Guest guest Posted December 16, 2005 Report Share Posted December 16, 2005 Chelating the kids and myself with DSMA every 4 hours, and we're on round 3. Well, last week it was my 7 yo who vomited. We stopped the round for her. Last night it was my 9 yo who complained of a stomach ache and then threw up several times. I've been up since 4 am, and I'm exhausted! I stopped the round for her. I'm still not positive it's the DMSA, or coincidentally a stomach virus, or something else. My 9 yo had no complaints last round. My 7 yo is doing well, so far, this round. Both kids are ~76# and are taking 12.5 mg of DMSA. I'm thinking about adding in ALA in our next round, after the holidays. Although we have tried to be very careful, the kids may have been exposed to lead during our renovations, so I'd like to keep DMSA, either every round or every few rounds. If we add in ALA along with DMSA on our next round, I'd be giving 12.5 mg ALA in addition to 12.5 mg of DMSA per dose? And I'd be giving both of those every 3 hours, not every 4? Or, if I suspect the kids are not tolerating the DMSA well, will adding in ALA help in many cases, or would it be better to do DMSA every 4th round (or something along those lines). Since I cannot take ALA until February due to recent amalgam removal, I can take my 25 mg of DMSA every 3 hours (along with the kids taking ALA)? Shorter is okay. Just want to run that by, in Illinois Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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