RE: mouth sores in the family

[Guest guest]

For the past 3 fever episodes, my husband has had mouth sores one day before

my son starts his fevers! The doctors are dismissing it as coincidence so

far.

Patty

Mother of 4 1/2

mouth sores

My daughter Carina has been getting fevers every six weeks since last

fall. She gets mouth sores with most of her fevers and sometimes in

between fevers. I've noticed that her sister also gets mouth sores at

times, and recently had some during a fever. Has anyone noticed mouth

sores in their other children who do not have ?

Thanks.

Carmela

Mother of Carina 3 1/2

[Guest guest]

That is so strange - I have been getting sores in my mouth about 2-3

days before Hayden gets her fever... this has happened for over a year!

Hayden - 7 -

Austin, TX

________________________________

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

P Manning

Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 8:07 AM

Subject: RE: mouth sores in the family

For the past 3 fever episodes, my husband has had mouth sores one day

before

my son starts his fevers! The doctors are dismissing it as coincidence

so

far.

Patty

Mother of 4 1/2

mouth sores

My daughter Carina has been getting fevers every six weeks since last

fall. She gets mouth sores with most of her fevers and sometimes in

between fevers. I've noticed that her sister also gets mouth sores at

times, and recently had some during a fever. Has anyone noticed mouth

sores in their other children who do not have ?

Thanks.

Carmela

Mother of Carina 3 1/2

[Guest guest]

My husband or I as well seem to have a canker sore when our daughter

gets a fever. We have just recently made this discovery so we try

not to kiss her when we have one. We haven't keept record yet but

were very curious if there was a connection. It is interesting that

others are seeing the same thing. Every thing makes me wonder, will

we ever have answers?

mother of ee (just turned 2)

>

> That is so strange - I have been getting sores in my mouth about 2-

3

> days before Hayden gets her fever... this has happened for over a

year!

>

>

>

> Hayden - 7 -

>

> Austin, TX

>

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

> From: [mailto: ] On

Behalf Of

> P Manning

> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 8:07 AM

>

> Subject: RE: mouth sores in the family

>

>

>

> For the past 3 fever episodes, my husband has had mouth sores one

day

> before

> my son starts his fevers! The doctors are dismissing it as

coincidence

> so

> far.

>

> Patty

> Mother of 4 1/2

>

> mouth sores

>

> My daughter Carina has been getting fevers every six weeks since

last

> fall. She gets mouth sores with most of her fevers and sometimes in

> between fevers. I've noticed that her sister also gets mouth sores

at

> times, and recently had some during a fever. Has anyone noticed

mouth

> sores in their other children who do not have ?

>

> Thanks.

> Carmela

> Mother of Carina 3 1/2

>

>

[Guest guest]

What is interesting to me is that my husband Jerry as a child and now gets

canker sores even if he bites his cheek he will get one. gets them with

his episodes and our son Luke who is 7 gets them. We have to watch what Luke

eats, citrus, grapes and even watermelon, he even gets a low grade temp if they

are bad enough. Our daughter and myself never get them???? it's a guy thing

here. What's that about??? Gretchen 13

<alliandjason@...> wrote: My husband or I as well seem

to have a canker sore when our daughter

gets a fever. We have just recently made this discovery so we try

not to kiss her when we have one. We haven't keept record yet but

were very curious if there was a connection. It is interesting that

others are seeing the same thing. Every thing makes me wonder, will

we ever have answers?

mother of ee (just turned 2)

>

> That is so strange - I have been getting sores in my mouth about 2-

3

> days before Hayden gets her fever... this has happened for over a

year!

>

>

>

> Hayden - 7 -

>

> Austin, TX

>

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

> From: [mailto: ] On

Behalf Of

> P Manning

> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 8:07 AM

>

> Subject: RE: mouth sores in the family

>

>

>

> For the past 3 fever episodes, my husband has had mouth sores one

day

> before

> my son starts his fevers! The doctors are dismissing it as

coincidence

> so

> far.

>

> Patty

> Mother of 4 1/2

>

> mouth sores

>

> My daughter Carina has been getting fevers every six weeks since

last

> fall. She gets mouth sores with most of her fevers and sometimes in

> between fevers. I've noticed that her sister also gets mouth sores

at

> times, and recently had some during a fever. Has anyone noticed

mouth

> sores in their other children who do not have ?

>

> Thanks.

> Carmela

> Mother of Carina 3 1/2

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

Do your doctors have any idea what is causing your sores? Do you get

swollen glands too?

Patty

Mother of 4 1/2

mouth sores

My daughter Carina has been getting fevers every six weeks since last

fall. She gets mouth sores with most of her fevers and sometimes in

between fevers. I've noticed that her sister also gets mouth sores at

times, and recently had some during a fever. Has anyone noticed mouth

sores in their other children who do not have ?

Thanks.

