The lunar calendar is based on the centuries-old knowledge of the ancients about the laws of the movement of the Moon across the sky. It is older than the Julian or Gregorian calendars, older than the calendars of many extinct civilizations.
It has been proven that the female body “lives” in accordance with the lunar calendar; periods of activity and calm alternate rhythmically. Health issues (and not only women’s) have always been important in human life. But, unfortunately, we don’t always feel our body and understand when to sound the alarm.
The phase of the Moon depends on the latitude and longitude of the region in which a person lives.
If you do need surgery, it is worth synchronizing its date with the lunar calendar. But there are vital exceptions to this rule.
If the situation is not an emergency, you can check the lunar calendar for operations and set a date.
This calendar is compiled by astrologers for the coming year, annually.
If you want to know which moon is better for surgery , then you will find the answer to this question in this article.
How to use it correctly?
The first column contains information about the day of the month and day of the week. The second is about the phase of the moon and the lunar day. As for the third, it indicates the zodiac sign in which the Moon will be located. The fourth column tells about moonrises and sunsets. The last column describes information about the favorable period. You need to look in more detail at the 4 characters from the last column. They indicate the following periods of the Moon:
- [+] favorable period of the Moon;
- [?] not favorable;
- [±] neutral.
Important to remember! Any lunar calendar is not a panacea! It is only advisory in nature. When making important life decisions, rely first of all on yourself, then on family, friends and specialists, only then choose the right day with us!
The influence of the moon on surgical operations
For surgical operations of any kind, except urgent ones, one rule applies: the closer the period to the Full Moon and New Moon, the less favorable it is. Important: The most unfavorable days are Full Moon, New Moon, solar and lunar eclipses. These days a person has poor blood clotting. The surgery will result in bleeding, complications, and unsightly scarring. On the days of solar and lunar eclipses, a person’s consciousness may even change for a moment. Ordinary people may not notice this fact, but for a doctor this can be fraught with consequences. After all, when performing an operation, it is important that the doctor has a clear head and skillful hands. It is advisable to avoid operations when the Moon is out of course. Try not to fall under the surgeon's knife on days of lunar and solar eclipses. Avoid unfavorable lunar days. Also, you should not have surgery on your birthday, the day before or after it. But remember the most important thing: “The main thing is without fanaticism.” If the doctor prescribes an urgent operation, and its day falls on an unfavorable date according to the Moon, agree anyway. Indeed, in this case, the risk of loss of health will be much higher than the risk of possible complications. If your inner intuition tells you that you don’t need to have surgery even on the day that is considered favorable according to the Moon, then refuse. The lunar calendar will help only in combination with common sense, human intuition, and doctor’s advice. Remember this!
The third rule of astromedicine
Avoid surgery during periods when the Moon is in unstable (mutable) signs:
- Sagittarius,
- Pisces,
- Virgo,
- Gemini.
These signs are fickle, changeable, and difficult to predict. Predicting the final outcome of a matter that begins under the influence of a mutable sign is a thankless task. And if investing money is fraught with financial losses, then surgical intervention can result in loss of health.
Moon phases
There are 8 phases of the moon in total:
- New moon. This is the period of the rising, but not visible, Moon in the sky.
- Young Moon. It can be seen in the sky as a thin rounded stripe.
- First quarter. The simplest explanation is 50/50.
- Waxing Moon. More than 50% of the foreseeable part of the month is on the horizon.
- Full moon. A period that requires no explanation.
- Waning moon. The period from the Full Moon to 50% of the visible part of the month.
- Last quarter. Approximately half of the waning moon.
- Aging Moon. The period before completely disappearing from the sky.
Moon phase influence
Many doctors even study lunar calendars and prescribe surgeries for their patients on appropriate days based on the advice of astrologers. For all types of operations, it is important that the doctor has a clear head and skillful hands.
- The closer to the Full Moon, the more difficult it is for a person to undergo surgery. These days, the blood does not clot well, which will interfere with the rapid healing of the suture. Therefore, it is better to carry out operations on the waning moon.
- Unsightly scars, bleeding, and complications may appear if operations are performed on the Full Moon, New Moon, or during solar and lunar eclipses.
- It has long been proven that during solar and lunar eclipses a person’s consciousness can change for a second. People do not notice this, and for the doctor this fact can lead to undesirable consequences, especially if he performs the operation under a microscope or using an endoscope.
- Ask your doctor to schedule a day for surgery during the waning moon phase. This will help to carry out surgery without blood loss, infection and other complications.
Lunar calendar: the best day for operations
JULY 2020
The most successful days for operations
: 9, 10, 16 (after 08:20), 17
Valid days for operations
: 11 (after 08:10), 14, 15
Plastic surgeries and injections in the head area
: 16 (after 08:20), 17
Extremely bad days for operations
: 2-8, 13, 19, 20, 27
MARS
: in the sign of Aries.
In July we will experience another eclipse of the summer season - a lunar eclipse,
which will take place on the full moon
on July 5, 2020
.
After this, the eclipse corridor will end, but it is still better not to choose a few more days for operations (July 2-8, 2020
are unlucky days for surgery).
Mercury is expected to be retrograde this month until July 12, 2020
.
Mercury will negatively aspect Mars on July 8 and 27, 2020
, so it is especially unfavorable to sign up for surgery on these days.
16 and 17 July 2020 may be suitable for plastic surgery
with the Moon in the neutral sign Gemini.
These days it is dangerous to perform any operations in the lungs or arms. But plastic surgery
in the area of the abdomen, hips and buttocks is quite acceptable.
