Re: Private Part May Hurt - Advice Needed

[Guest guest]

Maybe some cranberry juice would help?

Barb

[ ] Private Part May Hurt - Advice Needed

Hi All,

In the last three days, my 4.4 year old has told me once that his penis

itched and once that his penis hurt. I don't think this is yeast. I

am quite familiar with yeast in my little guy, and this does not seem

to be that. I have gone through the onibasu archives and found

references to the nitric oxide synthase isses and gallstones. Has

anyone researched these enough to give me some kind of base to start

from? Or have any other ideas? He has a history of playing with his

penis (we joke that besides certain cognitive stuff, finding his

privates was the only thing he did early) but it seems to have gotten

much better with yeast management.

Sorry this is so open ended....

Anne

[Guest guest]

I was think UTI also, you can get itching and pain with a UTI. Cranberry juice

or d-mannose both work, but it's hard to find straight cranberry juice, without

the sugar and high fructose corn syrup, which would create yeast, possibly.

That sounds more plausible than gallstones, didn't know children could get

gallstones. Hope your little guy feels better soon, Anne.

[ ] Private Part May Hurt - Advice Needed

Hi All,

In the last three days, my 4.4 year old has told me once that his penis

itched and once that his penis hurt. I don't think this is yeast. I

am quite familiar with yeast in my little guy, and this does not seem

to be that. I have gone through the onibasu archives and found

references to the nitric oxide synthase isses and gallstones. Has

anyone researched these enough to give me some kind of base to start

from? Or have any other ideas? He has a history of playing with his

penis (we joke that besides certain cognitive stuff, finding his

privates was the only thing he did early) but it seems to have gotten

much better with yeast management.

Sorry this is so open ended....

Anne

[Guest guest]

In addition to cranberry (extract, dried fruit, or juice):

If you try topical antibiotic ointment and it gets worse, it is most likely

yeast. If it gets better, it is most likely an infection. If it is an

infection, salt and/or vinegar in the bath water may help. (Give him toys

in the bath and encourage him to play for 30 minutes to an hour.)

Good luck,

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[Guest guest]

Thanks everyone!

Anne

>

> In addition to cranberry (extract, dried fruit, or juice):

>

> If you try topical antibiotic ointment and it gets worse, it is

most likely

> yeast. If it gets better, it is most likely an infection. If it

is an

> infection, salt and/or vinegar in the bath water may help. (Give

him toys

> in the bath and encourage him to play for 30 minutes to an hour.)

>

> Good luck,

>

> --

> Michele in Limbo (formerly in California)

>

> talithamichele@...

>

>

> Visit Michele's World!

> http://www.califmichele.com

>

> " Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by

understanding. "

> -- Albert Einstein

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I've heard that cranberry juice once one already had a UTI doesn't help, but

that one can drink it to prevent UTIs. Definitely avoid any with sugar or other

sweeteners.

S S

<p>I was think UTI also, you can get itching and pain with a UTI. Cranberry

juice or d-mannose both work, but it's hard to find straight cranberry juice,

without the sugar and high fructose corn syrup, which would create yeast,

possibly. <br>

<br>

That sounds more plausible than gallstones, didn't know children could get

gallstones. Hope your little guy feels better soon, Anne.<br>

<br>

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>>I've heard that cranberry juice once one already had a UTI doesn't help,

but

that one can drink it to prevent UTIs. Definitely avoid any with sugar or

other

sweeteners.

S S

--

Cranberry interferes with the ability of germs to stick to mucous

membranes. If you already have a UTI, just drinking a little juice won't be

enough on its own but larger quantities, such as in extract form, especially

if combined with something else (like chamomile poultice or other natural

antibiotics) can make a difference. I know someone who used to have

recurrent UTI's who did high doses of cranberry extract and goldenseal for

10 weeks and they never came back after that.

--

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Michele, I am off to get some cranberry extract to see if that

is what is going on. I have heard you mention chamomile poulice a

coupld of times before. What exactly is that?