Carmela

Mother of Carina 3 1/2

[Guest guest]

I've always been prone to canker sores - my son gets them, too. The

funny thing is that my Dad (who is an Endocrinologist) thinks I may have

had the same thing my daughter has when I was little - but at the time

there was no diagnosis... I was sick off and on with fevers/swollen

glands until I was about 6 - then it came back in middle school - but

stopped once I had my tonsils out in 8th grade. I've gotten the canker

sores since I was little - but it is strange that I always get at least

one in my mouth a couple of days before Hayden gets sick. I've never

thought to mention this to the doctor! My glands do not get swollen.

Gilman

Office Manager

FG SQUARED

Integrated Marketing

621 E. 6th Street, Suite 200

Austin, TX 78701

Phone: 512.481.8831

Fax: 512.481.8832

Email: katie@... <mailto:katie@...>

www.fg2.com

________________________________

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

P Manning

Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 12:51 PM

Subject: RE: mouth sores in the family

Hi

Do your doctors have any idea what is causing your sores? Do you get

swollen glands too?

Patty

Mother of 4 1/2

mouth sores

My daughter Carina has been getting fevers every six weeks since last

fall. She gets mouth sores with most of her fevers and sometimes in

between fevers. I've noticed that her sister also gets mouth sores at

times, and recently had some during a fever. Has anyone noticed mouth

sores in their other children who do not have ?

Thanks.

Carmela

Mother of Carina 3 1/2

[Guest guest]

I too haven't gotten canker sores my whole life, but was not sick as a child. I

did however have severe tonsil problems all through the teenage years. I have

also noticed that I get canker sores when my son does.

Gilman <katie@...> wrote:

I've always been prone to canker sores - my son gets them, too. The

funny thing is that my Dad (who is an Endocrinologist) thinks I may have

had the same thing my daughter has when I was little - but at the time

there was no diagnosis... I was sick off and on with fevers/swollen

glands until I was about 6 - then it came back in middle school - but

stopped once I had my tonsils out in 8th grade. I've gotten the canker

sores since I was little - but it is strange that I always get at least

one in my mouth a couple of days before Hayden gets sick. I've never

thought to mention this to the doctor! My glands do not get swollen.

Gilman

Office Manager

FG SQUARED

Integrated Marketing

621 E. 6th Street, Suite 200

Austin, TX 78701

Phone: 512.481.8831

Fax: 512.481.8832

Email: katie@... <mailto:katie@...>

www.fg2.com

________________________________

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

P Manning

Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 12:51 PM

Subject: RE: mouth sores in the family

Hi

Do your doctors have any idea what is causing your sores? Do you get

swollen glands too?

Patty

Mother of 4 1/2

mouth sores

My daughter Carina has been getting fevers every six weeks since last

fall. She gets mouth sores with most of her fevers and sometimes in

between fevers. I've noticed that her sister also gets mouth sores at

times, and recently had some during a fever. Has anyone noticed mouth

sores in their other children who do not have ?

Thanks.

Carmela

Mother of Carina 3 1/2

[Guest guest]

I think I had this too as a child. Back then we thought I had chronic

tonsillitis. Every month I was sick my mom would take me in and get a shot of

penicillin. I finally got my tonsils out when I was a sophomore is HS and then I

was well. Weird.....however my son's tonsil never look bad. Gretchen

Gilman <katie@...> wrote: I've always been prone to canker

sores - my son gets them, too. The

funny thing is that my Dad (who is an Endocrinologist) thinks I may have

had the same thing my daughter has when I was little - but at the time

there was no diagnosis... I was sick off and on with fevers/swollen

glands until I was about 6 - then it came back in middle school - but

stopped once I had my tonsils out in 8th grade. I've gotten the canker

sores since I was little - but it is strange that I always get at least

one in my mouth a couple of days before Hayden gets sick. I've never

thought to mention this to the doctor! My glands do not get swollen.

Gilman

Office Manager

FG SQUARED

Integrated Marketing

621 E. 6th Street, Suite 200

Austin, TX 78701

Phone: 512.481.8831

Fax: 512.481.8832

Email: katie@... <mailto:katie@...>

www.fg2.com

________________________________

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

P Manning

Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 12:51 PM

Subject: RE: mouth sores in the family

Hi

Do your doctors have any idea what is causing your sores? Do you get

swollen glands too?

Patty

Mother of 4 1/2

mouth sores

My daughter Carina has been getting fevers every six weeks since last

fall. She gets mouth sores with most of her fevers and sometimes in

between fevers. I've noticed that her sister also gets mouth sores at

times, and recently had some during a fever. Has anyone noticed mouth

sores in their other children who do not have ?

Thanks.

Carmela

Mother of Carina 3 1/2

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I have seven children and three of them get canker sores. I always

thought it was just them. I haven't checked Kardyn for them. I guess

now I will.

Can you all tell me if the sores you are talking about are just

canker sores or are they also outside the mouth?

God bless,

a and Kardyn

>

> I've always been prone to canker sores - my son gets them, too.

The

> funny thing is that my Dad (who is an Endocrinologist) thinks I

may have

> had the same thing my daughter has when I was little - but at the

time

> there was no diagnosis... I was sick off and on with fevers/swollen

> glands until I was about 6 - then it came back in middle school -

but

> stopped once I had my tonsils out in 8th grade. I've gotten the

canker

> sores since I was little - but it is strange that I always get at

least

> one in my mouth a couple of days before Hayden gets sick. I've

never

> thought to mention this to the doctor! My glands do not get

swollen.

