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This is my NT mercury kid with adrenal issues. I posted on here

about her eye problems lately. I have noticed that she has a barking

cough. Usually we hear it at night, but ocassionally during the day.

It is a dry cough, but she has had it for what seems like months. No

cold symptoms otherwise. I asked her why she coughs so harshly, if

she felt ill etc. She said it feels like a frog in her throat. She

is not aware that she is coughing sometimes at night. Not an all

night thing either, just once in a while. It seems odd.

I put her on Echinacea as a 10 day trial. She did find and avoided

one cold that had started up when we began. We finished our 10 days,

and we have a cold now. (we just did a round this past weekend too,

so eveyone has a cold now).

I am apprehensive to start OLE with her, but with so many odd things

that don't go away, like a cough, complaints of sore throats off and

on...could she have a viral issue? If so, would OLE take care of

this and how would we use it properly? By the way..No fevers.

By the way, she is doing better with moods on adreanal twice a day,

yeast aid, probiotics, multis. Thanks everyone!

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> This is my NT mercury kid with adrenal issues. I posted on here

> about her eye problems lately. I have noticed that she has a barking

> cough. Usually we hear it at night,

Doctors usually think about coughing asthma when there is a night time

chronic cough. The way to get it diagnosed, if you want, is to wait

for a major respiratory virus to come along and then take her in to a

doctor who can measure lung function (it's just a simple machine that

measures the volume of air they blow out from the lungs).

Doctors told me that it's best to treat coughing asthma with inhaled

steroids (no worries, it's a very low dose, and it heals the lungs)

before the problem becomes more permanent. My daughter used an

inhaler when young, but wasn't very compliant. My son only needed to

after a major wicked virus once.

Other things that helped my kids - a tiny bit of vaseline in the nose

at night to prevent drying, sterile saline to 'wash' the nose whenever

they want, clean washcloths always available to wash around their

eyes, a humidifier in the room - but not too humid, minimizing dust in

the house (especially their rooms).

but ocassionally during the day.

> It is a dry cough, but she has had it for what seems like months. No

> cold symptoms otherwise. I asked her why she coughs so harshly, if

> she felt ill etc. She said it feels like a frog in her throat. She

> is not aware that she is coughing sometimes at night. Not an all

> night thing either, just once in a while. It seems odd.

>

> I put her on Echinacea as a 10 day trial. She did find and avoided

> one cold that had started up when we began. We finished our 10 days,

> and we have a cold now. (we just did a round this past weekend too,

> so eveyone has a cold now).

>

> I am apprehensive to start OLE with her, but with so many odd things

> that don't go away, like a cough, complaints of sore throats off and

> on...

This time of year there is lots of dust, mold, virus, blowing around

to irritate eyes, throats, lungs.....

J

could she have a viral issue? If so, would OLE take care of

> this and how would we use it properly? By the way..No fevers.

>

> By the way, she is doing better with moods on adreanal twice a day,

> yeast aid, probiotics, multis. Thanks everyone!

>

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> This is my NT mercury kid with adrenal issues. I posted on here

> about her eye problems lately. I have noticed that she has a barking

> cough. Usually we hear it at night, but ocassionally during the day.

> It is a dry cough, but she has had it for what seems like months. No

> cold symptoms otherwise. I asked her why she coughs so harshly, if

> she felt ill etc. She said it feels like a frog in her throat.

I had this problem a few years ago. I traced it to red dye I was

eating. So consider she might have food intolerance issues.

> I am apprehensive to start OLE with her, but with so many odd things

> that don't go away, like a cough, complaints of sore throats off and

> on...could she have a viral issue?

It is possible.

>> If so, would OLE take care of

> this and how would we use it properly?

OLE can help. I started my kids with 250mg per day and worked up from

there. Watch for yeast, because viral " die off " can increase yeast.

Dana

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yes--especially after you eat--drink lots of water--chew gum!!-- from

Boston

From: MereDuB@... <MereDuB@...>

Subject: Chronic cough?

achalasia

Date: Saturday, August 8, 2009, 12:45 PM

 

Did/do any of you suffer from chronic cough that has been connected to your

diagnosis of achalasia?

I've been on a quest for answers, and in the latest round of my quest I had

an esophageal manometry whose results, I was told, were " abnormal. " I'm

headed to a GI specialist in September, but thought I would see if anyone in

this group had an experience with chronic cough.

Thanks,

Meredith

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I do have a chronic cough. I think it depends on how much and what I eat.

 

To the point of where they were treating me for bronchitis etc, but it was from

the achalasia. Be careful, you can get pnuemonia from aspiration.

From: MereDuB@... <MereDuB@...>

Subject: Chronic cough?

achalasia

Received: Saturday, August 8, 2009, 12:45 PM

 

Did/do any of you suffer from chronic cough that has been connected to your

diagnosis of achalasia?

