Re: Spider veins on cheeks

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I think the AT. --- ToniTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Wed, September 8, 2010 5:08:42 PMSubject: Spider veins on cheeks

My son has these too and I thought it was an oxalate issue. I got confused by the posts--is this supposed to be a Lyme symptom or PANDAS, or the AT? Neither of which sound good to me.

Thanks for any clarification,

Amy B

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My son has a few that aren't very visible on his face. Heidi posted a youtube video that showed patients with Lyme disease with spider veins on their face.

Salina

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Wed, September 8, 2010 2:08:42 PMSubject: Spider veins on cheeks

My son has these too and I thought it was an oxalate issue. I got confused by the posts--is this supposed to be a Lyme symptom or PANDAS, or the AT? Neither of which sound good to me.Thanks for any clarification,Amy B

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Spider veins on cheeks

My son has these too and I thought it was an oxalate issue. I got confused by the posts--is this supposed to be a Lyme symptom or PANDAS, or the AT? Neither of which sound good to me.Thanks for any clarification,Amy B

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Both my sons have spider veins on cheeks- 3yrold with autism and 14 month that

seems NT(not had vaccines)

I have spoken with many docs about it here and all have literally brushed it off

..some suggested possible birth trauma even though i explained that they both

had very easy natural births.Is this something commonly linked with autism.I

must do some reading on the

T -A

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> My son has a few that aren't very visible on his face. Heidi posted a youtube

> video that showed patients with Lyme disease with spider veins on their face.

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> To: mb12 valtrex

> Sent: Wed, September 8, 2010 2:08:42 PM

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> My son has these too and I thought it was an oxalate issue. I got confused by

> the posts--is this supposed to be a Lyme symptom or PANDAS, or the AT? Neither

> of which sound good to me.

> Thanks for any clarification,

> Amy B

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my son has spider veins on his eyelids -- since he was born, & they never went away. Christel, Should I be concerned about this?Sent from my iPhone

Both my sons have spider veins on cheeks- 3yrold with autism and 14 month that seems NT(not had vaccines)

I have spoken with many docs about it here and all have literally brushed it off .some suggested possible birth trauma even though i explained that they both had very easy natural births.Is this something commonly linked with autism.I must do some reading on the

T -A

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> My son has a few that aren't very visible on his face. Heidi posted a youtube

> video that showed patients with Lyme disease with spider veins on their face.

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> Salina

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> To: mb12 valtrex

> Sent: Wed, September 8, 2010 2:08:42 PM

> Subject: Spider veins on cheeks

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> My son has these too and I thought it was an oxalate issue. I got confused by

> the posts--is this supposed to be a Lyme symptom or PANDAS, or the AT? Neither

> of which sound good to me.

> Thanks for any clarification,

> Amy B

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don't jump to the conclution it's TA, there is SO much more to the dx then that.

trust me I lost alot of sleep over this one already......

Spider veins on cheeks> > Â > My son has these too and I thought it was an oxalate issue. I got confused by > the posts--is this supposed to be a Lyme symptom or PANDAS, or the AT? Neither > of which sound good to me.> Thanks for any clarification,> Amy B>

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its more then just veins, it talks about loosing mucles tone, and skills. the dr I talked to said that kids can't stand in one place, they have to keep readjusting to hold up while standing and box themself, they have weird gaits, they have tics and loss of controling muscles *he says that does not go away and is constant, drooling issues, food eating issues

Spider veins on cheeks> > Â > My son has these too and I thought it was an oxalate issue. I got confused by > the posts--is this supposed to be a Lyme symptom or PANDAS, or the AT? Neither > of which sound good to me.> Thanks for any clarification,> Amy B>

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Excuse me for asking but what is at.

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> Spider veins on cheeks

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> My son has these too and I thought it was an oxalate issue. I got confused

by the posts--is this supposed to be a Lyme symptom or PANDAS, or the AT?

Neither of which sound good to me.

> Thanks for any clarification,

> Amy B

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[Guest guest]

Excuse me for asking but what is at.

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> AT

> Spider veins on cheeks

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> My son has these too and I thought it was an oxalate issue. I got confused

by the posts--is this supposed to be a Lyme symptom or PANDAS, or the AT?

Neither of which sound good to me.

> Thanks for any clarification,

> Amy B

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