Re: anxiety, agression and tantrums and water diarrhea

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Can you get a stool test for clostridia...my best guess is parasites -

which you will not be able to test for - and bacteria...we had

similar and around the same time in our house...if you are feeding

anything that feeds yeast or bacteria I would STOP for now...cut all

SUGARS, and go to whole foods only, meat, veggies, very limited fruit

pref pear and green apples only for now...good luck.

>

> Hi folks! Our son who's been on Diflucan for 5 weeks and Valtrex

> for about 4 weeks is having some issues and I would like an

> experienced person's opinion on the matter.

> He's had lots of progress and little phases of regression this

whole

> time. Lately, (this past week) he's been hving urine accidents,

has

> become fearful of the washroom again, meltdowns and temper

tantrums,

> problems with transitions, pinching and agressiveness, headaches,

> increased echolalia (I'm not complaining, 'cuz he's non-verbal,

> typically), apparent tummy pain, and bm accidents (unusual) and

> diarrhea like water or mashed taters.

> We haven't really seen rashes other than slightly raised ragged

> looking patches that look like they could be from contact or from

> cold exposure but we know they aren't. One kept appearing on the

> back of the neck. Does this sound like virus or mercury rash?

> The behaviour problems I would attribute to bacteria and I think I

> will add a round of Flagyl. I wonder if it sounds like a metals or

> viral flare up?

> Oh, and his eye contact that has been amazing this past month

> appears non-existent this week. Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> Thank you in advance for any advice. Im bad at thanking everyone

> personally as you usually give great advice and I run off to do

more

> research.

>

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> >

> > Hi folks! Our son who's been on Diflucan for 5 weeks and

Valtrex

> > for about 4 weeks is having some issues and I would like an

> > experienced person's opinion on the matter.

> > He's had lots of progress and little phases of regression this

> whole

> > time. Lately, (this past week) he's been hving urine accidents,

> has

> > become fearful of the washroom again, meltdowns and temper

> tantrums,

> > problems with transitions, pinching and agressiveness,

headaches,

> > increased echolalia (I'm not complaining, 'cuz he's non-verbal,

> > typically), apparent tummy pain, and bm accidents (unusual) and

> > diarrhea like water or mashed taters.

> > We haven't really seen rashes other than slightly raised ragged

> > looking patches that look like they could be from contact or

from

> > cold exposure but we know they aren't. One kept appearing on

the

> > back of the neck. Does this sound like virus or mercury rash?

> > The behaviour problems I would attribute to bacteria and I think

I

> > will add a round of Flagyl. I wonder if it sounds like a metals

or

> > viral flare up?

> > Oh, and his eye contact that has been amazing this past month

> > appears non-existent this week. Does this sound familiar to

anyone?

> > Thank you in advance for any advice. Im bad at thanking

everyone

> > personally as you usually give great advice and I run off to do

> more

> > research.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Clostridia didn't show in our stool analysis. only in elevated DHPPA

in a urine test from Genova Diagnostics. Are you working with a DAN!

doc? In our experiences, we usually see regression when we're doing

something at first. so far, the antibiotics vancomycin/flagyl to treat

the clostridia brought on HUGE aggression that lasted a few weeks.

and then restricting his oxalates brought on behaviors, both periods

of regression were followed by huge improvements. it's hard, though

to stick with things when it seems as though it's causing all progress

to go backward. What does your little one eat? any special diets?

Kari

> >

> > Hi folks! Our son who's been on Diflucan for 5 weeks and Valtrex

> > for about 4 weeks is having some issues and I would like an

> > experienced person's opinion on the matter.

> > He's had lots of progress and little phases of regression this

> whole

> > time. Lately, (this past week) he's been hving urine accidents,

> has

> > become fearful of the washroom again, meltdowns and temper

> tantrums,

> > problems with transitions, pinching and agressiveness, headaches,

> > increased echolalia (I'm not complaining, 'cuz he's non-verbal,

> > typically), apparent tummy pain, and bm accidents (unusual) and

> > diarrhea like water or mashed taters.

