Ruptured Eardrum Treated with CDS and DMSO

Eardrum – ruptured, treated with CDS and DMSO.

My eardrum had burst twice in three months.

Both times I was able to accelerate healing with CDS and DMSO.

Since I was aware of the effects after the first incident had been healed, I started treatment immediately for the second incident.

In the first case, the eardrum was badly damaged. I started using [the treatment] slowly after a few days because I had read that no liquid should get into the inner ear, not even ear drops.

The red-yellow discharge had lasted for over a week, and it took about ten to fourteen days for the skin to heal.

It had taken a long time for the pressure in the inner ear to subside.

In the second case, hearing was reduced to about 90% due to the damage, there was little blood and only some yellow waxy fluid.

However, this time I started the treatment about four hours after the injury.

To prevent inflammation and speed healing, I decided to use CDS with DMSO in the damaged ear, [including] the inner ear.

I made a mixture of water, CDS, and DMSO.

To do this, I mixed about 6 ml of water, 1 ml of CDS, and a drop or two of DMSO.

I took up three ml of it with a pipette and let it run into the ear, [letting it] soak in for about five to fifteen minutes, and then let it run out without rinsing.

I spread the rest of the mixture liberally around the ear with an extra drop of DMSO.

I did that twice a day.

On the first evening I had only little pain this time, which I relate to the DMSO.

After a day, the yellow liquid disappeared; after about five days the skin was closed; after about a week the pressure went away; and after ten days I could hear well again.

I didn’t use any other medication for the second incident.