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[Guest guest]

u could try using a little freshly squeezed OJ in water.

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Trish,

My older son, Cameron, has pooping issues. He is on Miralax as well

as Mineral Oil and Milk of Magnesia. What we do is give him about 1

teaspoon of mineral oil each morning mixed with his orange juice

(formula for Owen). Then in the afternoon I give him about half a

cap of Miralax (never really measured it, just told to do about half

of the dosing line on the cap). Periodically we also give milk of

magnesia twice a day if he is really constipated. This usually helps

him, though he does still constipate himself occassionally (he likes

to hold it in). However, it is always soft when he does go.

Sometimes Braden (12 months) gets constipated as well. For him I give

some prune juice. His bm's also tend to be very dry, like little

bunny turds. I have been told that this is fine, it just means that

he isn't hydrated enough. But, as long as it doesn't cause him pain

when he goes, he is okay.

Have you tried some anal stimulation as well? There are times when

we take a rectal temp as that seems to help get things moving.

If you still have problems, I would go back to your pediatrician.

Mine said that if Cameron still is constipated even on all the

laxatives that there may be a medical reason, and he would do some

testing to make sure there weren't any obstructions. Just a thought.

Hope things improve soon,

[Guest guest]

My son also has constipation issues and was on Miralax for a few

months. I loved it and it worked like a charm (we used a half capful

daily), but the pediatric GI Dr. said it was habit forming and she

was afraid his bowels would lose more tone. She switched him to

Kristalose, which she says is non-habit forming. It took a little

playing around with the dose, since at first a whole packet (10gms)

was too much, and he had major diarrhea. We gave him half a packet

and then as he got used to it and he started to show signs of

constipation again we gradually increased it to 1 packet daily. He'll

be 3 in August and has been on it for close to a year now. Per the GI

Dr, we are going to try weaning him off of it and just adding

benefiber to his food after his next appt. Good luck. I'll bet you'll

have a much happier baby on your hands when you get the constipation

thing taken care of. I know is, he sleeps better, eats better

etc etc etc.

Sue

Mom to Meghan(8)and (2.5) Bifrontal PMG

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I know. I hate winter because my asthma gets going every year just about. We'll all try to get through together.

Burke wrote:

STUPID WINTER...lol...I first started having asthma symptoms my freshmanyear...IN THE WINTER TIME. I could barely breathe. the only thing that keptme from being rushed to the ER was my albeuterol inhaler!--- Bill and Canter wrote:> I wish I knew. When my asthma acts up in winter, my throat sometimes burns> and tickles when I breathe. Then I start coughing hard. The cold air also> burns my lungs so I try to breathe through my nose. It's hard when I'm> stopped up and when I'm walking fast. I can't run at all because of the bad> knee and my back. When you run you breathe through your mouth more, right?> The cooler air is dry and cold and that could be what causes both of us to> have problems with it.> > > yvonne

wrote:> yeah that's true - in which case - how do you fix that???? hahahaha> > > > Bill and Canter wrote:> I use a scarf in winter myself. It's not too bad here yet either. We've had a> couple chilly days and nights but not too bad. It could be just the way the> air hits your throat when you breathe. > > > > > __________________________________________________>

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Sue

1) He has sent the blank email, I would guess if your statement is

correct that their is no active owner or moderator this is why he is

not being unsubscribed.

2) As for the name calling in your email, he is not playing dumb,

lying or being lazy. We have tryed what has been suggested and it is

not working. And it has resulted in increased frustraion, not to

mention SEVERAL off list emails from group members of the same tone

as yours and worse that my father does not need.

I hope that someone else here can assist me without trying to

belittle anyone.

As for reading the terms of the Yahoo Service agreement as has been

suggested, well yes I have read it word for word. And I am now going

to excercise those terms on my own behalf.

[Guest guest]

Re: question

> Sue

> 1) He has sent the blank email, I would guess if your statement is

> correct that their is no active owner or moderator this is why he is

> not being unsubscribed.

Is he responding to the confirmation he got after he sent the blank email?

Mods/Owners have NOTHING to do with it.. It's all automated through

Yahoogroups. If he doesn't respond to the confirmation that's sent after the

blank email, his unsub request won't be completed.

>

> 2) As for the name calling in your email, he is not playing dumb,

> lying or being lazy. We have tryed what has been suggested and it is

> not working. And it has resulted in increased frustraion, not to

> mention SEVERAL off list emails from group members of the same tone

> as yours and worse that my father does not need.

