Re: Side effects of flagyl?? any experiences?

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In a message dated 05/11/2006 21:17:13 GMT Standard Time, bbrowne123@... writes:

I want to use flagyl and diflucan but have been reading about potential side effects. As a vehement drug hater, i worry about using flagyl with my boy and though i trust my practitioner implicitly, I would like to know if anyone has used this and had any bad reactions with their children.

>>We've used it - not my favourite thing and bacterial die off can be nasty but it was over quickly - we did 10 day course

Mandi x

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We were

expecting die-off from Flagyl but saw only nice improvements J just one experience, I know,

but it’s true! Sara

Re:

Side effects of flagyl?? any experiences?

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message dated 05/11/2006 21:17:13 GMT Standard Time, bbrowne123

writes:

I

want to use flagyl and diflucan but have been reading about

potential side effects. As a vehement drug hater, i worry about using

flagyl with my boy and though i trust my practitioner implicitly, I

would like to know if anyone has used this and had any bad reactions

with their children.

>>We've

used it - not my favourite thing and bacterial die off can be nasty but it was

over quickly - we did 10 day course

Mandi x

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Personal experience only (me not ds) -- horrendous, debilitating peripheral neuropathy. Stopped as soon as I went off the flagyl but very scary indeed.Maybe I was unlucky.

If you google flagyl, you'll find all this stuff.

Perhaps there is an alternative someone could recommend?

Good luck

Anne-Marie

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On 11/6/06, oneill_liam <oneill_liam@...> wrote:

> Just did 10 day Diflucan + flagyl on my 3yo.

> No major die off. Yeast back within 4 days as bad as ever, despite

> the use of GSE, probiotics, etc..

>

> Repeated the 10 day trial and switched straight to Nystatin +

> probiotics for a few weeks to ensure no yeast return. No effect

> again on diflucan + flagyl. Going through die off from the pits of

> hell right now with nystatin. He's gone nuts. Screaming, crying,

> tantrums, off food, temerature, etc.

>

> More horrible than I would ever have imagined.

What about charcoal for the die off...

Theoretically, also the bad bugs is fighting each other including yeasts,

so when you are fighting Clostridia and Bacteroides with Metronidazol

(Flagyl), you should of course expect / fear a yeast flare up, that

have to be treated all along....

Geir Flatabø

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--- Hi ,

I started using metradinazole tonight with my son.DrH.recommended,in

the past my son had this 10 days treatment before.No major issue we

had.After 10 days,I am going to use Biocidin to deal with for his

yeast and the other issues such as parasities..I don't want to start

Nystatin.

I am not comfortable using any drug but ignoring the cause won't help

my son,I believe.

I hope we'll pass this stage safely and wishing you the same!

Warmly

nevin

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-thank you for all your replies on flagyl/diflucan. I have the stuff

now from my own NHS doctor and will weigh up the pros and cons. Doc

wont give me diflucan, but gave me nystatin instead.

definitely going to get in first with some anti virals first (herbal)

thanks everyone

-- In Autism Treatment , " tiredbee2006 "

<Nevin.Penny@...> wrote:

>

> --- Hi ,

>

> I started using metradinazole tonight with my son.DrH.recommended,in

> the past my son had this 10 days treatment before.No major issue we

> had.After 10 days,I am going to use Biocidin to deal with for his

> yeast and the other issues such as parasities..I don't want to start

> Nystatin.

> I am not comfortable using any drug but ignoring the cause won't help

> my son,I believe.

> I hope we'll pass this stage safely and wishing you the same!

>

>

> Warmly

> nevin

>

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In a message dated 07/11/2006 13:42:56 GMT Standard Time, oneill_liam@... writes:

Anyway, rays of sunshine today. Happy little boy, slept great and for the first time in the history of my family, he allowed his one year old NT brother to touch him, rub his head and sit beside him. Magic moment. They even smiled and interacted for ~ 2 seconds when the baby was playing with a ball. We live for moments like that.

Lovely! Brings tears to my eyes. Long may it continue. Well done, Liam, keep up the good work.

Darla

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We've been giving him charcoal, but I'm not sure it works very well.

He can't take caps yet, so we have to open it and mix with fluid to

get it into him. I'm not convinced it's still active when it hits

the gut. Most of the activity should be lost in the stomach.

Anyway, rays of sunshine today. Happy little boy, slept great and

for the first time in the history of my family, he allowed his one

year old NT brother to touch him, rub his head and sit beside him.

Magic moment. They even smiled and interacted for ~ 2 seconds when

the baby was playing with a ball.

We live for moments like that.

>

>

> In a message dated 06/11/2006 18:06:28 GMT Standard Time,

> oneill_liam@... writes:

>

> Repeated the 10 day trial and switched straight to Nystatin +

> probiotics for a few weeks to ensure no yeast return. No effect

> again on diflucan + flagyl. Going through die off from the pits

of

> hell right now with nystatin. He's gone nuts. Screaming, crying,

> tantrums, off food, temerature, etc.

>

> More horrible than I would ever have imagined.

>

>

>

> >>Been there Liam - do you have any activated charcoal? it was a

godsend

> when Sam had mega die off the other week

>

> Mandi x

>