Guest guest Posted November 25, 2003 Report Share Posted November 25, 2003 Hello all. How do you test for yeast or bacteria? Is it a stool or urine test? Which lab? Need a script? Thanks in advance. Tina B Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 28, 2004 Report Share Posted January 28, 2004 Depends on the kid. Because my son has a history of febrile seizures, I go very slowly with anti-fungals. I don't want to induce a huge die-off and then have a resulting fever and seizure. You've got to go with your instincts. [ ] Re: clostridia?? I think you should throw everything you've got at it right away. My poor kid also had both clostridia and yeast. We tried fighting one at a time, per DAN dr orders. First Culturelle 3x day for clostridia. It came down a lot, but yeast went up. Then we tried Sporanox for yeast. It came down and now clostridia is way up. So finally, after 4+ months of fighting them, we are back about where we started. Finally, we are fighting both at once, agressively. My kid has been on Nystatin (for yeast), Flagyl (for clostridia), Lauricidin, and Culturelle now for a week. The difference is amazing. He's also on the SCD diet and we're hoping we can heal up his gut and repopulate it with good bugs without seeing any regression. I understand your hesitation to throw in so many things at once, but I'd hate to see you on the same see-saw we were on for so many months. Good luck! - > my son's test just came back with yeast/fungal overgrowth and clostridia species including C difficile...no wonder the poor guy has been horrible and aggressive. > > his Doc recommended Biocidin with diflucan AND Lauricidin/Monolaurin. > does this sound like a bit too much to give??? ======================================================= Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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