Your father acted extremely rudely and threatened the group. He shouldn't be

surprised that he's pissed off everyone. If he's too stupid to figure out

how to unsub, set his hotmail account to block email from the group. Or

since hotmail is little more than a throwaway service anyway, just set up a

new address with them.

I never mentioned the Yahoo terms of service so I have no idea what you are

talking about..

You and your father have been told over and over and over and over again

what to do. There is nothing else that we can say, so threatening us and

complaining won't do any good.

[Guest guest]

No threat sue and I am done. I have taken care of this situation. Thank

you for being such a cheerful, kind & loving person. I pray someday you

find the peace and happiness in your life that will wash away all your

anger and bitterness

[Guest guest]

As far as I know if you go to the top of the yahoo news grops page,

not the email but the newsgroup its self, you can click on " edit

membership " . This will give you the option to leave the group. Try

that.

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/asthma

>

> Sue

> 1) He has sent the blank email, I would guess if your statement is

> correct that their is no active owner or moderator this is why he

is

> not being unsubscribed.

>

> 2) As for the name calling in your email, he is not playing dumb,

> lying or being lazy. We have tryed what has been suggested and it

is

> not working. And it has resulted in increased frustraion, not to

> mention SEVERAL off list emails from group members of the same

tone

> as yours and worse that my father does not need.

>

> I hope that someone else here can assist me without trying to

> belittle anyone.

>

> As for reading the terms of the Yahoo Service agreement as has

been

> suggested, well yes I have read it word for word. And I am now

going

> to excercise those terms on my own behalf.

>

[Guest guest]

These aren't newsgroups, they are mailing lists. There is a big difference.

Re: question

> As far as I know if you go to the top of the yahoo news grops page,

> not the email but the newsgroup its self, you can click on " edit

> membership " . This will give you the option to leave the group. Try

> that.

>

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/asthma

>

>

>

> >

> > Sue

> > 1) He has sent the blank email, I would guess if your statement is

> > correct that their is no active owner or moderator this is why he

> is

> > not being unsubscribed.

> >

> > 2) As for the name calling in your email, he is not playing dumb,

> > lying or being lazy. We have tryed what has been suggested and it

> is

> > not working. And it has resulted in increased frustraion, not to

> > mention SEVERAL off list emails from group members of the same

> tone

> > as yours and worse that my father does not need.

> >

> > I hope that someone else here can assist me without trying to

> > belittle anyone.

> >

> > As for reading the terms of the Yahoo Service agreement as has

> been

> > suggested, well yes I have read it word for word. And I am now

> going

> > to excercise those terms on my own behalf.

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Today done follow up /w allegiest.

2 part question: allergy: grass, weed, dust mite, cat, hayfever, mold.

any of these memic ashma attack.

Doctor prescribed me bronchodilator some time ago, mean he/or she

suspect asthma.

Ps, Only gone hospital once for bronchitis. Thanks doc.

[Guest guest]

thats like me i was on them years ago and dint get this problem, i

posed something yesterday explaining some of it.

heres the link.

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/SSRIsex/message/10827

>

> Hello All,

>

> My question is for anybody who might know. Vornan seems to be

the

> expert, so perhaps this is addressed to him.

> From all of the posts that I have read on this group, it

seems that

> most sufferers of PSSD acquired their symptoms not too long after

first taking

> the drugs. However, in a minority of cases (such as mine), I took

SSRIs for

> six years, but only got PSSD when I went off of them and started

back on them

> again. Why is this the case? Why do some get it immediately, some

after

> starting and stopping, and some people never at all. If anyone has

any ideas on

> this subject and can enlighten me, I thank you beforehand.

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

It's interesting that you compare PSSD to prostatitis. Indeed, to me, it feels like my own dysfunction is centered on the prostate. After I started taking Celexa again, after about a week, I felt a strange itch/tingling that semed to radiate from my prostate, through my urethra, and then sort of center on the head of my penis. That sensation went away after about a week, but now there is numbness where the tingling was, and the head of my penis actually hurts sometimes. I wonder if it wasn't the nerves being damaged that I felt. Once there is nerve damage, what can be done? Perhaps acupuncture could help, as has been suggested already.