This month, Mars will be in a strong sign for him, Aries, in which he will linger longer than usual due to retrograde movement
red planet, which will begin on
September 10, 2020
.
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AUGUST 2020
The most successful days for operations
: 5, 6, 8, 14 (until 14:20), 15, 17
Valid days for operations
: 7 (until 15:30), 10
Plastic surgeries and injections in the head area
: 14 (until 14:20), 15, 17
Extremely bad days for operations
: 3, 4, 11-13, 18, 19, 24, 25
MARS
: in the sign of Aries.
This month there will also be quite a lot of days when it is permissible to perform operations, and almost all of these days will be successful
, not neutral.
However, be careful and do not choose high-risk days. For example, the days when Mars becomes in unfavorable aspects with planets in Capricorn: August 3, 4, 13, and 24, 2021,
are the most stressful in this sense.
Plastic surgery on the face and head area is permitted on August 14, 15 and 17, 2020
However, it is better not to operate on the chest and abdomen
on August 15, 2020
, when the Moon is in the sign of
Cancer
.
You shouldn't have plastic surgery August 7, 2020
, when Venus will be very weakened by a change of sign.
Also, unfavorable aspects of Venus warn you to avoid plastic surgery on August 25 and 30, 2020
, as well as on all
days unfavorable for surgery.
This month you can perform operations in the abdominal cavity, intestines, kidneys and bladder, genitals, liver, legs, joints and tendons and some other organs (see Moon signs).
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SEPTEMBER 2020
The most successful days for operations
: No.
Valid days for operations
: No.
Plastic surgeries and injections in the head area
: No.
Extremely bad days for operations
: 2-14, 16, 17, 24, 29
MARS
: in the sign of Aries. Retrograde from September 10, 2021.
This month is extremely undesirable to use for surgical intervention in general due to the fact that Mars will practically stop its movement
for a week, and then will move retrograde.
Static Mars is especially undesirable for operations, and this month, September 6-14, 2020
, falls precisely on the waning phase of the Moon. As a result, almost all days of this period will have to be excluded.
If you still have to have an operation and cannot wait at least for the next month, then choose a day that is not indicated as extremely unlucky.
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Unfavorable days
In the presented calendar (times indicated for the city of Moscow) all these basic rules are taken into account. Often this is enough to avoid falling into extremely unfavorable periods for operations and harming yourself. It is clear that it is not always possible to choose the day for the operation (there are also urgent cases), but if such an opportunity does arise, use it. Bad days are indicated in the table in red and white.
When to have surgery in November 2021?
Important: Schedule the day of the operation according to the Moon when it is in its waning phase. This will help the body quickly recover after surgery, and the damaged organ will be able to recover without infection or other complications. Remember: The lunar calendar was created for those cases when a person has the opportunity to choose the date of the operation. If you need to carry out surgery immediately, then you should trust modern medicine and the doctor’s experience. After all, a person’s life and health at this moment—here and now—depends on this. In addition, the success of the operation will be influenced by the zodiac signs through which the Moon passes in its movement. You can see this dependence in the pictures below. Every person once a year or two turns to doctors for help. This could be a routine medical examination or a sudden illness that led to an appointment with specialists. A person may need surgery for special indications. Doctors can perform such manipulations on both young and elderly patients. After all, there is no age for diseases. People trust experienced doctors and hope only for the best. If you also take into account the advice of astrologers and perform surgical manipulations according to the Moon, then the operation will be successful and without complications.
How to properly prepare for surgery?
Approximately 2-4 weeks before surgery, undergo laboratory and instrumental tests, and receive consultations from medical specialists. Their goal is to identify factors that will require correction before surgery. In particular, the following are appointed:
- Laboratory tests: general blood test with platelet count (shelf life 10 days), coagulogram (shelf life 10 days), biochemical blood test (transaminases, bilirubin, sugar, total protein, urea, creatinine) (shelf life 1 month), analysis for blood group and Rh factor, blood test for markers of hepatitis B (HbSAg) and hepatitis C (HCV) (expiration date 3 months), blood test for syphilis (expiration date 1 month), blood test for HIV infection ( shelf life 3 months) (for non-residents, certified by the seal of the institution), general urine test (shelf life 10 days), - test for specific infections (PCR) (according to indications) (shelf life 30 days); results of a three-time puncture of the joint with culture for microflora and sensitivity to antibiotics (in the presence of metal structures in the surgical area) (shelf life - 30 days); stool analysis for worm eggs (expiration date 10 days).
- Fluorographic examination (shelf life 12 months).
- Electrocardiogram (ECG) with interpretation and conclusion (expiration date 14 days).
- Daily ECG monitoring, echocardiography, consultation with a cardiologist for people with diseases of the cardiovascular system and over 65 years of age.
- Ultrasound scanning of the veins of the lower extremities and consultation with an angiosurgeon (in case of deviation from the norm of the results of the ultrasound examination) (shelf life 30 days).
- Doppler ultrasound of the brachiocephalic arteries and consultation with a neurologist for persons who have suffered a stroke.
- Fibrogastroduodenoscopy (shelf life 30 days) (in case of changes, it is necessary to undergo treatment; the presence of erosions or ulcers is a contraindication for surgery).
- X-ray pictures.
- Conclusion of medical specialists (expiration date 1 month): therapist, gynecologist (for women), urologist (for men), dentist (on sanitation of the oral cavity), specialized specialists (in the presence of concomitant diseases).
If deviations from the norm are detected, the doctor will prescribe appropriate treatment. During the remaining period, it is possible to eliminate the reasons that will be contraindications for the operation.
