Re: gut question and warts

[Guest guest]

Hi.. I am not sure what to tell you about the warts but I would

suggest reading through CSB on the antibiotic/antifungal protocol

that Dr. JM recommends. We did not ever use antifungal without

simultaneous antibiotic due to a " see saw " affect with " bad " bacteria

that can occur and some of the behaviors you mention are indicative

of those behaviors in some children and if the Vanco helped his

stool, I would guess he may have gut bugs you need to address. I

would suggest a CSA with parasitology and letting it guide treatment

going forth for right now.

Just my .02 from our experience and Dr. JM's book.

All the best,

Moderator

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> Hi

>

> my son has finally been dx with inflammation at various points

> througout his digestive system, throat, terminal ileum and colon,

> chronic, low grade. He has been taking omeprazole intermittently

> and Pentasa now for 6 weeks. He still has huge pain meltdowns and

> undigested food in stools. His meltdowns are less frequent but

more

> severe and always followed within half an hour by a stool.

> afterwhich he is much happier. He is also taking levo carnitine as

> his free carnitine levels were 9 against a lower reference of 25.

> and acetyl l carnitine pm also. He has pro biotics and sacc

> boulardii on a very regular basis and we give diflucan (away from

> sb) a.m. to attempt to combat his yeast. although I am completely

> clear what is wrong with him, we haven't yet found equilibrium in

> his treatment. He has movicol and oxypowder and sometimes lactulose

> daily. He backs up if we miss even a day.

>

> He now has these strange like open warts on his hand. they're not

> cold sores, not red, they're like warts with a raised lip. Just

two

> of htem and they've been there a few weeks. He is getting less CLO

> than he used (he was on 3-4 teaspoons a day, now it's just one

> cap). could all this be related? We did a round of vancomycin a

> month ago and the effect on digestion was remarkable - no

undigested

> food and formed stools. Should we do this again? what can we do

for

> these warts or are they just a red herring? any helpful advice

> would be so gratefully recieved. He was so upset last night, head

> banging and pulling over furniture that our baby sitter isn't sure

> she can come again, so it's pretty extreme stuff as she's no

> lightweight.

>

> many thanks

>

> Steph, Uk mum of Tom 9

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