Guest guest Posted March 7, 2010 Report Share Posted March 7, 2010 Sue,  I know this isnt much due to the fact that I am not that knowledgable about the suject. But I do know about hospitals and one thing I learned early on with getting so sick is that if you dont like your childs treatment plan you can ask for the patient advocate there in the hospital. Also in any hospital you are entitled to a consultation and second opinion from not only an attending but a resident as well. You have the right to demand that your child be treated or at least followed by specialists if you feel as though he is not getting the best care possible.  I will keep your family and e especially in my prayers.  Heidi From: Sue Bordelon <sudubo@...> Subject: post IVIG CNS problems...e, anybody have info? HELP shwachmansyndrome , neutropenia , Date: Sunday, March 7, 2010, 5:01 PM  Hi, e is still in the hospital from the IVIG reaction, asceptic meningitis,  he feels terrible,  still has fever, but lower now...but he has the worsening cental nervous symptoms coming back.....he has bad photophobia, can't tolerate any lights, and vomiting again...and ataxia...... .This had all improved after they gave him the IV Decadron Fri night....  So we're asking, why can't ya'll give him another dose of IV Decadron to help with some of the brain swelling? These Bozos are saying, No we better not.....we're not familiar with that!   So I wanna give them some articles about how steroids are used for post IVIG side effects like this....  Please if anyone has any articles, or info I can print or direct them to, please send me the link or article...I' m so worried about e! It's just a stupid hospitalist in charge of him, not consulting anyone!     Sue ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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