Guest guest Posted January 4, 2011 Report Share Posted January 4, 2011 I've been working 1.5 months with a 13 year old girl. Diagnosed with Asperger's. Hair pulling for quite some time. Encoparesis (stool holding) and more importantly leaking. Had umbilical hernia operation at 3 years old; UTI's regularly starting at 4 yrs; one duration prophylactic antibiotics 4 months; really smart, loves to read, computer apps geek, empathetic (I think with under dogs), but is "all about who has the power", never "lets up"; argues/ oppositional. Very interesting girl actually. Menstruating 6 months, no real exacerbation re PMS. May be hypoglycemic.On abilify (though not diagnosed bipolar) but anxiety, depression, over emotional; also adderal, clonidin (sleep/relax) and prozac generic too extremes out of behavior.Started addressing luetic miasm via draininag the liver and Gammadyn MnCo; HMF Intensive, Unda 2, 20, 258, calmgen, chromium oligo, vitamin c sodium ascorbate, Fish oil. Unda 24 and Tilia added in after one month. Belladonna (read hair pulling support) and Aurum alternating Sundays; and Lycopodium/ Coffea alternating daily. Cortisol starts low but elevated rest of day and at night at top of reference range. Secretory IgA depressed. I thought that getting her off double adult dose of Miralax and getting bowels to move easier would eliminate leaking. Partial success: only taking 1/2 adult dose miralax (when off Miralax completely bowels less regular and leaking continued); other fibers not yet sufficient, so did not want to trigger encoparesis activity due to discomfort). Bowels way better with probiotics and 1/2 adult dose miralax and vitamin C.She is calmer. Waking more easily.It was the holiday season so we are just starting gluten and dairy free diet.I am going to start nervous system drainage - thinking 9, 22, 210 and harmonizing and expect to see good things; probably add in Prunus Amygdalus Gemmo (DT spoke about OCD implication). More adrenal support. Magnesium. Thinking excitatory molecules, glutamate so thinking theanine (although have not tested).The leaking bowels are most distressing issue. Have you seen this and have any comments, experience with this. Homeopathics for leaking bowels, others to consider for trichotillomania?Thank you so much for any comments. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2011 Report Share Posted January 4, 2011 Hi Leni I treated a 50 year old man for leaking bowels a couple years ago which began after a 3 month trip to Mexico. It did improve with probiotics and an antiparasite protocol, but, after some months of moderate success, it turned out to be a corn sensitivity, and eliminating corn was the only thing that cleared it up. (I should also mention that we tried eliminating gluten (and dairy), which completely cleared 20 plus years of chronic depression, but did not stop the bowel leakage. The bowel leakage only stopped after he stopped the corn. However, maybe stopping the corn but not stopping the gluten wouldn't have worked either.) Loreen Dawson, ND Sechelt, BC > > I've been working 1.5 months with a 13 year old girl. Diagnosed with > Asperger's. Hair pulling for quite some time. Encoparesis (stool > holding) and more importantly leaking. Had umbilical hernia > operation at 3 years old; UTI's regularly starting at 4 yrs; one > duration prophylactic antibiotics 4 months; really smart, loves to > read, computer apps geek, empathetic (I think with under dogs), but > is " all about who has the power " , never " lets up " ; argues/ > oppositional. Very interesting girl actually. Menstruating 6 months, > no real exacerbation re PMS. May be hypoglycemic. > > On abilify (though not diagnosed bipolar) but anxiety, depression, > over emotional; also adderal, clonidin (sleep/relax) and prozac > generic too extremes out of behavior. > > Started addressing luetic miasm via draininag the liver and Gammadyn > MnCo; HMF Intensive, Unda 2, 20, 258, calmgen, chromium oligo, > vitamin c sodium ascorbate, Fish oil. Unda 24 and Tilia added in > after one month. Belladonna (read hair pulling support) and Aurum > alternating Sundays; and Lycopodium/ Coffea alternating daily. > > Cortisol starts low but elevated rest of day and at night at top of > reference range. Secretory IgA depressed. > > I thought that getting her off double adult dose of Miralax and > getting bowels to move easier would eliminate leaking. Partial > success: only taking 1/2 adult dose miralax (when off Miralax > completely bowels less regular and leaking continued); other fibers > not yet sufficient, so did not want to trigger encoparesis activity > due to discomfort). Bowels way better with probiotics and 1/2 adult > dose miralax and vitamin C. > > She is calmer. Waking more easily. > > It was the holiday season so we are just starting gluten and dairy > free diet. > > I am going to start nervous system drainage - thinking 9, 22, 210 and > harmonizing and expect to see good things; probably add in Prunus > Amygdalus Gemmo (DT spoke about OCD implication). More adrenal > support. Magnesium. Thinking excitatory molecules, glutamate so > thinking theanine (although have not tested). > > The leaking bowels are most distressing issue. Have you seen this > and have any comments, experience with this. Homeopathics for > leaking bowels, others to consider for trichotillomania? > > Thank you so much for any comments. