Guest guest Posted June 29, 2010 Report Share Posted June 29, 2010 Cracks in corners of the mouth is often mentioned in the autism arena as meaning lack of a certain B vitamin. I can't remember which one, but if you Google, " B Vitamin cracks mouth " you should be able to find it. Love and prayers, Heidi N Hi everybody, I'm thrilled to be part of this wonderful group, I've learn so much in the last 10 days, I'm very happy I found you guys, all the information is priceless. My 3.8 yo son has pdd-nos (still waiting for a formal dx), he woke up today with something that looks like blisters on the corner's of the mouth, they look whiteish, didn't notice them until one hour ago. I started with a discomfort yesterday on my right side, but thats it, nobody else in the family, I still have the discomfort now, but his look really bad. they are located exactly in the corners, not outside, are not red, one in each side, and the only different thing I can think of is the watermelon we both have the day before yesterday. Any suggestions on how to treat it, please. I'm taking him to the doctor to see what he says, but the thing is that he is not in his clinic this week, so I have to take him to the walk in clinic tomorrow. I started him on GFCF on February, got him on supplements that I researched, like CLO, zinc, calcium, melatonine, water kefir, supernuthera, magnesium, vit d3, epson salts baths, selenium and Q10, (I'm waiting for the NDF Plus, cytoflora and liver life from byoray inc, any coments about it are welcome), i'm thinking in starting that detox before starting him with the b12 shots (at least the liver life). I got a Dan doctor, but she doesn't even know what SCDiet is, so I feel like if I'm on my own, we live in Canada, north of Toronto. Hugs, Sasha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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