clearing anesthesia from the body

[Guest guest]

All,

A week ago today, my two and a half year old daughter had to have surgery. It

was unavoidable- she swallowed a coin, and it was stuck in her esophagus. She

was put under general anesthesia, but was given no antibiotics or other

medications. For the first time in her life, she has a white coating on her

tounge, and her bowl movements have not been normal since then. Can anyone give

me any guidance as to how to help fix these problems?

Thanks,

KerryAnn

[Guest guest]

Vitamin C is good for clearing the body of local anesthetics. vsp

On 6/6/05, KerryAnn <krankedyann@...> wrote:

>

> All,

>

> A week ago today, my two and a half year old daughter had to have surgery.

> It was unavoidable- she swallowed a coin, and it was stuck in her esophagus.

> She was put under general anesthesia, but was given no antibiotics or other

> medications. For the first time in her life, she has a white coating on her

> tounge, and her bowl movements have not been normal since then. Can anyone

> give me any guidance as to how to help fix these problems?

>

> Thanks,

> KerryAnn

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I am not an expert, but a white coating on the tongue is a clear

sign of a yeast infection, usually candida. White tongue is also

called " Thrush " . It is common. She either needs a medication from

the doctor such as diflucan or flagyl (do they give that to kids?)

or better, many people with autistic kids fight this infection often

while chelating their children using natural products. You might

want to stop in on that list and ask more specifically about yeasts

and white-tongue from other parents.

/

On the autism treatment list I found that some parents use this

product to treat yeasts and fungus in their kids: Virastop

Here is a link - I have no connection to the manufacturer or the

retailer - it's just a link to info on the product other parents

recommend for similar to your daughter's problem.

http://www.smartbomb.com/enzmed98140.html

Depending on the formulation of any Vit C supplement, it could feed

the yeast as do sugars and carbs.

I have been suffering yeasts lately and they make me really crabby

and irritable. She probably isn't a happy camper with it, either.

Good luck,

*S*

> All,

>

> A week ago today, my two and a half year old daughter had to have

surgery. It was unavoidable- she swallowed a coin, and it was stuck

in her esophagus. She was put under general anesthesia, but was

given no antibiotics or other medications. For the first time in

her life, she has a white coating on her tounge, and her bowl

movements have not been normal since then. Can anyone give me any

guidance as to how to help fix these problems?

>

> Thanks,

> KerryAnn

>

>