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2011 Report Share Posted January 5, 2011 Food sensitivity testing will likely shed some light. Magnesium for sure, as sometimes there is constipation with loose stool leaking around the impacted stool. Karon-, ND Bambu Clinic Portland, OR Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2011 Report Share Posted January 5, 2011 Consider homeopathic Tarantula. Igor N. Schwartzman, ND2920 SW Dolph Court, Suite 2 Portland, Oregon 97219 T: www.wfwcenter.com This e-mail message and any attachments are intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copy of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately by telephone and destroy the original and any copies of this e-mail. To: Sent: Tue, January 4, 2011 9:10:43 PMSubject: Q: Trichotillomania (hair pulling) and leaking bowels I've been working 1.5 months with a 13 year old girl. Diagnosed with Asperger's. Hair pulling for quite some time. Encoparesis (stool holding) and more importantly leaking. Had umbilical hernia operation at 3 years old; UTI's regularly starting at 4 yrs; one duration prophylactic antibiotics 4 months; really smart, loves to read, computer apps geek, empathetic (I think with under dogs), but is "all about who has the power", never "lets up"; argues/ oppositional. Very interesting girl actually. Menstruating 6 months, no real exacerbation re PMS. May be hypoglycemic.On abilify (though not diagnosed bipolar) but anxiety, depression, over emotional; also adderal, clonidin (sleep/relax) and prozac generic too extremes out of behavior.Started addressing luetic miasm via draininag the liver and Gammadyn MnCo; HMF Intensive, Unda 2, 20, 258, calmgen, chromium oligo, vitamin c sodium ascorbate, Fish oil. Unda 24 and Tilia added in after one month. Belladonna (read hair pulling support) and Aurum alternating Sundays; and Lycopodium/ Coffea alternating daily. Cortisol starts low but elevated rest of day and at night at top of reference range. Secretory IgA depressed. I thought that getting her off double adult dose of Miralax and getting bowels to move easier would eliminate leaking. Partial success: only taking 1/2 adult dose miralax (when off Miralax completely bowels less regular and leaking continued); other fibers not yet sufficient, so did not want to trigger encoparesis activity due to discomfort). Bowels way better with probiotics and 1/2 adult dose miralax and vitamin C.She is calmer. Waking more easily.It was the holiday season so we are just starting gluten and dairy free diet.I am going to start nervous system drainage - thinking 9, 22, 210 and harmonizing and expect to see good things; probably add in Prunus Amygdalus Gemmo (DT spoke about OCD implication). More adrenal support. Magnesium. Thinking excitatory molecules, glutamate so thinking theanine (although have not tested).The leaking bowels are most distressing issue. Have you seen this and have any comments, experience with this. Homeopathics for leaking bowels, others to consider for trichotillomania?Thank you so much for any comments. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 Neurofeedback can be very effective for Trich. Also, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Christie Winkelman, N.D., M.A. Naturopathic Physician and Counselorhttp://www.insightstohealth.netNow accepting all major insurance plans! Insights to Health, LLCDiscovery through medicineHolistic healthcare in Multnomah Villageph: fax: drcwinkelman@...Village Offices, Suite 3022929 SW Multnomah Blvd. Portland, OR 97219NOTICE: This e-mail message and its attachments are for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential and privileged information. No one else may read, print, store, copy, forward or act in reliance on it or its attachments. If you are not the intended recipient, please return the message to the sender and delete the message and any attachments from your computer. The unauthorized use, dissemination, distribution or reproduction of this e-mail, including attachments, is prohibited and may be unlawful. Food sensitivity testing will likely shed some light. Magnesium for sure, as sometimes there is constipation with loose stool leaking around the impacted stool. Karon-, ND Bambu Clinic Portland, OR Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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