> > We haven't really seen rashes other than slightly raised ragged

> > looking patches that look like they could be from contact or from

> > cold exposure but we know they aren't. One kept appearing on the

> > back of the neck. Does this sound like virus or mercury rash?

> > The behaviour problems I would attribute to bacteria and I think I

> > will add a round of Flagyl. I wonder if it sounds like a metals or

> > viral flare up?

> > Oh, and his eye contact that has been amazing this past month

> > appears non-existent this week. Does this sound familiar to anyone?

> > Thank you in advance for any advice. Im bad at thanking everyone

> > personally as you usually give great advice and I run off to do

> more

> > research.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Stop the rice, mom!!! As far as the issues with the SCD...that was

the deal with Stan's kid too...and those issues probably saved him bc

it made Stan narrow the diet so dramatically, Paleo style, that he

recovered his kid faster than anyone else that I know of...I would do

soup and the foods he fed and his comprehensive approach if possible

before trying the flagyll route again...we are on it now and it does

not seem to be working...for us there may be no shortcut but doing

the soup intro AGAIn of the SCD and then just meat and fats this time

around till we nip this thing in the bud. The body needs fats and

proteins more than anything else....think of the

eskimos/inuits...that is all they eat basically...no fruits and

veggies to speak of...we are pulling everythin at the moment except

roast chicken, pear, and sips of broth...I finally figured out that a

bit of banana IS a problem, the apple a day is too....we are going

tro have to hit the clostridia hard with diet changes since the

antibiotics do not seem to work for Matt at this time....we are going

to do a HUmaworm cleanse, but have not yet...

> > >

> > > Hi folks! Our son who's been on Diflucan for 5 weeks and

> Valtrex

> > > for about 4 weeks is having some issues and I would like an

> > > experienced person's opinion on the matter.

> > > He's had lots of progress and little phases of regression this

> > whole

> > > time. Lately, (this past week) he's been hving urine

accidents,

> > has

> > > become fearful of the washroom again, meltdowns and temper

> > tantrums,

> > > problems with transitions, pinching and agressiveness,

> headaches,

> > > increased echolalia (I'm not complaining, 'cuz he's non-verbal,

> > > typically), apparent tummy pain, and bm accidents (unusual) and

> > > diarrhea like water or mashed taters.

> > > We haven't really seen rashes other than slightly raised ragged

> > > looking patches that look like they could be from contact or

> from

> > > cold exposure but we know they aren't. One kept appearing on

> the

> > > back of the neck. Does this sound like virus or mercury rash?

> > > The behaviour problems I would attribute to bacteria and I

think

> I

> > > will add a round of Flagyl. I wonder if it sounds like a

metals

> or

> > > viral flare up?

> > > Oh, and his eye contact that has been amazing this past month

> > > appears non-existent this week. Does this sound familiar to

> anyone?

> > > Thank you in advance for any advice. Im bad at thanking

> everyone

> > > personally as you usually give great advice and I run off to do

> > more

> > > research.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> > > >

> > > > Hi folks! Our son who's been on Diflucan for 5 weeks and

> > Valtrex

> > > > for about 4 weeks is having some issues and I would like an

> > > > experienced person's opinion on the matter.

> > > > He's had lots of progress and little phases of regression

this

> > > whole

> > > > time. Lately, (this past week) he's been hving urine

> accidents,

> > > has

> > > > become fearful of the washroom again, meltdowns and temper

> > > tantrums,

> > > > problems with transitions, pinching and agressiveness,

> > headaches,

> > > > increased echolalia (I'm not complaining, 'cuz he's non-

verbal,

> > > > typically), apparent tummy pain, and bm accidents (unusual)

and

> > > > diarrhea like water or mashed taters.

