Re: Red Rashes -- what is this and what can I do?

[Guest guest]

Our daughter develops red rashes when she has a yeast problem. Sulfates can

cause a yeast flare up. We use Diflucan and I have a tube of Nystatin cream that

I use on the rash. Probably not supposed to mix them but it helps.

Shari

Red Rashes -- what is this and what can I do?

Dr. McCandless,

My boy, 6 y.o. and on the Andy Cutler protocol (ALA, DMSA) is

getting red rashes all over his body. He is also itchy. He had a

low fever and is not eating much. He has been like this for 4 days.

Is this possible a detox reaction? What does a detox rash look like?

If so, what should I do?

Could this be yeast or yeast detox reaction? We do have a fairly

thorough yeast protocal in place. If so, what should I do?

He is on your Vitamin A protocal. 3 months ago he did a 2-day high

dose Vitamin A. He now maintains high Vitamin A by taking 20,000IU

Vitamin A through cod liver oil. Could this be Vitamin A toxicity?

He is also taking MB12 (every other day). I wonder if this is a

reaction to the MB12?

We are trying to figure out what is causing this. He is taking a

break from chelation. We stopped the cod liver oil yesterday. Our

DAN doctor is on vacation and don't know where to turn.

Please advise.

[Guest guest]

First of all, you should ask Andy Cutler, since you

are using his protocol and he probably has run across

this phenomenon before and is usually helpful in

answering such questions. 2nd, I do think it is wise

to take a rest from the chelation until he feels

better. Actually the lowgrade fever and anorexia is

more worrisome than the rash. Detox rash is common and

can take many forms, as the skin is quite reactive to

poisons being excreted. Rashes vary, but are usually

tiny non-blistering (villiform)rashes that occur in

varying parts of the body, not usually all over at any

one time, but can be all over too. Drinking lots of

water often helps this clear up. Unless you started

something new on his yeast protocol, I would doubt

that's causing it. If you are giving all his Vit A

through CLO you need to be sure you're not overdosing

the Vitamin D that way. 20,000 of A alone will not

cause toxicity. I usually advise parents to get the

1st 5000iu from CLO, which is plenty for most kids,

and get the rest of their A through pure Vit A such as

Klaire's Mycelized A (one drop is 5000iu). Unless you

just started the MB-12 I doubt if that is causing the

rash - this is not a frequent reaction to MB-12 and

tends to occur shortly after starting when it does

happen. If you can note whether any of his school

mates have come down with anything that caused a rashe

he might have picked up a virus from someone - call

and ask his teacher to find this out. Roseola and

German measles have fine rashes. I would watch and

wait for temp and appetite to stabilize before

resuming the CLO or the chelation. Dr. JM

--- A_BIT_SOLUTIONS wrote:

> Dr. McCandless,

>

> My boy, 6 y.o. and on the Andy Cutler protocol (ALA,

> DMSA) is

> getting red rashes all over his body. He is also

> itchy. He had a

> low fever and is not eating much. He has been like

> this for 4 days.

>

> Is this possible a detox reaction? What does a detox

> rash look like?

> If so, what should I do?

>

> Could this be yeast or yeast detox reaction? We do

> have a fairly

> thorough yeast protocal in place. If so, what should

> I do?

>

> He is on your Vitamin A protocal. 3 months ago he

> did a 2-day high

> dose Vitamin A. He now maintains high Vitamin A by

> taking 20,000IU

> Vitamin A through cod liver oil. Could this be

> Vitamin A toxicity?

>

> He is also taking MB12 (every other day). I wonder

> if this is a

> reaction to the MB12?

>

> We are trying to figure out what is causing this.

> He is taking a

> break from chelation. We stopped the cod liver oil

> yesterday. Our

> DAN doctor is on vacation and don't know where to

> turn.

>

> Please advise.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dr. McCandless,

The rashes are going away. He still has a loss of appetite but no fever.

It really sounds like Rubella (German Measles). I researched this on google &

the pictures match what my son has.

My son received the MMR vaccine. Could this still be the Rubella?

Thank you.

JAQUELYN MCCANDLESS wrote:

First of all, you should ask Andy Cutler, since you

are using his protocol and he probably has run across

this phenomenon before and is usually helpful in

answering such questions. 2nd, I do think it is wise

to take a rest from the chelation until he feels

better. Actually the lowgrade fever and anorexia is

more worrisome than the rash. Detox rash is common and

can take many forms, as the skin is quite reactive to

poisons being excreted. Rashes vary, but are usually

tiny non-blistering (villiform)rashes that occur in

varying parts of the body, not usually all over at any

one time, but can be all over too. Drinking lots of

water often helps this clear up. Unless you started

something new on his yeast protocol, I would doubt

that's causing it. If you are giving all his Vit A

through CLO you need to be sure you're not overdosing

the Vitamin D that way. 20,000 of A alone will not

cause toxicity. I usually advise parents to get the

1st 5000iu from CLO, which is plenty for most kids,

and get the rest of their A through pure Vit A such as

Klaire's Mycelized A (one drop is 5000iu). Unless you

just started the MB-12 I doubt if that is causing the

rash - this is not a frequent reaction to MB-12 and

tends to occur shortly after starting when it does

happen. If you can note whether any of his school

mates have come down with anything that caused a rashe

he might have picked up a virus from someone - call

and ask his teacher to find this out. Roseola and

German measles have fine rashes. I would watch and

wait for temp and appetite to stabilize before

resuming the CLO or the chelation. Dr. JM

--- A_BIT_SOLUTIONS wrote:

