Re: Oh no! Another ear infection!

[Guest guest]

If it were my boy - I would want to protect his hearing and treat the infection (if it is a serious one).  Then really hit hard with probiotics and antifungals afterward.  If it is an infection that may not be critical or too bad - I would really ramp up the probiotics and natural / prescribed anti-fungals and take the wait and see approach.If your son is is pain that will be the deciding factor.Good luckNoraMy son has been doing so well on Stan's protocol. We've been on it for 2 1/2 months, and started seeing huge gains after the first month and a half of healing regression. This past week he has regressed, started humming and scripting again, not as engaged, etc. I took him to the pediatrician today, and sure enough he has an ear infection. He hasn't had one since his second set of tubes last March. (He had 12 previous to that) My pediatrician gave me a prescription for zithromax, but I am hesitant to fill it because of the yeast issue. He is on 80mg of diflucan a day and weighs 46 lbs. My DAN doctor is on vacation for a month. Should I give him the Zithromax and risk more yeast build up, or hope the ear infection clears up on its own????Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 

[Guest guest]

I agree, I would do the antibiotics and

give him a lot of probiotics and then treat the yeast later. We have a lot of

ear problems and someone told us to get an Infared Sauna that is supposed to

keep water out of the ears and lower ear infections.

chris

From:

mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of Nora Middleton

Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2007

2:32 PM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: Re: Oh no!

Another ear infection!

If it

were my boy - I would want to protect his hearing and treat the infection (if

it is a serious one). Then really hit hard with probiotics and antifungals

afterward. If it is an infection that may not be critical or too bad - I

would really ramp up the probiotics and natural / prescribed anti-fungals and

take the wait and see approach.

If your son is is pain that will be the deciding factor.

Good luck

Nora

My son has been doing

so well on Stan's protocol. We've been on it

for 2 1/2 months, and started seeing huge gains after the first month

and a half of healing regression. This past week he has regressed,

started humming and scripting again, not as engaged, etc. I took him

to the pediatrician today, and sure enough he has an ear infection.

He hasn't had one since his second set of tubes last March. (He had 12

previous to that) My pediatrician gave me a prescription for

zithromax, but I am hesitant to fill it because of the yeast issue. He

is on 80mg of diflucan a day and weighs 46 lbs. My DAN doctor is on

vacation for a month. Should I give him the Zithromax and risk more

yeast build up, or hope the ear infection clears up on its own????

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

[Guest guest]

We always used a homeopathic remedy called Belladona 6 or Belladona

30, as directed on the bottle. Worked in 10 minutes or less. I'd

highly recommend it. There are also others which may be helpful for

some behaviours while the child's gut is healing. Check with a

reputable practitioner. I prefer a classical homeopath (which means

that all they use are homeopathic single remedies, one at a time).

Laurie

Mom of 4

>

> > My son has been doing so well on Stan's protocol. We've been on it

> > for 2 1/2 months, and started seeing huge gains after the first

month

> > and a half of healing regression. This past week he has regressed,

> > started humming and scripting again, not as engaged, etc. I took

him

> > to the pediatrician today, and sure enough he has an ear

infection.

> > He hasn't had one since his second set of tubes last March. (He

had 12

> > previous to that) My pediatrician gave me a prescription for

> > zithromax, but I am hesitant to fill it because of the yeast

issue. He

> > is on 80mg of diflucan a day and weighs 46 lbs. My DAN doctor is

on

> > vacation for a month. Should I give him the Zithromax and risk

more

> > yeast build up, or hope the ear infection clears up on its own????

> > Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Crush a little fresh garlic.  Mix with a

little olive oil.  Warm in the microwave and put about four drops in his ear.

Pamela

" Courage is doing

what you're afraid to do.  There can be no courage unless you're scared. "

Eddie Rickenbacker,

top US

fighter ace, WWI

From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of janiefrmn

Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2007

3:28 PM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: Oh no!

Another ear infection!

My son has been doing so well on Stan's protocol.

We've been on it

for 2 1/2 months, and started seeing huge gains after the first month

and a half of healing regression. This past week he has regressed,

started humming and scripting again, not as engaged, etc. I took him

to the pediatrician today, and sure enough he has an ear infection.

He hasn't had one since his second set of tubes last March. (He had 12

previous to that) My pediatrician gave me

a prescription for

zithromax, but I am hesitant to fill it because of the yeast issue. He

is on 80mg of diflucan a day and weighs 46 lbs. My DAN doctor is on

vacation for a month. Should I give him the Zithromax and risk more

yeast build up, or hope the ear infection clears up on its own????

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!