> > > > We haven't really seen rashes other than slightly raised

ragged

> > > > looking patches that look like they could be from contact or

> > from

> > > > cold exposure but we know they aren't. One kept appearing

on

> > the

> > > > back of the neck. Does this sound like virus or mercury rash?

> > > > The behaviour problems I would attribute to bacteria and I

> think

> > I

> > > > will add a round of Flagyl. I wonder if it sounds like a

> metals

> > or

> > > > viral flare up?

> > > > Oh, and his eye contact that has been amazing this past

month

> > > > appears non-existent this week. Does this sound familiar to

> > anyone?

> > > > Thank you in advance for any advice. Im bad at thanking

> > everyone

> > > > personally as you usually give great advice and I run off to

do

> > > more

> > > > research.

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> > >

> > > Hi folks! Our son who's been on Diflucan for 5 weeks and

Valtrex

> > > for about 4 weeks is having some issues and I would like an

> > > experienced person's opinion on the matter.

> > > He's had lots of progress and little phases of regression this

> > whole

> > > time. Lately, (this past week) he's been hving urine

accidents,

> > has

> > > become fearful of the washroom again, meltdowns and temper

> > tantrums,

> > > problems with transitions, pinching and agressiveness,

headaches,

> > > increased echolalia (I'm not complaining, 'cuz he's non-

verbal,

> > > typically), apparent tummy pain, and bm accidents (unusual)

and

> > > diarrhea like water or mashed taters.

> > > We haven't really seen rashes other than slightly raised

ragged

> > > looking patches that look like they could be from contact or

from

> > > cold exposure but we know they aren't. One kept appearing on

the

> > > back of the neck. Does this sound like virus or mercury rash?

> > > The behaviour problems I would attribute to bacteria and I

think I

> > > will add a round of Flagyl. I wonder if it sounds like a

metals or

> > > viral flare up?

> > > Oh, and his eye contact that has been amazing this past month

> > > appears non-existent this week. Does this sound familiar to

anyone?

> > > Thank you in advance for any advice. Im bad at thanking

everyone

> > > personally as you usually give great advice and I run off to

do

> > more

> > > research.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

We do brown rice and potato too and seem to have all the same problems. I know the yeast and bacteria are there, they show up on the oat, but not on stool tests. Do most of us have this issue? My concern is that my son's amonia levels are really high and he does not want to eat protein. Does anyone have any suggestions?Caryn Reid

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[Guest guest]

I used to be there with Mackie...you will not like the answer...for

us it was the SCD intro and eliminating all foods he wanted to eat

that were further injuring his gut by feeding bacteria and

yeast...like rice and potatoes...after two days of being offered soup

he dove into a piece of chicken and he has never looked back...now

all he WANTS is protein/chicken drumsticks...so we are in a different

yet still wacky place....I regret that we didn't carry on with the

SCD and just keep setting out the easy to digest options...instead we

fed green apples and a bit of orange and banana...big error on our

part. For us it seems there is no way off this ride except to do the

difficult diet interventions that will heal the gut and give him life

long habits so that he can live well and in good health not battling

yeast and bacteria etc his whole life....HUGE DRAG. Try and get rid

of the foods that are hurting him and work hard to bring in the

healing ones. Next stop - kefir water. All aboard....woo woo.

Sorry, Matt is really into right now....Di

>

> We do brown rice and potato too and seem to have all the same

problems. I know the yeast and bacteria are there, they show up on

the oat, but not on stool tests. Do most of us have this issue? My

concern is that my son's amonia levels are really high and he does

not want to eat protein. Does anyone have any suggestions?

>

> Caryn Reid

>

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Rchel

we had that with Seb, I think it was fungal, I upped his fungal and it got

better, now we are

scd and he has other concerns. Won't wet hands, so we have charcoal on board and

are giving

more vitamin c. we will chelate soon with Lee Silsby transdermal. But let me

tell you he is

really talking now!

donna