Guest guest Posted February 6, 2006 Report Share Posted February 6, 2006 Regarding viruses in the liver... absolutely. Every virus that Valtrex works on can take up residence in the liver. One belief about why Valtrex may improve detox is that it may be working on viruses that impair liver function. It's a real possibility. - Stan > > Hi Stan and Everyone, > > Thanks so much Stan for taking the time to give me such a thorough > response to my questions regarding our sons regression! You are > helping so many kids and us parents really apreciate all of your > help! Thank You!!! > > We're on day 10 of Valtrex now and wanted to give you all an update > on what we're seeing good and bad. First, hates the taste > and I couldn't sneak it in the juice so have resorted to crushing it > and mixing with Hershey's chocolate syrup. I can just seeing you > cringing now Stan, but do what you gotta do! The regressive things > we've seen include: a rash, toe walking, scripting, loss of tripod > grasp on the crayon and holding it in an immature grasp, more tired > and cranky, increased urination the first few days, increased need > for sensory input so is spending more time on the trampoline, more > obsessed with the tv, cold sore above his lip, and the best > one.....he ate a sticker off of a toy yesterday which he hasn't done > for years! has never toe walked or scripted before ever so > we're seeing some autistic traits that are new. I thought it might > help for other parents to know what to possibly expect. If we had > been the first family to try valtrex and didn't know that these were > actually " good " signs I would have quit after the first few days. > > We are seeing a few good things which are keeping me going :-) > actually looked at his sister the other day and said " I love > you " and that was just the sweetest thing and will keep me going for > at least a week! He also is trying to do more things for himself > like putting on shoes and socks and his coat. In the past he has > wanted mommy to help him with everything so this is great. He's 4 > years old so should have been doing this by now. I've also noticed a > change in his stools from yellow colored to brown sometimes. We've > tried every supplement out there to get brown poop for the last year > and nothing has helped so I'm thinking this is the valtrex doing > this since we haven't changed anything else. Is it possible that > it's killing off a virus in his liver?? His preschool teacher told > me today that was playing better and not so wild too. > > I'm looking forward to the end of the regression and will let you > know how it goes! Thanks again for all of your help Stan! > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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