Re: a theory

[Guest guest]

Phyllis,

Be careful of the flouride. The Pediatrician put Luke on it and he reacted.

It took us a while to figure out thats what he was reacting to. The flouride

can be specially compounded by a capable pharmacy to not include anything she

might react to.

Good Luck and beware of hidden milk proteins in meds, they are used for a

binding agent and may not be on listed ingredients.

Traci - Mom to Luke (6 w/EG and ADHD) and (9 healthy and helpful)

[Guest guest]

> Also, Arissa had a dental check-up today. Do your kids take vitamins

with

> fluoride or just vitamins? Arissa doesn't and never has. Have you

visited

> the dentist (especially the younger kids) and has anything special been

> done? Ours is concerned because she doesn't get the fluoride and with

the

> vomiting on top of it-it is not a good combination. He wants her in

every

> 3 months for a cleaning. More curiosity here. Thanks.

takes just a regular kid's vitamin. I worry a lot about him getting

calcium and other vitamins with him not being able to drink milk and not

drinking any other type of formula either. Our GI doc recommended giving

him Tums twice a day. I have been meaning to get him into see a dentist

because it is very hard to keep his teeth clean. I think I attribute that

to the no milk issue

Dawn, mommy to Dakota, 6(in 1st grade, only a few more years before the

boys are pounding down the doors) and , 2-1/2 (eosinophilic

gastroenteritis, fundo 10/96)

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 9/2/98 7:44:31 PM Central Daylight Time, PIChildren@...

writes:

<< Good Luck and beware of hidden milk proteins in meds, they are used for a

binding agent and may not be on listed ingredients. >>

Traci

Can you give any examples?

Jane

Mom to 5-24-97 (GERD, EG/MSPI/G-Button)

11-2-95