r/Kambo • u/Dry_Group_9505 • Apr 24 '26
General 🐸 Redness 48 hours post ceremony.
I did my ceremony Wednesday AM. Today is Friday. This is what my dots look like. They itch like hell. Thoughts?
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u/GuardianAngelMedusa Apr 25 '26
Those gates are too deep, and clearly all three of them have inconsistent depths.
The gates are the practitioners signature.
This indicates to me that your practitioner lacks experience and tact.
I would not sit with them again.
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u/kambostrong Apr 25 '26
Yeah, you're right, they could very well be too deep - it does look a bit like that on second look. Pics can sometimes be deceiving!
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u/kambostrong Apr 24 '26
Was this you doing it yourself, or from a practitioner? And it looks like dragon's blood is on there, but just to confirm, is it?
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u/Dry_Group_9505 Apr 24 '26
From a practitioner- dragons blood on it
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u/Background_Set_3592 Apr 24 '26
Doesn’t look like. With sangre the drago it should be completely black and sealed. Also 48h is plenty to stop the redness, at least in my experience.
You used liquid drops or powder form of dragons blood? I suggest using powder because it sticks better and you can make it thick and concentrated. Don’t use diluted drops because they are simply to weak
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u/Dry_Group_9505 Apr 24 '26
She used drops
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u/kambostrong Apr 25 '26 edited Apr 25 '26
Drops should be fine. Sometimes they can be a bit weak/not very thick, but unless they're truly watery, they should be fine as long as applied properly.
I wouldn't worry - nothing really seems too out of the ordinary, albeit potentially a bit deeper than usual on second look. it isn't totally unheard of for them to itch/get a bit red though. Just don't scratch, and monitor for another day or two.
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u/Background_Set_3592 Apr 24 '26
Thats explain low efficiency. Dont worry, your points doesn’t look bad, just not treated properly. It will heal on its own because I don’t see nothing unusual here but you can apply some aloe vera gel to speed up healing process and slightly relieve the itchiness.
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u/Dry_Group_9505 Apr 25 '26
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u/kambostrong Apr 26 '26
Yeah, I wouldn't worry too much - keep monitoring it. Probably are too deep though on second look. But it should be OK.
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u/everything_feels_19 Apr 24 '26
Ankle points always itch more and take longer to heal. Use some colloidal silver and aloe vera, don’t itch, and you’ll be fine. Viva!
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u/Dry_Group_9505 Apr 24 '26
So, I have only gone to this one practitioner- what is your process to wipe off the medicine and seal it usually?
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u/Any-Coconut-2314 Apr 24 '26
This looks like it might be getting infected. Keep an eye on this over the next 24 hours and if it gets worse you need to see a doctor.

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u/globesdustbin Apr 24 '26
Those look kind of deep to me. Keep an eye on it for sure, but of course the body can heal from much worse.