I've been on a quest for answers, and in the latest round of my quest I had

an esophageal manometry whose results, I was told, were " abnormal. " I'm

headed to a GI specialist in September, but thought I would see if anyone in

this group had an experience with chronic cough.

Thanks,

Meredith

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Be carefull when you throw up every night like this as I have a few friends who

did this and ended up with bleeding varices and ended up having emergency

surgery to stop the bleeding.

from the UK

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achalasia

Sent: Sunday, August 9, 2009 5:10:07 PM

Subject: Re: Chronic cough?

 

" ......A person in this group suggested " throwing up " contents of the " E "

every

night before bedtime. Since I started that I have had very few problems

with coughing and aspiration. "

I do it every night. Works a treat. Otherwise guaranteed to wake coughing

Follows

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Tell me more about this. If I have too much in the E at night, I am able to

" spit " it up from the E. It is not actually throwing up--- throwing up seems to

come from the stomach for me.

What are bleeding varices?

Eva in Chicagoland

In achalasia , Hulmes <christine.hulmes@...> wrote:

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> Be carefull when you throw up every night like this as I have a few friends

who did this and ended up with bleeding varices and ended up having emergency

surgery to stop the bleeding.

> from the UK

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> From: Follows <pdfollows@...>

> achalasia

> Sent: Sunday, August 9, 2009 5:10:07 PM

> Subject: Re: Chronic cough?

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>  

> " ......A person in this group suggested " throwing up " contents of the " E "

> every

> night before bedtime. Since I started that I have had very few problems

> with coughing and aspiration. "

>

> I do it every night. Works a treat. Otherwise guaranteed to wake coughing

>

> Follows

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Bleeding varices are I believe bleeding nodules that are formed with extreme

retching over time and are only stopped by tying off in surgery by endoscopy. I

was told this by enoscopist yesterday when out of curiosoty I asked all about

them and incidently they are a medical emergancy.

frm the UK

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From: goldenmtgoat <egaira@...>

achalasia

Sent: Tuesday, August 11, 2009 5:14:07 PM

Subject: Re: Chronic cough?

 

Tell me more about this. If I have too much in the E at night, I am able to

" spit " it up from the E. It is not actually throwing up--- throwing up seems to

come from the stomach for me.

What are bleeding varices?

Eva in Chicagoland

In achalasia@grou ps.com, Hulmes <christine.hulmes@ ...> wrote:

>

> Be carefull when you throw up every night like this as I have a few friends

who did this and ended up with bleeding varices and ended up having emergency

surgery to stop the bleeding.

> from the UK

>

>

>

>

> ____________ _________ _________ __

> From: Follows <pdfollows@. ..>

> achalasia@grou ps.com

> Sent: Sunday, August 9, 2009 5:10:07 PM

> Subject: Re: Chronic cough?

>

>  

> " ......A person in this group suggested " throwing up " contents of the " E "

> every

> night before bedtime. Since I started that I have had very few problems

> with coughing and aspiration. "

>

> I do it every night. Works a treat. Otherwise guaranteed to wake coughing

>

> Follows

>

>

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eva- varices are varicous viens of the ---- fill in the blank. most are

familiar with them in the legs, but they can occur in the rectum, ie hemorroids,

and esophagus. because veins have valves in them back pressure can cause these

valves to collapse. blood then pools in the damaged area of the vein, result,

see above. in the esophagus varicies can be a medical emergency as christine

stated. you see people with alcohol abuse frequently with varicies of the

esophagus. a girlfiend of mine had a brother who was an alcoholic he actually

died from ruputured varices. with alcoholics long term irritation of the

esophagus cause by the alcohol itselfs contributes to their development of

varices and /or ulcers. there is also an genetic predisposition for weak vein

valves. that is why some people have varicoused veins in the legs or hemorroids

and some people do not. I would think vomiting repeatedly could create a

situation similar to chronic irritation along with acid reflux. this in turn

could result in weakened vein valves (varices) and/or ulcerations. I would

watch for any evidence of blood in emesis (vomit) and notify a doctor if it is

present. while the appearance of blood doesn't always mean varices, it could

indicate irritation which could lead to varices formation. folks with achalasia

already have enough problems. the goal is to minimize irritation, the acid using

ppi and antiacids, to wrap with the myotomy or not to wrap, the vomiting

associated with achalasia. this is why I believe the docs told our son no

alcohol or caffeine, no friut juice...angela

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> " ......A person in this group suggested " throwing up " contents of the " E "

> every

> night before bedtime. Since I started that I have had very few problems

> with coughing and aspiration. "

>

> I do it every night. Works a treat. Otherwise guaranteed to wake coughing

>

> Follows

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