I was diagnosed with b.c. in the summer of 1995. In July 1997 my homoepathic practitioner started me on subcutaneous injections of Iscador, one every other day. The injections are classified in varying strengths, series A through G, and I was started on A through D. Each series would consist of 10 ampoules, and I would rotate the series. After a few months, I was doing E, F and G only. I found that G injections would cause redness, heat, and swelling in the area of injection (about 2 inches in dia.), so my practitioner suggested resting for a week after the G injections until the reaction had subsided, then only doing G's once a week. That pattern has changed a few times since then. I no longer have any reaction to my once-weekly G injection, and I've dropped the E's and now do 2 weeks of F 3 times a week, skip one week, do one G only, then start over. I get the Iscador from an anthroposophic pharmacy, in Sacramento, California, at a cost, currently, of $3.70 per ampoule. As the years roll by, the pattern of frequency of injections may vary, according to the state of my immune system, but I expect I shall be 'doing' Iscador for the rest of my life. B. Remember we are NOT Doctors and have NO medical training. This site is like an Encylopedia - there are many pages, many links on many topics. Support our work with any size DONATION - see left side of any page - for how to donate. You can help raise awareness of CAM.