going to take a while to get the whole thing down again, so I'm going to look into getting that ichthammol stuff to help it along. The doctor did tell me that these cyst can come back after lancing them and the infection going away...so my recommendation is to get the cyst surgically removed if it does ever come back. I feel your pain. About 5-6 years ago, I too had a cyst on my back become infected. It was about the size of a pea for many years, then grew to almost a golf ball size, and extremely painful. It had a few small white heads on it, but was too painful for me to even think about “popping” it myself, so the doctor lanced it.
It oozed junk for a few weeks, and I too made a full recovery, smooth back, and not even a scar….
Now the bad news.
2 years later, the cyst came back. Again, it was the size of a pea for another 2 years or so. It started getting painful and looked a little red, so I went to the doctor and they put me on antibiotics. I was on those for 10 days, and the cyst tripled in size during that time. After the 10 days I went back to the doctor (Urgent Care), and the put me on another dose of antibiotics, and said they could not lance the cyst because I have an HMO and I’d have to go to my primary physician. Well my primary takes almost 2 weeks to get into. So I took the antibiotics for another 2 days and then decided to lance it myself. I could tell that it was almost forming a white head to be lanced, so with some rubbing alcohol and a razor blade, I gave it a little slice. Some white junk came out and some blood. I know it’s going to take a while to get the whole thing down again, so I’m going to look into getting that ichthammol stuff to help it along. The doctor did tell me that these cyst can come back after lancing them and the infection going away…so my recommendation is to get the cyst surgically removed if it does ever come back.

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