RE: Re: Pfapa; oral and other ulcers.

[Guest guest]

I think the water might work too. I remember that after I had my first

child I had a lot of discomfort and they recommended doing that to keep the

episiotomy stitches clear of urine so it wouldn't burn and hurt. It worked.

I also recommend trying the water. I was also given Dermoplast with my

second child and it worked wonders as well.

Dillon Age 22 mo.

Denton, Texas

Re: Pfapa; oral and other ulcers.

---DENISE,

THIS IS GOING TO SOUND WEIRD, BUT HERE GOES. WHEN ANNA URINATES TRY

POURING LUKE WARM WATER ON HER PRIVATES WHILE SHE IS SITTING ON THE

TOILET. IT WILL RUN DOWN HER HOO-HOO AND EASE THE PAIN FROM THE

STING. IT SOUNDS LIKE ALOT OF WORK BUT WHEN I HAD MY SECOND CHILD I

HAD A TERRIBLE TEAR AND THAT WAS THE ONLY THING THAT WOULD RELIEVE

THE PAIN. AS FOR THE CREAM, YOU CAN TRY TRIPLE PASTE. IT CAN BE

FOUND AT ANY DRUG STORE. USUALLY BEHIND WITH THE PHARMACIST. IT IS

A MIRACLE CURE. JUST READ THE BACK AND MAKE SURE IT CAN BE APPLIED

TO OPEN SORES. I DON'T HAVE ANY RIGHT NOW SO I CAN'T CHECK FOR

YOU. OR JUST ASK YOUR PED.

YA KNOW THERE IS ALSO A SPRAY I USED IN THE HOSPITAL THAT NUMBED THE

STING AND I DEFINATELY HAD OPEN SORES. THE NAME OF IT IS

DERMOPLAST. THEY GAVE IT TO ME FOR THE BOO-BOO'S ON MY HOO-HOO

(LOL) AFTER THE BIRTH OF MY DAUGHTER. THERE IS A WEB SITE

WWW.DERMOPLAST.COM IT IS AWESOME. BUT AGAIN ASK FIRST BECAUSE I AM

NOT A DR. I JUST KNOW I USED IT AND THEY GAVE IT TO ME.

I FEEL FOR YOUR POOR BABY. TAKE IT EASY AND KEEP POSTING. IT

ALWAYS MAKES ME FEEL BETTER.

GOOD LUCK,

GINA MOM TO HAYDEN, PHOENIX, AND ONE ON THE WAY.

In , " Walton " <dlwalton@t...> wrote:

> Hi everyone,

> (5) is sick again this week. Started yesterday late morning,

only two

> weeks since last cycle. We used our first dose of prednisone with

the last

> cycle and I'm wondering if that could be the reason for the early

arrival. I

> 've decided not to go in or get anything this time. The fever

isn't as high,

> but we has horrible mouth ulcers and labial ones as well. We

haven't

> had either of those for several years. I never would have know the

labial

> ulcers were part of this if I hadn't recently read one of the

posted

> Cimetidine documents. Does anyone have any tricks they've found

over the

> years for easing the discomfort of either or both these ulcer

types? I've

> resorted to Penaten cream for down below, but if I remember it

never did

> much to help when she was younger. She's afraid of the pain when

emptying

> her bladder. There is definitely no teeth brushing going on. With

the

> constant intake of motrin and very few other fluids I know I'm

setting her

> up for more tooth decay. Thanks in advance for suggestions and

support. Best

> Wishes for all reading.

>

> Walton

> (5)

> Nanaimo BC Canada.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think the water might work too. I remember that after I had my first

child I had a lot of discomfort and they recommended doing that to keep the

episiotomy stitches clear of urine so it wouldn't burn and hurt. It worked.

I also recommend trying the water. I was also given Dermoplast with my

second child and it worked wonders as well.

Dillon Age 22 mo.

Denton, Texas

Re: Pfapa; oral and other ulcers.

---DENISE,

THIS IS GOING TO SOUND WEIRD, BUT HERE GOES. WHEN ANNA URINATES TRY

POURING LUKE WARM WATER ON HER PRIVATES WHILE SHE IS SITTING ON THE

TOILET. IT WILL RUN DOWN HER HOO-HOO AND EASE THE PAIN FROM THE

STING. IT SOUNDS LIKE ALOT OF WORK BUT WHEN I HAD MY SECOND CHILD I

HAD A TERRIBLE TEAR AND THAT WAS THE ONLY THING THAT WOULD RELIEVE

THE PAIN. AS FOR THE CREAM, YOU CAN TRY TRIPLE PASTE. IT CAN BE

FOUND AT ANY DRUG STORE. USUALLY BEHIND WITH THE PHARMACIST. IT IS

A MIRACLE CURE. JUST READ THE BACK AND MAKE SURE IT CAN BE APPLIED

TO OPEN SORES. I DON'T HAVE ANY RIGHT NOW SO I CAN'T CHECK FOR

YOU. OR JUST ASK YOUR PED.