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[Guest guest]

in my case, paxil gave me sexual dysfunction while on

it, i came off it and was fine for years--i got

permanent sexual dysfunction after i went on Ultracet

for a couple years--it diminished slowly at first, but

got worse after a couple of years on the med. Not on

any SSRI's or ultracet anymore, still have permanent

dysfunction.

lisa

--- Varuna1907@... wrote:

> Hello All,

>

> My question is for anybody who might know.

> Vornan seems to be the

> expert, so perhaps this is addressed to him.

> From all of the posts that I have read on this

> group, it seems that

> most sufferers of PSSD acquired their symptoms not

> too long after first taking

> the drugs. However, in a minority of cases (such as

> mine), I took SSRIs for

> six years, but only got PSSD when I went off of them

> and started back on them

> again. Why is this the case? Why do some get it

> immediately, some after

> starting and stopping, and some people never at all.

> If anyone has any ideas on

> this subject and can enlighten me, I thank you

> beforehand.

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

It seems that your symptoms are similar to my own. I also have prostate pain that comes and goes. I tried zinc, but it caused swelling in my hands, arms, feet, and face, and I had to stop after a few days. I didn't have time to see if it worked.

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[Guest guest]

this is interesting it seems that a lot of people get pssd after they

have been on another ssri that didn't cause pssd me included, i was

also on paxil first.

>

> > Hello All,

> >

> > My question is for anybody who might know.

> > Vornan seems to be the

> > expert, so perhaps this is addressed to him.

> > From all of the posts that I have read on this

> > group, it seems that

> > most sufferers of PSSD acquired their symptoms not

> > too long after first taking

> > the drugs. However, in a minority of cases (such as

> > mine), I took SSRIs for

> > six years, but only got PSSD when I went off of them

> > and started back on them

> > again. Why is this the case? Why do some get it

> > immediately, some after

> > starting and stopping, and some people never at all.

> > If anyone has any ideas on

> > this subject and can enlighten me, I thank you

> > beforehand.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> >

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[Guest guest]

that is strange what type of zinc where you on and what amount? maybe

you could try another type, zinc is essential for proper reproductive

health.

you could try a hair mineral analysis to see if you need zinc.

p.s. i dint have any pains or tingling until i started to take zinc.

>

> It seems that your symptoms are similar to my own. I also have

prostate pain

> that comes and goes. I tried zinc, but it caused swelling in my

hands, arms,

> feet, and face, and I had to stop after a few days. I didn't have

time to

> see if it worked.

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

It just says Natural Zinc on the Bottle. I took fifty milligrams a day, and by the second day, I had the swelling. Granted, I did not have the test that you spoke of. Perhaps a zinc deficiency is not my problem. I think that you suggested zinc in the group, and I just thought to give it a try, without first seing whether or not I have a deficiency

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[Guest guest]

well that is a quite high amount to start on you could try a

different type of zinc at a lower dose, the fact that you did have

that kind of reaction to zinc possibly means you where deficient.

try taking it with a multi mineral complex and add extra zinc as you

go.

also you could get a prostate supplement with all the things i

mentioned earlier.

you could add extra glutamic acid glycine, alanine.

also p5p supplement its the qo enzyme form of b6, its the best. your

liver doesnt have to convert it into this as it would if you took to

water soluble kind, this would insure that your body is doing what it

should be with the amino acids.

>

> It just says Natural Zinc on the Bottle. I took fifty milligrams a

day, and

> by the second day, I had the swelling. Granted, I did not have the

test that

> you spoke of. Perhaps a zinc deficiency is not my problem. I think

that you

> suggested zinc in the group, and I just thought to give it a try,

without first

> seing whether or not I have a deficiency

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

thanks, I told her.....To: Sent: Friday, July 8, 2011 5:09 PMSubject: Re: question

Hello, Nanci.

I would suggest that she get tested for a prolactinoma.

Dee Kassing

Subject: questionTo: IBCLC2B , Date: Friday, July 8, 2011, 10:32 AM

Hi Ladies,

I have another question for ya all!!! I have a client that stopped nursing almost seven months ago, (she nursed for about 1- 2 months) and is still lactating! Her OB/GYN did a MRI, no results yet....Is this normal? The amount varies, she said sometimes it goes through her bra and shirt, but she always wears a nursing pad. She also said that her right breast still gets blocked on ocassion and she massages it out.....what should I tell her?

Thanks

Nanci RN, IBCLC