Re: Re: some answers at last

[Guest guest]

Hi All

Thanks for all your advice re E's sore throats etc.

It would seem that all along this is a side effect of Respiradol.

It can cause sore throats, fevers, inflammation, clamminess and I did already

know about the swallowing issues but never dreamed about the pharyngitis!!

So we start taking him slowly off thids and if aggression persists - which I

think it will we need to try soemthing else.

Mum to E 15yrs

In for the long haul!!!

[csb-autism- rx] Re: re Help Please

Hi ,

I was just wondering how your son is doing? Where you said he had a recent

sinus infection, I wondered if he might be keeping his mouth open with his

tongue so he can breathe. Or if he might not be able to chew and swallow because

he can't breathe when his mouth is closed. Because you also mentioned his tongue

is swollen, I had the same first thought as ... that it might be an

allergen.

I hope he is feeling much better...

>

>

> Hi All

> Im wondering if anybody has come across similar problems.

> My son is having issues with chewing and swallowing foods - particuarly in

the chewing of foods- even thin breads. His favourite foods are fries - normally

they will go down even with raging sore throats.

> Now he cant even eat a peice of bread without gagging, heavign and finally

vomiting.

>

> We has also started putting his toungue between his bottom front lip and

teeth which forces the mouth open and his toungue to kind of hang out - He looks

like hes had a huge regression!!

>

> We have had him fully checked out by GP - Dentist - Bloods no- obvious signs

of discomfort.

> He loves his food and never an issue - Always had sensory issue so foods are

very limited - even at almost 16yrs old.

>

> I am starting to get seriously worried as this has gone on for 3 weeks now.

>

> He had had a bout of Sinus - last year he had strep infections in his

sinuses. So he has just had a does of antibiotics - but all this started just

before - This led me to think it was being aused by sinus and therefore

effecting his mouth - but there is no obvious sign of anything wrong - His

toungue may be enlarged.

> Any help would be really appreciated.

> He had temperatures with the Sinus infection and even after no more apparent

signs of it still showing infection in bloods and temps?

>

>

> He is on - Ritalin - Respirado;.

> P5P, Zinc, Mag Citrate, OLE and probiotics.

>

> Thanks

>

> mum to E nearly 16 Autism

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[Guest guest]

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Thank you for this information - I had no idea that these would be side

effects but it's good to know.

Laureen

> Hi All

>

> Thanks for all your advice re E's sore throats etc.

> It would seem that all along this is a side effect of Respiradol.

> It can cause sore throats, fevers, inflammation, clamminess and I did already

> know about the swallowing issues but never dreamed about the pharyngitis!!

>

> So we start taking him slowly off thids and if aggression persists - which I

> think it will we need to try soemthing else.

>

> Mum to E 15yrs

> In for the long haul!!!

>

>

>

>

> [csb-autism- rx] Re: re Help Please

>

> Hi ,

>

> I was just wondering how your son is doing? Where you said he had a recent

> sinus infection, I wondered if he might be keeping his mouth open with his

> tongue so he can breathe. Or if he might not be able to chew and swallow

> because he can't breathe when his mouth is closed. Because you also mentioned

> his tongue is swollen, I had the same first thought as ... that it might

> be an allergen.

>

> I hope he is feeling much better...

>

>

>>

>>

>> Hi All

>> Im wondering if anybody has come across similar problems.

>> My son is having issues with chewing and swallowing foods - particuarly in

>> the chewing of foods- even thin breads. His favourite foods are fries -

>> normally they will go down even with raging sore throats.

>> Now he cant even eat a peice of bread without gagging, heavign and finally

>> vomiting.

>>

>> We has also started putting his toungue between his bottom front lip and

>> teeth which forces the mouth open and his toungue to kind of hang out - He

>> looks like hes had a huge regression!!

>>

>> We have had him fully checked out by GP - Dentist - Bloods no- obvious signs

>> of discomfort.

>> He loves his food and never an issue - Always had sensory issue so foods are

>> very limited - even at almost 16yrs old.

>>

>> I am starting to get seriously worried as this has gone on for 3 weeks now.

>>

>> He had had a bout of Sinus - last year he had strep infections in his

>> sinuses. So he has just had a does of antibiotics - but all this started just

>> before - This led me to think it was being aused by sinus and therefore

>> effecting his mouth - but there is no obvious sign of anything wrong - His

>> toungue may be enlarged.

>> Any help would be really appreciated.

>> He had temperatures with the Sinus infection and even after no more apparent

>> signs of it still showing infection in bloods and temps?

>>

>>

>> He is on - Ritalin - Respirado;.

>> P5P, Zinc, Mag Citrate, OLE and probiotics.

>>

>> Thanks

>>

>> mum to E nearly 16 Autism

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Try Gluthathione. It did wonderful things for our son.