YA KNOW THERE IS ALSO A SPRAY I USED IN THE HOSPITAL THAT NUMBED THE

STING AND I DEFINATELY HAD OPEN SORES. THE NAME OF IT IS

DERMOPLAST. THEY GAVE IT TO ME FOR THE BOO-BOO'S ON MY HOO-HOO

(LOL) AFTER THE BIRTH OF MY DAUGHTER. THERE IS A WEB SITE

WWW.DERMOPLAST.COM IT IS AWESOME. BUT AGAIN ASK FIRST BECAUSE I AM

NOT A DR. I JUST KNOW I USED IT AND THEY GAVE IT TO ME.

I FEEL FOR YOUR POOR BABY. TAKE IT EASY AND KEEP POSTING. IT

ALWAYS MAKES ME FEEL BETTER.

GOOD LUCK,

GINA MOM TO HAYDEN, PHOENIX, AND ONE ON THE WAY.

In , " Walton " <dlwalton@t...> wrote:

> Hi everyone,

> (5) is sick again this week. Started yesterday late morning,

only two

> weeks since last cycle. We used our first dose of prednisone with

the last

> cycle and I'm wondering if that could be the reason for the early

arrival. I

> 've decided not to go in or get anything this time. The fever

isn't as high,

> but we has horrible mouth ulcers and labial ones as well. We

haven't

> had either of those for several years. I never would have know the

labial

> ulcers were part of this if I hadn't recently read one of the

posted

> Cimetidine documents. Does anyone have any tricks they've found

over the

> years for easing the discomfort of either or both these ulcer

types? I've

> resorted to Penaten cream for down below, but if I remember it

never did

> much to help when she was younger. She's afraid of the pain when

emptying

> her bladder. There is definitely no teeth brushing going on. With

the

> constant intake of motrin and very few other fluids I know I'm

setting her

> up for more tooth decay. Thanks in advance for suggestions and

support. Best

> Wishes for all reading.

>

> Walton

> (5)

> Nanaimo BC Canada.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I almost forgot to say how to apply the water. The hospital gave me a

squirt bottle (almost like a water bottle with the sport top) to squirt the

WARM (Not hot or cold) water where it was needed.

Dillon Age 22 mo.

Denton, Texas

Re: Pfapa; oral and other ulcers.

---DENISE,

THIS IS GOING TO SOUND WEIRD, BUT HERE GOES. WHEN ANNA URINATES TRY

POURING LUKE WARM WATER ON HER PRIVATES WHILE SHE IS SITTING ON THE

TOILET. IT WILL RUN DOWN HER HOO-HOO AND EASE THE PAIN FROM THE

STING. IT SOUNDS LIKE ALOT OF WORK BUT WHEN I HAD MY SECOND CHILD I

HAD A TERRIBLE TEAR AND THAT WAS THE ONLY THING THAT WOULD RELIEVE

THE PAIN. AS FOR THE CREAM, YOU CAN TRY TRIPLE PASTE. IT CAN BE

FOUND AT ANY DRUG STORE. USUALLY BEHIND WITH THE PHARMACIST. IT IS

A MIRACLE CURE. JUST READ THE BACK AND MAKE SURE IT CAN BE APPLIED

TO OPEN SORES. I DON'T HAVE ANY RIGHT NOW SO I CAN'T CHECK FOR

YOU. OR JUST ASK YOUR PED.

YA KNOW THERE IS ALSO A SPRAY I USED IN THE HOSPITAL THAT NUMBED THE

STING AND I DEFINATELY HAD OPEN SORES. THE NAME OF IT IS

DERMOPLAST. THEY GAVE IT TO ME FOR THE BOO-BOO'S ON MY HOO-HOO

(LOL) AFTER THE BIRTH OF MY DAUGHTER. THERE IS A WEB SITE

WWW.DERMOPLAST.COM IT IS AWESOME. BUT AGAIN ASK FIRST BECAUSE I AM

NOT A DR. I JUST KNOW I USED IT AND THEY GAVE IT TO ME.

I FEEL FOR YOUR POOR BABY. TAKE IT EASY AND KEEP POSTING. IT

ALWAYS MAKES ME FEEL BETTER.

