Re: possible ear infection

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much for your response.

My husband just took na to the Pediatrician and

she has a severe ear infection.

The Pediatrician prescribed Augmentin for 10 days.

na's gut is healing beautifully - She has been

on SCD since December 2003 -

I do not want to mess up her gut with Augmentin -

but if her ear infection is severe - will ear drops

be enough?

I really do not know what to do -

what do you think?

Claudette

na's mom

> > My daughter woke up crying hysterically - saying her

> > ear hurts and we think it may be a possible infection.

> > What does one do in this case if it is an ear infection?

> > Is there any medication out there that is " safe " that

> > can help her. She is 7 years old, has ulcerative

> > colitis - has been on SCD since December 2003.

> >

> > Please help!

> >

> > thanks Claudette

[Guest guest]

Claudette,

Our daughter also has UC. But, it is one son that is

usually plagued with ear infections. In the past we have

always done the antibiotics, but think that is what has lead

to many health problems in our family. When he got an ear

infection in Feb, we took him to the chiropractor--she

treated him with adjustments, ultrasound on his Eustachian

tubes, and olive oil/mullein ear drops. It worked!! It was

expensive, but we avoided the antibiotics.

Rhonda

possible ear infection

| My daughter woke up crying hysterically - saying her

| ear hurts and we think it may be a possible infection.

| What does one do in this case if it is an ear infection?

| Is there any medication out there that is " safe " that

| can help her. She is 7 years old, has ulcerative

| colitis - has been on SCD since December 2003.

|

| Please help!

|

| thanks Claudette

|

|

|

|

| For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please

read the book _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine

Gottschall and read the following websites:

| http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

| and

| http://www.pecanbread.com

|

|

[Guest guest]

You

> warm it with your body -- it says in the hand, but I used my

> cleavage -- hands free, you know!

>

>

Sue, how funny, I do the same thing. Then forget about it being

there until I get ready for bed!!

Thanks!

Wyatt, 3, ASD, SCD since 11.03

, 1 3/4, nt

[Guest guest]

> You

> > warm it with your body -- it says in the hand, but I used my

> > cleavage -- hands free, you know!

> Sue, how funny, I do the same thing. Then forget about it being

> there until I get ready for bed!!

Ok guys let me help you out a bit.

Hold a teaspoon in hot water. Shake off water. Pour on teaspoon

whatever you want to use. The mild heat coming off the teaspoon will

slightly heat up the oil, just enough in fact.

Better than carrying it in your cleavage?

Marjan

Netherlands