Re: Is regression after antiviral stops possible?

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And this is how you know you aren't ready to stop antivirals. Been there, done that. 9 months is rarely long enough on antivirals. But if you restart, you'll probably want to restart with a new antiviral.

Cheryl~http://www.gryffins-tail.blogspot.com~@midian42~

On Oct 9, 2010, at 8:24 PM, First Namemeghan Tarantino wrote:

I have been trying to figure out what is going on with my sin, 4, ASD. Things were going so well and then we went to see the DAN last month. Since that visit he's gone down hill. The changes that occurred were:,he did get a cold around 9/11, during which he got constipated and then diareah. Still battling this issue. She changed his antiviral to amphotercin b from nystatin but I switched back; she started him on a new immune support with mushrooms in it and ----- we stopped acyclovir- after 9 mo. So I'm wondering if the regression I see is actually from that. He quit going outside, quit riding bike, quit using other toys, quit bothering the dog incessantly like he was- all things he began to do while on acyclovir. He didn't stop everything- still does well with fine motor- but these other things I mentioned did stop. Please, thoughts would help

Meghan

[Guest guest]

Try LDN instead for immune support.. I liked it better it works in a different

way.. but my son reacted to the mushrooms .. since they are fungus.. and we do

yeast free diet with him.

Also did you do a stool test to see which antifungal would work better.. the

tests can show which strands of yeasts ....

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> > I have been trying to figure out what is going on with my sin, 4, ASD.

Things were going so well and then we went to see the DAN last month. Since that

visit he's gone down hill. The changes that occurred were:,he did get a cold

around 9/11, during which he got constipated and then diareah. Still battling

this issue. She changed his antiviral to amphotercin b from nystatin but I

switched back; she started him on a new immune support with mushrooms in it and

----- we stopped acyclovir- after 9 mo. So I'm wondering if the regression I see

is actually from that. He quit going outside, quit riding bike, quit using other

toys, quit bothering the dog incessantly like he was- all things he began to do

while on acyclovir. He didn't stop everything- still does well with fine motor-

but these other things I mentioned did stop. Please, thoughts would help

> > Meghan

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

can i get LDN without a prescription?

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Sun, October 10, 2010 4:03:07 AMSubject: Re: Is regression after antiviral stops possible?

Try LDN instead for immune support.. I liked it better it works in a different way.. but my son reacted to the mushrooms .. since they are fungus.. and we do yeast free diet with him.Also did you do a stool test to see which antifungal would work better.. the tests can show which strands of yeasts ....> > > I have been trying to figure

out what is going on with my sin, 4, ASD. Things were going so well and then we went to see the DAN last month. Since that visit he's gone down hill. The changes that occurred were:,he did get a cold around 9/11, during which he got constipated and then diareah. Still battling this issue. She changed his antiviral to amphotercin b from nystatin but I switched back; she started him on a new immune support with mushrooms in it and ----- we stopped acyclovir- after 9 mo. So I'm wondering if the regression I see is actually from that. He quit going outside, quit riding bike, quit using other toys, quit bothering the dog incessantly like he was- all things he began to do while on acyclovir. He didn't stop everything- still does well with fine motor- but these other things I mentioned did stop. Please, thoughts would help> > Meghan> > > >>

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can i get LDN without a prescription?

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Sun, October 10, 2010 4:03:07 AMSubject: Re: Is regression after antiviral stops possible?

Try LDN instead for immune support.. I liked it better it works in a different way.. but my son reacted to the mushrooms .. since they are fungus.. and we do yeast free diet with him.Also did you do a stool test to see which antifungal would work better.. the tests can show which strands of yeasts ....> > > I have been trying to figure

out what is going on with my sin, 4, ASD. Things were going so well and then we went to see the DAN last month. Since that visit he's gone down hill. The changes that occurred were:,he did get a cold around 9/11, during which he got constipated and then diareah. Still battling this issue. She changed his antiviral to amphotercin b from nystatin but I switched back; she started him on a new immune support with mushrooms in it and ----- we stopped acyclovir- after 9 mo. So I'm wondering if the regression I see is actually from that. He quit going outside, quit riding bike, quit using other toys, quit bothering the dog incessantly like he was- all things he began to do while on acyclovir. He didn't stop everything- still does well with fine motor- but these other things I mentioned did stop. Please, thoughts would help> > Meghan> > > >>

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we had done a CDSA a few times but they could never cuture any yeast, so it never was able to really specify an atifungal. we were on difulcant for 9 mo along with nystatin. she took him of diflucan and were oon nystatin only. recently put him on amphotercin B but i am curently giving him nystatin

To: "mb12 valtrex " <mb12 valtrex >Sent: Sun, October 10, 2010 11:03:00 AMSubject: Re: Re: Is regression after antiviral stops possible?

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can i get LDN without a prescription?

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Sun, October 10, 2010 4:03:07 AMSubject: Re: Is regression after antiviral stops possible?

Try LDN instead for immune support.. I liked it better it works in a different way.. but my son reacted to the mushrooms .. since they are fungus.. and we do yeast free diet with him.Also did you do a stool test to see which antifungal would work better.. the tests can show which strands of yeasts ....> > > I have been trying to figure out what is going on with my sin, 4, ASD. Things were going so well and then we went to see the DAN last month. Since that visit he's gone down hill. The changes that occurred were:,he did get a cold around 9/11, during which he got constipated and then diareah. Still battling this issue. She changed his antiviral to amphotercin b from nystatin but I switched back; she started him on a new immune support with mushrooms in it and ----- we stopped acyclovir- after 9 mo. So I'm wondering if the regression I see is actually from that. He quit going outside, quit riding bike, quit using other toys, quit bothering the dog incessantly like he was- all things he began to do while on acyclovir. He didn't stop everything- still does well with fine motor- but

these other things I mentioned did stop. Please, thoughts would help> > Meghan> > > >>

[Guest guest]

For many kids they need antivirals until the big cure comes

along. My son has been on them since he was about 10. He is now

22. We have to switch to another after he builds up a tolerance and it

stops working. Regression is expected if you stop them. So far

there isn’t a cure for viruses.

Marcia

[Guest guest]

I realize this is going to sound naive here, but can't the immune system be

build up and the body boosted with lots of probiotics, pill form and kefir,

etc.? Like I said, I realize this is probably naive, but I am stupidly hopeful

still.

Martha

>

> For many kids they need antivirals until the big cure comes along. My son

> has been on them since he was about 10. He is now 22. We have to switch to

> another after he builds up a tolerance and it stops working. Regression is

> expected if you stop them. So far there isn't a cure for viruses.

>

> Marcia

>

[Guest guest]

Not if it's already stressed to the point where it can't - and autism is an immune dysfunction, IMHO. Every system that is not functioning properly is related to immune function in one way or another.

Cheryl~http://www.gryffins-tail.blogspot.com~@midian42~

I realize this is going to sound naive here, but can't the immune system be build up and the body boosted with lots of probiotics, pill form and kefir, etc.? Like I said, I realize this is probably naive, but I am stupidly hopeful still.

Martha

>

> For many kids they need antivirals until the big cure comes along. My son

> has been on them since he was about 10. He is now 22. We have to switch to

> another after he builds up a tolerance and it stops working. Regression is

> expected if you stop them. So far there isn't a cure for viruses.

>

> Marcia

>