Guest guest Posted August 7, 2004 Report Share Posted August 7, 2004 Hello Faye I do agree with as well. Sounds like a more severe case of heat rash. Skin breakdown happens in stages, and you would see this before you just find breakdown. I've worked in healthcare for many years, and skin breakdown doesn't just happen over a few hrs unless something is absolutley presuring oxigen, and blood supply which your kid WOULD let you know about. Please call Dr. Blecher about this though, and make an appointment for the next time his is back in London, as you might have to have the helmet off for a few days, and another adjustment so she fits into the band well. Good luck, and let us know how Isis is doing. Sandy Willow's Mom Torticollis resolved Cranio Germany Grad > > > > Isis had her Cranio helmet fitted on Monday. I have just taken > > it > > > > off for the 'free' hour, and noticed a large yellowy-brown > stain > > on > > > > the inside of the back of the helmet. On the back of Isis's > > head > > > > are a few yellow headed spots (look very much like teenage > > > > acne). It appeared that they had already popped a couple of > > > > times. They are very red and sore. I wondered what I should > > do? > > > > Do I put her helmet back on when her hour is up or should I > > > > leave it off? She has a heat rash on her chest and back, so I > > am > > > > presuming the spots on her head are heat rash too. I have > > > > emailed Dr Blecher and am awaiting the reply. Can anyone > > > > help? So far all had been going so well. > > > > > > > > Thanks in hope, > > > > > > > > Faye x Hampshire, UK > > > > Mum to Caitlyn - 10, Harvey - 5, Isis - 7 mths (Cranio band - 2 > > Aug > > > > 04) > > > > For more plagio info Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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