GOOD LUCK,

GINA MOM TO HAYDEN, PHOENIX, AND ONE ON THE WAY.

In , " Walton " <dlwalton@t...> wrote:

> Hi everyone,

> (5) is sick again this week. Started yesterday late morning,

only two

> weeks since last cycle. We used our first dose of prednisone with

the last

> cycle and I'm wondering if that could be the reason for the early

arrival. I

> 've decided not to go in or get anything this time. The fever

isn't as high,

> but we has horrible mouth ulcers and labial ones as well. We

haven't

> had either of those for several years. I never would have know the

labial

> ulcers were part of this if I hadn't recently read one of the

posted

> Cimetidine documents. Does anyone have any tricks they've found

over the

> years for easing the discomfort of either or both these ulcer

types? I've

> resorted to Penaten cream for down below, but if I remember it

never did

> much to help when she was younger. She's afraid of the pain when

emptying

> her bladder. There is definitely no teeth brushing going on. With

the

> constant intake of motrin and very few other fluids I know I'm

setting her

> up for more tooth decay. Thanks in advance for suggestions and

support. Best

> Wishes for all reading.

>

> Walton

> (5)

> Nanaimo BC Canada.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I almost forgot to say how to apply the water. The hospital gave me a

squirt bottle (almost like a water bottle with the sport top) to squirt the

WARM (Not hot or cold) water where it was needed.

Dillon Age 22 mo.

Denton, Texas

Re: Pfapa; oral and other ulcers.

---DENISE,

THIS IS GOING TO SOUND WEIRD, BUT HERE GOES. WHEN ANNA URINATES TRY

POURING LUKE WARM WATER ON HER PRIVATES WHILE SHE IS SITTING ON THE

TOILET. IT WILL RUN DOWN HER HOO-HOO AND EASE THE PAIN FROM THE

STING. IT SOUNDS LIKE ALOT OF WORK BUT WHEN I HAD MY SECOND CHILD I

HAD A TERRIBLE TEAR AND THAT WAS THE ONLY THING THAT WOULD RELIEVE

THE PAIN. AS FOR THE CREAM, YOU CAN TRY TRIPLE PASTE. IT CAN BE

FOUND AT ANY DRUG STORE. USUALLY BEHIND WITH THE PHARMACIST. IT IS

A MIRACLE CURE. JUST READ THE BACK AND MAKE SURE IT CAN BE APPLIED

TO OPEN SORES. I DON'T HAVE ANY RIGHT NOW SO I CAN'T CHECK FOR

YOU. OR JUST ASK YOUR PED.

YA KNOW THERE IS ALSO A SPRAY I USED IN THE HOSPITAL THAT NUMBED THE

STING AND I DEFINATELY HAD OPEN SORES. THE NAME OF IT IS

DERMOPLAST. THEY GAVE IT TO ME FOR THE BOO-BOO'S ON MY HOO-HOO

(LOL) AFTER THE BIRTH OF MY DAUGHTER. THERE IS A WEB SITE

WWW.DERMOPLAST.COM IT IS AWESOME. BUT AGAIN ASK FIRST BECAUSE I AM

NOT A DR. I JUST KNOW I USED IT AND THEY GAVE IT TO ME.

I FEEL FOR YOUR POOR BABY. TAKE IT EASY AND KEEP POSTING. IT

ALWAYS MAKES ME FEEL BETTER.

GOOD LUCK,

GINA MOM TO HAYDEN, PHOENIX, AND ONE ON THE WAY.

In , " Walton " <dlwalton@t...> wrote:

> Hi everyone,

> (5) is sick again this week. Started yesterday late morning,

only two

> weeks since last cycle. We used our first dose of prednisone with

the last

> cycle and I'm wondering if that could be the reason for the early

arrival. I

> 've decided not to go in or get anything this time. The fever

isn't as high,

> but we has horrible mouth ulcers and labial ones as well. We

haven't

> had either of those for several years. I never would have know the

labial

> ulcers were part of this if I hadn't recently read one of the

posted

> Cimetidine documents. Does anyone have any tricks they've found

over the

> years for easing the discomfort of either or both these ulcer

types? I've

> resorted to Penaten cream for down below, but if I remember it

never did

> much to help when she was younger. She's afraid of the pain when

emptying

> her bladder. There is definitely no teeth brushing going on. With

the

> constant intake of motrin and very few other fluids I know I'm

setting her

> up for more tooth decay. Thanks in advance for suggestions and

support. Best

> Wishes for all reading.

>

> Walton

> (5)

> Nanaimo BC Canada.

>

>

>

>