Re: Re: Wired, loss of attention span / Oil boilers

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When DS had liquid nystatin as a baby it made his face numb.  His tongue flopped out, slavering all over eyes drooped, couldn't swallow - seriously affected his nervous system. A the time I put it down to benzoates (preservatives in it).  We have since learned he has a serious problem with sulphur and has reacted to many meds containing sulphur (a lot contain sulphur as it increase effect of medication).  I don't know if nystatin contans sulphur.  For us the effect is build up not instant.

Alison R

 

Nystatin also has a strep connection. Streptomyces noursei is the source. see, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nystatin

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> How are his poops? Rebound after Nystatin is common as is bacteria filling

> the hole where yeast used to be but sounded from the other email you are

> doing the right things

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> Mandi x

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> In a message dated 10/06/2011 13:13:04 GMT Daylight Time,

> susannah_miles@... writes:

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> Does anyone have any thoughts on the changes in behaviour my 3 year old has

> experienced recently? I'm terrified he's regressing again.

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> Over the last week or 2, he is always " wired " , and has lost interest in

> toys and can't focus on any activity for very long (other than physical).

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> Could any of the following be causing this?

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> - Just finished 4 weeks of Nystatin.

> - Mineral deficiency? (calcium perhaps?).

> - Change of scene/lack of sleep - the change happened noticably while we

> were away over half term.

> - Oil boiler? The place we stayed (and go to regularly) has an oil boiler

> and big oil tank in the garden. Could boiler oil be a source of xylene

> exposure or am I barking up?

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> Many thanks in advance for any thoughts or suggestions.

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> nah

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