Re: Suggestions for flu-like symptoms....

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You should get her checked to see if it is the flu. Tamiflu is an excellent

antiviral agent that works. It is prescription. It will greatly shorten the

duration and ease the symptoms of the flu. My son, age 9 now, took it for the

flu and within 3 hours of getting the med, he was playing and acting like a kid

that did not have the flu. And we know that he did have it because the doc did

a nasal swab and it was positive.

Suggestions for flu-like symptoms....

Hi,

Aidan has fever, chills, a headache, sore throat (for the first time

in her life) and achey gums, eyebrows, ankle bones and heels. I've

given her oscillococcinum and glutathione nebulizer. I'm about to

plunk her into an epsom salt bath. She's not up to swallowing

vitamins (but we'll try if strongly recommended). Does anyone have

any ideas for increasing her comfort and shortening duration of what

may be the beginning of flu?

Here we go...

Gratefully (and with hopes that I'm wrong),

Carla

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[Guest guest]

We used enzymes to help.

Suggestions for flu-like symptoms....

Hi,

Aidan has fever, chills, a headache, sore throat (for the first time

in her life) and achey gums, eyebrows, ankle bones and heels. I've

given her oscillococcinum and glutathione nebulizer. I'm about to

plunk her into an epsom salt bath. She's not up to swallowing

vitamins (but we'll try if strongly recommended). Does anyone have

any ideas for increasing her comfort and shortening duration of what

may be the beginning of flu?

Here we go...

Gratefully (and with hopes that I'm wrong),

Carla

Many frequently asked questions and answers can be found at

<http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com/default.aspx>

[Guest guest]

> We used enzymes to help.

> Not to be a pest, but which ones, and how are they helpful for flu?

Thanks,

Carla

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[Guest guest]

We use the enzymes from Houston. I don't know all of the whys of how they help,

but lots of folks give extra enzymes, specifically high does of Proteases to

help kind of clean up the system.

If you will go to the enzymesandautism group, they can answer far better than I

can. I just know they have helped my daughter. We just got over a virus of some

kind with sore throat and congestion.

Re: Suggestions for flu-like symptoms....

> We used enzymes to help.

> Not to be a pest, but which ones, and how are they helpful for flu?

Thanks,

Carla

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[Guest guest]

She'll need fluids to keep from getting dehydrated, and if she will drink an

Alacer Emergen-C (preferably the sugarless kind, and available in any health

food store and even some grocery stores) a few times a day you'll get some

Vitamin C as well as fluids and other electrolytes in her. It's one of my

favorite things for the flu, as well as upping the Klaire Vit A drops to 3

or 4 a day (anti-viral, pro-immune) for both kids and adults. Monolaurin

(or lauricidin) is good too, both as a preventive and a treatment. Dr. JM

Suggestions for flu-like symptoms....

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> Hi,

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> Aidan has fever, chills, a headache, sore throat (for the first time

> in her life) and achey gums, eyebrows, ankle bones and heels. I've

> given her oscillococcinum and glutathione nebulizer. I'm about to

> plunk her into an epsom salt bath. She's not up to swallowing

> vitamins (but we'll try if strongly recommended). Does anyone have

> any ideas for increasing her comfort and shortening duration of what

> may be the beginning of flu?

> Here we go...

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> Gratefully (and with hopes that I'm wrong),

>

> Carla

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> Many frequently asked questions and answers can be found at

<http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com/default.aspx>

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