> Dr. McCandless,

>

> My boy, 6 y.o. and on the Andy Cutler protocol (ALA,

> DMSA) is

> getting red rashes all over his body. He is also

> itchy. He had a

> low fever and is not eating much. He has been like

> this for 4 days.

>

> Is this possible a detox reaction? What does a detox

> rash look like?

> If so, what should I do?

>

> Could this be yeast or yeast detox reaction? We do

> have a fairly

> thorough yeast protocal in place. If so, what should

> I do?

>

> He is on your Vitamin A protocal. 3 months ago he

> did a 2-day high

> dose Vitamin A. He now maintains high Vitamin A by

> taking 20,000IU

> Vitamin A through cod liver oil. Could this be

> Vitamin A toxicity?

>

> He is also taking MB12 (every other day). I wonder

> if this is a

> reaction to the MB12?

>

> We are trying to figure out what is causing this.

> He is taking a

> break from chelation. We stopped the cod liver oil

> yesterday. Our

> DAN doctor is on vacation and don't know where to

> turn.

>

> Please advise.

>

>

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It's possible the Rubella vaccine did not take. You

can rest assured that actually having it (and it is a

usually very mild self-limiting viral infection) that

he will definitely be protected now. Glad he's

feeling better. Dr. JM

--- Abid Khan wrote:

> Dr. McCandless,

>

> The rashes are going away. He still has a loss of

> appetite but no fever.

>

> It really sounds like Rubella (German Measles). I

> researched this on google & the pictures match what

> my son has.

>

> My son received the MMR vaccine. Could this still

> be the Rubella?

>

> Thank you.

>

> JAQUELYN MCCANDLESS wrote:

> First of all, you should ask Andy Cutler,

> since you

> are using his protocol and he probably has run

> across

> this phenomenon before and is usually helpful in

> answering such questions. 2nd, I do think it is wise

> to take a rest from the chelation until he feels

> better. Actually the lowgrade fever and anorexia is

> more worrisome than the rash. Detox rash is common

> and

> can take many forms, as the skin is quite reactive

> to

> poisons being excreted. Rashes vary, but are usually

> tiny non-blistering (villiform)rashes that occur in

> varying parts of the body, not usually all over at

> any

> one time, but can be all over too. Drinking lots of

> water often helps this clear up. Unless you started

> something new on his yeast protocol, I would doubt

> that's causing it. If you are giving all his Vit A

> through CLO you need to be sure you're not

> overdosing

> the Vitamin D that way. 20,000 of A alone will not

> cause toxicity. I usually advise parents to get the

> 1st 5000iu from CLO, which is plenty for most kids,

> and get the rest of their A through pure Vit A such

> as

> Klaire's Mycelized A (one drop is 5000iu). Unless

> you

> just started the MB-12 I doubt if that is causing

> the

> rash - this is not a frequent reaction to MB-12 and

> tends to occur shortly after starting when it does

> happen. If you can note whether any of his school

> mates have come down with anything that caused a

> rashe

> he might have picked up a virus from someone - call

> and ask his teacher to find this out. Roseola and

> German measles have fine rashes. I would watch and

> wait for temp and appetite to stabilize before

> resuming the CLO or the chelation. Dr. JM

>

> --- A_BIT_SOLUTIONS

> wrote:

>

> > Dr. McCandless,

> >

> > My boy, 6 y.o. and on the Andy Cutler protocol

> (ALA,

> > DMSA) is

> > getting red rashes all over his body. He is also

> > itchy. He had a

> > low fever and is not eating much. He has been like

> > this for 4 days.

> >

> > Is this possible a detox reaction? What does a

> detox

> > rash look like?

> > If so, what should I do?

> >

> > Could this be yeast or yeast detox reaction? We do

> > have a fairly

> > thorough yeast protocal in place. If so, what

> should

> > I do?

> >

> > He is on your Vitamin A protocal. 3 months ago he

> > did a 2-day high

> > dose Vitamin A. He now maintains high Vitamin A by

> > taking 20,000IU

> > Vitamin A through cod liver oil. Could this be

> > Vitamin A toxicity?

> >

> > He is also taking MB12 (every other day). I wonder

> > if this is a

> > reaction to the MB12?

> >

> > We are trying to figure out what is causing this.

> > He is taking a

> > break from chelation. We stopped the cod liver oil

> > yesterday. Our

> > DAN doctor is on vacation and don't know where to

> > turn.

> >

> > Please advise.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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