Sorry you're in misery but glad you are going to see the dentist.
If you won't take ibuprofen (why not??? It's good
) Tonight, peel & grate a fresh onion into a jam jar, cover it with brown sugar and put the lid on.
Gather the flourish from 4, in good bloom, meadowsweet tops. This will make enough 'tea' for four doses for three days.....enough time to organise an emergency dental appointment
Pick over and clean up the flourish, lay it out on a sheet of clean paper and keep it somewhere warm & dry. Divide it into twelve portions. Take one portion and put it into a jug with half a cup of hot water. Leave it to sit for up to 20 minutes but while it's still warm is usually enough. Strain and sip.
The onion will create a dark brown syrup, this is anti bacterial. Take two teaspoonsful in between evenly spaced doses of the meadowsweet.
If you can face eating it, you can increase the efficacy of the meadowsweet by eating a feverfew leaf at the same time. If you add four or five chamomile heads too it'll help calm down everything.
I'm not a herbalist, and it's illegal for me to advise you to consume the above as a cure/ relief of symptoms, so I shan't...but I'm alive and my dentist crowned the molar that had been giving me h3ll.
My dad used to use the onion syrup with whisky and milk
, he said it was the *only* way to take it 
Hope you find a dentist.
Cheers,
Toddy
If you won't take ibuprofen (why not??? It's good
) Tonight, peel & grate a fresh onion into a jam jar, cover it with brown sugar and put the lid on. Gather the flourish from 4, in good bloom, meadowsweet tops. This will make enough 'tea' for four doses for three days.....enough time to organise an emergency dental appointment
Pick over and clean up the flourish, lay it out on a sheet of clean paper and keep it somewhere warm & dry. Divide it into twelve portions. Take one portion and put it into a jug with half a cup of hot water. Leave it to sit for up to 20 minutes but while it's still warm is usually enough. Strain and sip.
The onion will create a dark brown syrup, this is anti bacterial. Take two teaspoonsful in between evenly spaced doses of the meadowsweet.
If you can face eating it, you can increase the efficacy of the meadowsweet by eating a feverfew leaf at the same time. If you add four or five chamomile heads too it'll help calm down everything.
I'm not a herbalist, and it's illegal for me to advise you to consume the above as a cure/ relief of symptoms, so I shan't...but I'm alive and my dentist crowned the molar that had been giving me h3ll.
My dad used to use the onion syrup with whisky and milk
, he said it was the *only* way to take it Hope you find a dentist.
Cheers,
Toddy
Never had the need to try it yet though myself!
