Re: DMPS allergy = DMSA allergy???

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Are you specifically deling with lead? If not, consider ALA.

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<p>My son has developed an allergy to DMPS. Our DAN! says that a

child <br>

allergic to DMPS will likely also be allergic to DMSA. Does anyone <br>

know this to be true? Anything written on this? Any experience with <br>

this? Thanks!<br>

<br>

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> My son has developed an allergy to DMPS. Our DAN! says that a child

> allergic to DMPS will likely also be allergic to DMSA. Does anyone

> know this to be true? Anything written on this? Any experience

with

> this? Thanks!

>

, what dose and frequency is your ds taking the DMPS? I ask

because the NP I just took my dd to told me she thought she was

allergic to ALA. She got hives when she took it. At that time she

didn't know she had a metals problem & ALA was a chelator. She was

taking large doses of ALA infrequently. After finding out she was

metals toxic she now beleives it wasn't a true allergy but a reaction

to taking a chelator improperly (not taking half life into account).

Just wondering if this might be a possiblility in your situation.

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What dose and dosing schedule are you using?

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<p>Our DAN! believes that my son is having a Sydrome

<br>

reaction to oral DMPS. His symptoms are red skin (not a rash) <br>

surrounding his eyes, goopy eyes, and runny nose - all beginning <br>

morning of day 2 of round and ending 1-2 days after round is <br>

completed. This happened on at least 4 consecutive rounds. He has <br>

completed about 25 rounds of oral DMPS/ALA. <br>

<br>

I have heard of this happening before and even have a friend that it <br>

happened to.<br>

<br>

I have not tried TD-DMPS. I think the reaction would be the same. <br>

Plus, I have had a problem with the chelator getting on MY skin - <br>

just from holding him, playing with him, etc. I have amalgams and <br>

became quite sick for about a day. I am planning to conceive and <br>

will not take any chances with TD.<br>

<br>

I personally don't like to do ALA alone. We have done it before. It <br>

appears to be unhappy and uncomfortable for both my NT and ASD boys. <br>

And that can't be a good thing.<br>

<br>

<br>

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I presume your son has NO mercury amalgam dental fillings?

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JLJukoskiaol (DOT) <wbr>com</a>> wrote:<br>

My son has developed an allergy to DMPS. Our DAN! says that a child

<br>

allergic to DMPS will likely also be allergic to DMSA. Does anyone <br>

know this to be true? Anything written on this? Any experience with <br>

this? Thanks!<br>

<br>

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Andy's protocol. 16 mg DMPS every 8 hours. He weighs 34 pounds.

> <p>Our DAN! believes that my son is having a

Sydrome <br>

> reaction to oral DMPS. His symptoms are red skin (not a rash) <br>

> surrounding his eyes, goopy eyes, and runny nose - all beginning

<br>

> morning of day 2 of round and ending 1-2 days after round is <br>

> completed. This happened on at least 4 consecutive rounds. He has

<br>

> completed about 25 rounds of oral DMPS/ALA. <br>

> <br>

> I have heard of this happening before and even have a friend that

it <br>

> happened to.<br>

> <br>

> I have not tried TD-DMPS. I think the reaction would be the same.

<br>

> Plus, I have had a problem with the chelator getting on MY skin -

<br>

> just from holding him, playing with him, etc. I have amalgams and

<br>

> became quite sick for about a day. I am planning to conceive and

<br>

> will not take any chances with TD.<br>

> <br>

> I personally don't like to do ALA alone. We have done it before.

It <br>

> appears to be unhappy and uncomfortable for both my NT and ASD

boys. <br>

> And that can't be a good thing.<br>

> <br>

> <br>

> <br>

>

>

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Correct. Never has. We started chelating him when he turned 3.

<br>

> My son has developed an allergy to DMPS. Our DAN! says

that a child <br>

> allergic to DMPS will likely also be allergic to DMSA. Does anyone

<br>

> know this to be true? Anything written on this? Any experience with

<br>

> this? Thanks!<br>

> <br>

>

>

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