Re: Feeding Problems

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k thanks.. I had to take her to a diff. Ped.. and he is a GI specialist too and

he went ahead and gave her some reflux medication any how, without testing

again... She was tested a year ago and it was fine but he said that it can

chance with a seizure. But he also said he doesn't want to bother with another

test as maybe the test is not catching were her problem is and that when someone

has neuro problems that then are 70 more likly to have a reflux issue... good to

know. he said it will take 2-3 days before we know but I gave it to her at 5pm

and last nite was the first nite she slept no crying since the seizure on the

6th!..wish us luck and i will wish you guys luck!!

Ash

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> > From: theasprague@ <theasprague@>

> > Subject: Re: Feeding Problems

> > To: polymicrogyria

> > Date: Monday, October 25, 2010, 4:09 PM

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> > Isn't baclofen a pro-convulsant? I have a client who has seizure disorder

and he was weaned off of it due to increased seizure activity. Just a thought!

Keppra I have heard more with mood changes ( " keppra rage " , etc.). But all of our

kiddos respond differently to these drugs! Good luck at the doc's tomorrow!

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> > Thank you everyone for sharing your ideas with me. We have tried the acid

reflux medicine and did not work. We tried anti nausia and it was working but

they stopped it because of nuero reasons. I am taking all of these great ideas

to pediatrician tomorrow. Ummmm I was wondering could it be the kepra because

she started that around the same time and the thought it was baclafen and now

she still vomits and never sleeps.

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