Thank You

Lidia Marandola

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From: csb-autism-rx [mailto:csb-autism-rx ]

On Behalf Of Duff

Sent: Friday, February 12, 2010 4:48 PM

To: csb-autism-rx

Subject: Re: Re: some answers at last

Hi All

Thanks for all your advice re E's sore throats etc.

It would seem that all along this is a side effect of Respiradol.

It can cause sore throats, fevers, inflammation, clamminess and I did

already know about the swallowing issues but never dreamed about the

pharyngitis!!

So we start taking him slowly off thids and if aggression persists - which I

think it will we need to try soemthing else.

Mum to E 15yrs

In for the long haul!!!

[csb-autism- rx] Re: re Help Please

Hi ,

I was just wondering how your son is doing? Where you said he had a recent

sinus infection, I wondered if he might be keeping his mouth open with his

tongue so he can breathe. Or if he might not be able to chew and swallow

because he can't breathe when his mouth is closed. Because you also

mentioned his tongue is swollen, I had the same first thought as ...

that it might be an allergen.

I hope he is feeling much better...

>

>

> Hi All

> Im wondering if anybody has come across similar problems.

> My son is having issues with chewing and swallowing foods - particuarly in

the chewing of foods- even thin breads. His favourite foods are fries -

normally they will go down even with raging sore throats.

> Now he cant even eat a peice of bread without gagging, heavign and finally

vomiting.

>

> We has also started putting his toungue between his bottom front lip and

teeth which forces the mouth open and his toungue to kind of hang out - He

looks like hes had a huge regression!!

>

> We have had him fully checked out by GP - Dentist - Bloods no- obvious

signs of discomfort.

> He loves his food and never an issue - Always had sensory issue so foods

are very limited - even at almost 16yrs old.

>

> I am starting to get seriously worried as this has gone on for 3 weeks

now.

>

> He had had a bout of Sinus - last year he had strep infections in his

sinuses. So he has just had a does of antibiotics - but all this started

just before - This led me to think it was being aused by sinus and therefore

effecting his mouth - but there is no obvious sign of anything wrong - His

toungue may be enlarged.

> Any help would be really appreciated.

> He had temperatures with the Sinus infection and even after no more

apparent signs of it still showing infection in bloods and temps?

>

>

> He is on - Ritalin - Respirado;.

> P5P, Zinc, Mag Citrate, OLE and probiotics.

>

> Thanks

>

> mum to E nearly 16 Autism

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Laureen

Yes i had seen this before- FOund I was alwasy checkign my son for brests - no

sign of them but we had prolactin blood tests on Friday.

The other interesting thing i heard in that clip is bowel issues- that will

explain the constipation my son has and im sure tommy cramps!!

Thanks

Re: some answers at last

There are other side effects as well. CBS news story:

http://tinyurl.com/ylgec8h

>

> > Hi All

> >

> > Thanks for all your advice re E's sore throats etc.

> > It would seem that all along this is a side effect of Respiradol.

> > It can cause sore throats, fevers, inflammation, clamminess and I did

already

> > know about the swallowing issues but never dreamed about the pharyngitis!!

> >

> > So we start taking him slowly off thids and if aggression persists - which

I

> > think it will we need to try soemthing else.

> >

> > Mum to E 15yrs

> > In for the long haul!!!

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thank you - I will do

[csb-autism- rx] Re: re Help Please

Hi ,

I was just wondering how your son is doing? Where you said he had a recent

sinus infection, I wondered if he might be keeping his mouth open with his

tongue so he can breathe. Or if he might not be able to chew and swallow

because he can't breathe when his mouth is closed. Because you also

mentioned his tongue is swollen, I had the same first thought as ...

that it might be an allergen.

I hope he is feeling much better...

>

>

> Hi All

> Im wondering if anybody has come across similar problems.

> My son is having issues with chewing and swallowing foods - particuarly in

the chewing of foods- even thin breads. His favourite foods are fries -

normally they will go down even with raging sore throats.

> Now he cant even eat a peice of bread without gagging, heavign and finally

vomiting.

>

> We has also started putting his toungue between his bottom front lip and

teeth which forces the mouth open and his toungue to kind of hang out - He

looks like hes had a huge regression!!

>

> We have had him fully checked out by GP - Dentist - Bloods no- obvious

signs of discomfort.

> He loves his food and never an issue - Always had sensory issue so foods

are very limited - even at almost 16yrs old.

>

> I am starting to get seriously worried as this has gone on for 3 weeks

now.

>

> He had had a bout of Sinus - last year he had strep infections in his

sinuses. So he has just had a does of antibiotics - but all this started

just before - This led me to think it was being aused by sinus and therefore

effecting his mouth - but there is no obvious sign of anything wrong - His

toungue may be enlarged.

> Any help would be really appreciated.

> He had temperatures with the Sinus infection and even after no more

apparent signs of it still showing infection in bloods and temps?

>

>

> He is on - Ritalin - Respirado;.

> P5P, Zinc, Mag Citrate, OLE and probiotics.

>

> Thanks

>

> mum to E nearly 16 Autism

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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