RE: Re: Famvir vs. Valtrex

[Guest guest]

He's been on Famvir for 5 months.

[Guest guest]

My question is in regard to the lack of response. If we did not observe the

die-off has addressed the underlying problem. Valtrex seems to be beneficial

but is it aggressive enough. By changing Meds do you expand the variety of

viruses you are trying to eliminate.

Confused as always

Bill

Re: Famvir vs. Valtrex

Our son has done better on Valtrex. I belive each child is

different and you do not know how a med fits unless you try it on.

Understand about the plateaus...but I believe if you find a med that

does not cause negative side effects stick with it. How long on

Famvir? Our experience also was we saw progress each time Dr G had

us increase Celexa dose...Jack is 40 lbs and 4 1/2 yrs up to 1 1/4

of a 10 mg tablet daily.

HTH

> My son has been on 250mg of Famvir x 2 per day and 2 ml of Celexa.

We saw

> some major improvements (increased and more spontaneous language

but now we feel

> that he has reached a plateau. Does anyone know if Valtrex is a

better

> choice? Should we try it?

>

> Our son has shown more signs of hyperactivity since he is on the

protocol.

> Does Dr. G ever recommend Strattera?

>

> Thanks

>

> Helene

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Does anyone out there know anything about ecxema and what is effective to

treat it?I have tried creams and ointments and nothing is helping to relieve the

constant skin flare ups. I am having a series of patch tests done soon to find

what it is that I am so allergic to. Thanks to anyone who can help.

[Guest guest]

My friend goes thru this occ'ly and the only thing

that " puts out the fire " of the flareup is to go on a

prescription of oral steroids. Barb

--- gvizjazz@... wrote:

> Does anyone out there know anything about ecxema and

> what is effective to

> treat it?I have tried creams and ointments and

> nothing is helping to relieve the

> constant skin flare ups. I am having a series of

> patch tests done soon to find

> what it is that I am so allergic to. Thanks to

> anyone who can help.

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[Guest guest]

My Daughter gets occasional eczema, but since eliminating DAIRY products from

her diet it fixed the problem. When she eats pizza at the occational birthday

party, her eczema return but only in small patches. I hope this helps. Argie

Re: Re: Famvir vs. Valtrex

My friend goes thru this occ'ly and the only thing

that " puts out the fire " of the flareup is to go on a

prescription of oral steroids. Barb

--- gvizjazz@... wrote:

> Does anyone out there know anything about ecxema and

> what is effective to

> treat it?I have tried creams and ointments and

> nothing is helping to relieve the

> constant skin flare ups. I am having a series of

> patch tests done soon to find

> what it is that I am so allergic to. Thanks to

> anyone who can help.

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