Thanks,

Anne

>

> >>I've heard that cranberry juice once one already had a UTI

doesn't help,

> but

> that one can drink it to prevent UTIs. Definitely avoid any with

sugar or

> other

> sweeteners.

> S S

> --

> Cranberry interferes with the ability of germs to stick to mucous

> membranes. If you already have a UTI, just drinking a little juice

won't be

> enough on its own but larger quantities, such as in extract form,

especially

> if combined with something else (like chamomile poultice or other

natural

> antibiotics) can make a difference. I know someone who used to have

> recurrent UTI's who did high doses of cranberry extract and

goldenseal for

> 10 weeks and they never came back after that.

>

> --

> Michele in Limbo (formerly in California)

>

> talithamichele@...

>

>

> Visit Michele's World!

> http://www.califmichele.com

>

> " Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by

understanding. "

> -- Albert Einstein

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

We did clear up a UTI in my daughter with huge amounts of cranberry juice before

I heard of d-mannose and it never came back. With the dgd, it took the d-mannose

a couple of times before it was gone for good.

[ ] Re: Private Part May Hurt - Advice Needed

Thanks Michele, I am off to get some cranberry extract to see if that

is what is going on. I have heard you mention chamomile poulice a

coupld of times before. What exactly is that?

Thanks,

Anne

>

> >>I've heard that cranberry juice once one already had a UTI

doesn't help,

> but

> that one can drink it to prevent UTIs. Definitely avoid any with

sugar or

> other

> sweeteners.

> S S

> --

> Cranberry interferes with the ability of germs to stick to mucous

> membranes. If you already have a UTI, just drinking a little juice

won't be

> enough on its own but larger quantities, such as in extract form,

especially

> if combined with something else (like chamomile poultice or other

natural

> antibiotics) can make a difference. I know someone who used to have

> recurrent UTI's who did high doses of cranberry extract and

goldenseal for

> 10 weeks and they never came back after that.

>

> --

> Michele in Limbo (formerly in California)

>

> talithamichele@...

>

>

> Visit Michele's World!

> http://www.califmichele.com

>

> " Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by

understanding. "

> -- Albert Einstein

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>>Thanks Michele, I am off to get some cranberry extract to see if that

is what is going on. I have heard you mention chamomile poulice a

coupld of times before. What exactly is that?

----

It's a topical application of a moist herbal treatment. I gathered together

some of the comments from previous e-mails of mine and posted them here:

http://healthgazelle.org/poultice.shtml

If you have any questions about the details, please ask. I don't feel like

that page is as organized and clear as I would like it to be.

----

>>Michele, or anybody else, would you be kind to let me know if Whole Foods

sell

this chamomile poultice?

---

You can make chamomile poultice using chamomile tea bags. I preferred a

brand where the bags did not have strings, because that made it easier to

do. But when I couldn't get that, I just cut the strings off the bags. I

don't think it's hard to do. Basically, you make tea the usual way, but

then use the bags as a topical/transdermal delivery method (paying close

attention to NOT burning anyone with the hot bags). The link above has

additional instructions.

--

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[Guest guest]

Oops, I missed a couple of questions:

>>Also, can it be used with the Flagyl? I am sorry for

having this many questions but I would like to know more about the

Goldenseal as

well.

I'm not familiar with Flagyl. Goldenseal is an herbal supplement you can

get at places like GNC. I haven't used it in a long time and don't know

much about it.

My apologies. I wish I could tell you more. Maybe someone else will have

some comments.

--

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[Guest guest]

>>He has a history of playing with his

> penis (we joke that besides certain cognitive stuff, finding his

> privates was the only thing he did early) but it seems to have gotten

> much better with yeast management.

The only time my son ever played with his penis, was when he had

yeast. His yeast symptoms changed over time. In the beginning of

biomedical, yeast caused other issues, but as biomedical progressed,

playing with his penis was one of the symptoms. You still might try

increasing the yeast protocol and see if it helps.

