Re: 10 day update - was Euro valtrex

[Guest guest]

My son's regression escalated with the increased dose

also...however, after a couple of weeks, his behavior is now back to

pre-Valtrex...so I would hang in there at the higher

dose...apparently it is doing something!

Barbie Hines

>

> Hi and a very happy new year to everybody and their loved ones!

>

> I knew I'd jinx him by reporting progress to the group. Always

happens..

>

> We had an excellent 10 days on 250 x 2. As soon as I took it up to

250

> x 3 - splat!!! huge behavioural regressions - sqealing from

> overstimulation, [a particularly nasty rasping sort of inhaled

> screech], and when he is crossed he's started going

into 'vengeance is

> mine' mode - back to old favourites like graffiti on the floors

etc.

> The only positive thing about that is that he sulks when

reprimanded,

> which is very 'normal' in a 6.0 yr old. No rashes etc. These

behaviours

> haven't been around for at least 2 yrs.

>

>

> Has anybody else seen this - horns and tails after upping the

dose? I'm

> in two minds: go back to the lower dose, or ride out the effects

of the

> higher dose [he's not at school at the moment so I don't have to

worry

> on that score]?

>

> TIA

>

> Anne-Marie

>

[Guest guest]

How much does your child weigh?

- Stan

> > >

> > > Hi and a very happy new year to everybody and their loved ones!

> > >

> > > I knew I'd jinx him by reporting progress to the group. Always happens..

> > >

> > > We had an excellent 10 days on 250 x 2. As soon as I took it up to 250

> > > x 3 - splat!!! huge behavioural regressions - sqealing from

> > > overstimulation, [a particularly nasty rasping sort of inhaled

> > > screech], and when he is crossed he's started going into 'vengeance is

> > > mine' mode - back to old favourites like graffiti on the floors etc.

> > > The only positive thing about that is that he sulks when reprimanded,

> > > which is very 'normal' in a 6.0 yr old. No rashes etc. These behaviours

> > > haven't been around for at least 2 yrs.

> > >

> > >

> > > Has anybody else seen this - horns and tails after upping the dose? I'm

> > > in two minds: go back to the lower dose, or ride out the effects of the

> > > higher dose [he's not at school at the moment so I don't have to worry

> > > on that score]?

> > >

> > > TIA

> > >

> > > Anne-Marie

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

32 pounds

[Guest guest]

We have no history of a child that size taking more than 750 mg, so I don't have

a

suggestion about going up to 1000mg. The adult dosage is 3000mg just for

comparison.

- Stan

>

> 32 pounds

>