>

>

>

>

>

> Gilman

>

> Office Manager

>

> FG SQUARED

>

> Integrated Marketing

>

> 621 E. 6th Street, Suite 200

>

> Austin, TX 78701

>

> Phone: 512.481.8831

>

> Fax: 512.481.8832

>

> Email: katie@... <mailto:katie@...>

>

> www.fg2.com

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

> From: [mailto: ] On

Behalf Of

> P Manning

> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 12:51 PM

>

> Subject: RE: mouth sores in the family

>

>

>

> Hi

> Do your doctors have any idea what is causing your sores? Do you

get

> swollen glands too?

>

> Patty

> Mother of 4 1/2

>

> mouth sores

>

> My daughter Carina has been getting fevers every six weeks since

last

> fall. She gets mouth sores with most of her fevers and sometimes in

> between fevers. I've noticed that her sister also gets mouth sores

at

> times, and recently had some during a fever. Has anyone noticed

mouth

> sores in their other children who do not have ?

>

> Thanks.

> Carmela

> Mother of Carina 3 1/2

>

>

[Guest guest]

They are canker sores when discussing PFAFA and they are inside on the mucosa

and on the tongue.

Fran

Fran A Bulone

Mom To ph 7 yr

Waxhaw NC 28173

Owner of group

/

[Guest guest]

My husband gets canker sores inside his mouth, and sometimes a bit of a sore

throat, just before gets his fever. This has happened three months in

a row. We weren't looking for it when 's fevers first started, so I

don't have info about earlier episodes.

Patty

Mother of 4 1/2

mouth sores

>

> My daughter Carina has been getting fevers every six weeks since

last

> fall. She gets mouth sores with most of her fevers and sometimes in

> between fevers. I've noticed that her sister also gets mouth sores

at

> times, and recently had some during a fever. Has anyone noticed

mouth

> sores in their other children who do not have ?

>

> Thanks.

> Carmela

> Mother of Carina 3 1/2

>

>

[Guest guest]

My boy's have them inside their mouths. Inside the cheek, inside the lips and

down between the cheek and gum line. Very painful. I put baby oral gel on them,

that seems to help so they can eat without pain and help them fall asleep.

seems to notice them after his fever episodes or they show up after the

fever? Good luck, Gretchen &

tkfourangels <TKfourangels@...> wrote:

Hello,

I have seven children and three of them get canker sores. I always

thought it was just them. I haven't checked Kardyn for them. I guess

now I will.

Can you all tell me if the sores you are talking about are just

canker sores or are they also outside the mouth?

God bless,

a and Kardyn

>

> I've always been prone to canker sores - my son gets them, too.

The

> funny thing is that my Dad (who is an Endocrinologist) thinks I

may have

> had the same thing my daughter has when I was little - but at the

time

> there was no diagnosis... I was sick off and on with fevers/swollen

> glands until I was about 6 - then it came back in middle school -

but

> stopped once I had my tonsils out in 8th grade. I've gotten the

canker

> sores since I was little - but it is strange that I always get at

least

> one in my mouth a couple of days before Hayden gets sick. I've

never

> thought to mention this to the doctor! My glands do not get

swollen.

>

>

>

>

>

> Gilman

>

> Office Manager

>

> FG SQUARED

>

> Integrated Marketing

>

> 621 E. 6th Street, Suite 200

>

> Austin, TX 78701

>

> Phone: 512.481.8831

>

> Fax: 512.481.8832

>

> Email: katie@... <mailto:katie@...>

>

> www.fg2.com

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

> From: [mailto: ] On

Behalf Of

> P Manning

> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 12:51 PM

>

> Subject: RE: mouth sores in the family

>

>

>

> Hi

> Do your doctors have any idea what is causing your sores? Do you

get

> swollen glands too?

>

> Patty

> Mother of 4 1/2

>

> mouth sores

>

> My daughter Carina has been getting fevers every six weeks since

last

> fall. She gets mouth sores with most of her fevers and sometimes in

> between fevers. I've noticed that her sister also gets mouth sores

at

> times, and recently had some during a fever. Has anyone noticed

mouth

> sores in their other children who do not have ?

>

> Thanks.

> Carmela

> Mother of Carina 3 1/2

>

>

[Guest guest]

When I get a canker sore I get very tender and slightly swollen

glands (so does my sister). My husband doesn't get swollen glands

but his canker sores always seem to be more painful than mine.

mother of ee

>

> Hi

> Do your doctors have any idea what is causing your sores? Do you

get

> swollen glands too?

>

> Patty

> Mother of 4 1/2

>

>

>

> mouth sores

>

> My daughter Carina has been getting fevers every six weeks since

last

> fall. She gets mouth sores with most of her fevers and sometimes in

> between fevers. I've noticed that her sister also gets mouth sores

at

> times, and recently had some during a fever. Has anyone noticed

mouth

> sores in their other children who do not have ?

>

> Thanks.

> Carmela

> Mother of Carina 3 1/2

>

>