Dana

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My son has done THAT for a while now. It is hard to tell if he has

yeast or not. We have had 3 or 4 stool analysis tests done and they

only showed microscopic yeast particles and one show no yeast. But

what's weird is, during chelation his anus area isn't

red...anything. But aFTER chelation his anus gets red and he gets

these white bumps? Could that be yeast? I'll just start giving him

oil of oregano and maybe try the grape fruit seed extract for a

little while and see what happens.

Trish

> >>He has a history of playing with his

> > penis (we joke that besides certain cognitive stuff, finding his

> > privates was the only thing he did early) but it seems to have

gotten

> > much better with yeast management.

>

>

> The only time my son ever played with his penis, was when he had

> yeast. His yeast symptoms changed over time. In the beginning of

> biomedical, yeast caused other issues, but as biomedical

progressed,

> playing with his penis was one of the symptoms. You still might

try

> increasing the yeast protocol and see if it helps.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

Private part issues such as described might be due to elevated testosterone.

High testosterone levels may be a factor in Autism -- according to more and more

DANs. Suggest that you check your childs testosterone level.

longingforheaven24 <mpjldalton@...> wrote: My son has done THAT

for a while now. It is hard to tell if he has

yeast or not. We have had 3 or 4 stool analysis tests done and they

only showed microscopic yeast particles and one show no yeast. But

what's weird is, during chelation his anus area isn't

red...anything. But aFTER chelation his anus gets red and he gets

these white bumps? Could that be yeast? I'll just start giving him

oil of oregano and maybe try the grape fruit seed extract for a

little while and see what happens.

Trish

> >>He has a history of playing with his

> > penis (we joke that besides certain cognitive stuff, finding his

> > privates was the only thing he did early) but it seems to have

gotten

> > much better with yeast management.

>

>

> The only time my son ever played with his penis, was when he had

> yeast. His yeast symptoms changed over time. In the beginning of

> biomedical, yeast caused other issues, but as biomedical

progressed,

> playing with his penis was one of the symptoms. You still might

try

> increasing the yeast protocol and see if it helps.

>

> Dana

>

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[Guest guest]

I added in more anti fungals yesterday, per Dana's advice. I will

try to post if things improve in this area.

Anne

> > >>He has a history of playing with his

> > > penis (we joke that besides certain cognitive stuff, finding

his

> > > privates was the only thing he did early) but it seems to have

> gotten

> > > much better with yeast management.

> >

> >

> > The only time my son ever played with his penis, was when he had

> > yeast. His yeast symptoms changed over time. In the beginning

of

> > biomedical, yeast caused other issues, but as biomedical

> progressed,

> > playing with his penis was one of the symptoms. You still might

> try

> > increasing the yeast protocol and see if it helps.

> >

> > Dana

> >

>

[Guest guest]

My son also had no red anus problems with TD-DMSA and diet changes.

But as soon as I use a DMSA suppository he is bright red down

there...it almost looks painful. Then when he did BM...the

suppository came right out almost as big as the one I put in. I dont

think the suppositories do a thing is my point. And I had a really

bad weekend with him...I just wonder if there is anything left to

pull....

> > > >>He has a history of playing with his

> > > > penis (we joke that besides certain cognitive stuff, finding

> his

> > > > privates was the only thing he did early) but it seems to

have

> > gotten

> > > > much better with yeast management.

> > >

> > >

> > > The only time my son ever played with his penis, was when he

had

> > > yeast. His yeast symptoms changed over time. In the

beginning

> of

> > > biomedical, yeast caused other issues, but as biomedical

> > progressed,

> > > playing with his penis was one of the symptoms. You still

might

> > try

> > > increasing the yeast protocol and see if it helps.

> > >

> > > Dana

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>>during chelation his anus area isn't

> red...anything. But aFTER chelation his anus gets red and he gets

> these white bumps? Could that be yeast?

It could be. Good idea to try increasing your yeast protocol, see if

that helps.

Dana