Re: Re: re: /itching/claudine

[Guest guest]

HI everyone,

Has anyone had problems with their scalp? My sons scalp is always itchy,

especially over his ears, and he has this yellow nasty stuff on his scalp,

Reminds me of when babies get cradle cap ? ALso his head is VERY

sensitive..He whinces when I out a brush to it????

ANy idea? Advice? IVe tried anti dandruff shampoos for the itching,

nothing seems to help?

in newport RI USA

[Guest guest]

HI everyone,

Has anyone had problems with their scalp? My sons scalp is always itchy,

especially over his ears, and he has this yellow nasty stuff on his scalp,

Reminds me of when babies get cradle cap ? ALso his head is VERY

sensitive..He whinces when I out a brush to it????

ANy idea? Advice? IVe tried anti dandruff shampoos for the itching,

nothing seems to help?

in newport RI USA

[Guest guest]

I have had itchy scalp, its better now since I cleaned up my diet, stopped

smoking etc. Tea tree oil in an almond oil base helped, also ice packs can

give relief. love sylv

Re: Re: re: /itching/claudine

HI everyone,

Has anyone had problems with their scalp? My sons scalp is always itchy,

especially over his ears, and he has this yellow nasty stuff on his scalp,

Reminds me of when babies get cradle cap ? ALso his head is VERY

sensitive..He whinces when I out a brush to it????

ANy idea? Advice? IVe tried anti dandruff shampoos for the itching,

nothing seems to help?

in newport RI USA

[Guest guest]

Well I tend to get what I call " heat rashes " anyway in the summer.. I mean

100+ degrees and I'm sweatin and itchin. dandruff shampoo doesn't do a thing

for me. I have to use the stuff wtih tar in it. Also, the stuff wtih tea

tree makes it feel better (tingly clean) and seems to help the itch but not

as good as the tar shampoos. Also, try Nioxin.

alley/

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alleypat@...

http://www.flash.net/~alleypat

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

I really don't know about this subject, just what

I read elsewhere. You might try contacting Vikki from

Hepatitis-Central since she is the one who recommended

the laxatives, so I'm sure she knows more about it.

This was several months ago that I read this stuff on

her web site, so I don't know if the messages would

still be posted. I just remembered you talking about

being constipated, and then the itching, and that

reminded me of it.

--- WebMistress <gina@...> wrote:

> Hi Claudine

> Would that be related to my bilary labs? Those are

> normal.

> I take tons of laxatives, and am severely

> constipated right now--still

> waiting for my pcp doc to call back as to what to

> do, if he doesn't

> handle this I am going to the hospital before it

> gets worse. I get

> so impacted it actually presses on nerves and causes

> numbness in

> my legs as well as enormous agony, and nausea, which

> si where I

> am with this today. Took the colon cleansing stuff

> they use for

> bowel prep for surgery yesterday and it did nothing!

> So this is

> becoming a crisis situation

> Right now I'm trying to get lactulose Rx'd today to

> try that as they

> use it in hospitals and it supposedly works great.

> I'm playing the waiting

> game,

> spend all day waiting for the darn call backs

> Makes sense to me that stool build up can add to the

> itching as the body

> can't get rid of the toxins either.

>

=====

Claudine

claudinecrews@...

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[Guest guest]

Dear ,

I really don't know about this subject, just what

I read elsewhere. You might try contacting Vikki from

Hepatitis-Central since she is the one who recommended

the laxatives, so I'm sure she knows more about it.

This was several months ago that I read this stuff on

her web site, so I don't know if the messages would

still be posted. I just remembered you talking about

being constipated, and then the itching, and that

reminded me of it.

--- WebMistress <gina@...> wrote:

> Hi Claudine

> Would that be related to my bilary labs? Those are

> normal.

> I take tons of laxatives, and am severely

> constipated right now--still

> waiting for my pcp doc to call back as to what to

> do, if he doesn't

> handle this I am going to the hospital before it

> gets worse. I get

> so impacted it actually presses on nerves and causes

> numbness in

> my legs as well as enormous agony, and nausea, which

> si where I

> am with this today. Took the colon cleansing stuff

> they use for

> bowel prep for surgery yesterday and it did nothing!

> So this is

> becoming a crisis situation

> Right now I'm trying to get lactulose Rx'd today to

> try that as they

> use it in hospitals and it supposedly works great.

> I'm playing the waiting

> game,

> spend all day waiting for the darn call backs

> Makes sense to me that stool build up can add to the

> itching as the body

> can't get rid of the toxins either.

>

=====

Claudine

claudinecrews@...

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[Guest guest]

,

Hi. Try Matrix Actrol Shampoo.

I recommend it to clients at my salon who have scalp problems. It has always

worked for them. Started one of my brothers on it several years ago. He had

been using tar-type expensive prescription shampoos that weren't working for

him. Now uses Actrol every day and swears by it.

Hope it works for your son.

Your friend,

Gene

[Guest guest]

,

Hi. Try Matrix Actrol Shampoo.

I recommend it to clients at my salon who have scalp problems. It has always

worked for them. Started one of my brothers on it several years ago. He had

been using tar-type expensive prescription shampoos that weren't working for

him. Now uses Actrol every day and swears by it.

Hope it works for your son.

Your friend,

Gene