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I finished researching the anti fungal we are supposed to give ph as the

next step of Dr. Goldberg's protocol. The name is Nizoral. In addition to the

normal die-off issues of regression, nausea, headache, constipation/diarrhea, we

might also see vomiting, dyspepsia ( abdominal pains), pruritus ( skin changes

and itching around the anus), rashes, dizziness, somnolence ( falling asleep

chronically during the day), fever, chills, paraesthesia ( pins and needles,

buzzing or burning on the skin), thrombocytopenia ( excessive bleeding),

exanthema ( blisters), photophobia, increase in serum transaminases ( hepatitis

C), alopecia (hair loss), anaphylactic shock and the kicker, acute massive

hepatic necrosis ( indicated by pale colored stool, and lethal). We are starting

this on Monday morning. I want to be sure Dr. Goldberg is in his office and the

hospitals are open. Diflucan was mentioned as a second resort. Is it worse? Why

would he pick this as his first choice? Of course all these things aren't

mentioned on the leaflet that comes with the packet. You've got to research not

only the product and individual components ( active and inactive ingredients)

but also what the heck each adverse reaction means. I put the layman's terms in

parenthesis because I'm not sure how many parents out there know what the heck

those terms mean, I know I didn't before my research. Has anyone had experience

with either anti fungal or researched either one? I'm dreading Monday. Please

help me.