Chicken pox outbreak - antivirals??

[Guest guest]

My NT son caught chicken pox from a fellow student. He has been fine

and is recovering well. However, I am very worried about my ASD

daughter. She has a very poor immune system and doesn't do very well

when sick. Of course I chose not to vaccinate her but now of course I

am doubting that decision and fear for her health! She was also not

vaccinated for MMR. Had most other vaccines. My DAN is on vacation

of course, I am hoping to talk to him about acyclovir or valtrex.

Perhaps we could use it when she breaks out in the rash? Anyone have

any experience with chickenpox and ASD? Has anyone used antivirals?

Would it make sense to start them now based on exposure? I have the

following supplements, antivirals, antibacterials, etc. in the house:

OLE, GSE, echinacea, Yeast-aid, virastop, vitamin C.... TIA! I also

posted on CK2...

[Guest guest]

Chicken pox is viral. There have been a couple other kids who have been talked

about lately, seems to be going around. What they did is give lots of

antivirals like olive leaf extract and also vitamin C. There are others you can

use as well. Boosting her immune system now is a great idea...I like Beta

Glucan but there are lots of antioxidants out there. Healthy eating is very

important, go easy on the sugar. I would rather my kids get chicken pox than

get vaccinated. You wouldn't happen to live in central Florida would you?!

Really though, kids almost always sail through this and recover just fine.

Let us know how it goes, will be thinking of you.

jennaleeck <superkempusa@...> wrote:

My NT son caught chicken pox from a fellow student. He has been fine

and is recovering well. However, I am very worried about my ASD

daughter. She has a very poor immune system and doesn't do very well

when sick. Of course I chose not to vaccinate her but now of course I

am doubting that decision and fear for her health! She was also not

vaccinated for MMR. Had most other vaccines. My DAN is on vacation

of course, I am hoping to talk to him about acyclovir or valtrex.

Perhaps we could use it when she breaks out in the rash? Anyone have

any experience with chickenpox and ASD? Has anyone used antivirals?

Would it make sense to start them now based on exposure? I have the

following supplements, antivirals, antibacterials, etc. in the house:

OLE, GSE, echinacea, Yeast-aid, virastop, vitamin C.... TIA! I also

posted on CK2...

[Guest guest]

Your regular pediatrician may be willing to provide your daughter with

antivirals in this

situation and yes, it works after the fact. There is also a passive varicella

immuneglobulin

product although I heard that one manufacturer just stopped making it and

another " new "

one was just approved...don't like that.

Zyme Prime enzyme is a backup.

Peace,

Kathy E.

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> My NT son caught chicken pox from a fellow student. He has been fine

> and is recovering well. However, I am very worried about my ASD

> daughter. She has a very poor immune system and doesn't do very well

> when sick. Of course I chose not to vaccinate her but now of course I

> am doubting that decision and fear for her health! She was also not

> vaccinated for MMR. Had most other vaccines. My DAN is on vacation

> of course, I am hoping to talk to him about acyclovir or valtrex.

> Perhaps we could use it when she breaks out in the rash? Anyone have

> any experience with chickenpox and ASD? Has anyone used antivirals?

> Would it make sense to start them now based on exposure? I have the

> following supplements, antivirals, antibacterials, etc. in the house:

> OLE, GSE, echinacea, Yeast-aid, virastop, vitamin C.... TIA! I also

> posted on CK2...

>

[Guest guest]

is it going around here?

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Lena

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[Guest guest]

>

> My NT son caught chicken pox from a fellow student. He has been fine

> and is recovering well. However, I am very worried about my ASD

> daughter.

Try giving OLE and/or Virastop, plus vitamin A and C, see if that helps.

> Would it make sense to start them now based on exposure?

Yes

Dana

[Guest guest]

My asd sons school had a out break of chickenpox and my son did not get it.

All of the other children were vaccinated for the chickenpox including my

son. The other kids got it and not my son. He was on valtrex at the time.

Even though his doctor said that valtrex does not prevent getting the

chickenpox I do believe that it did help him not to get it. I think it has

strengthen his immune system. I would give ole and think about valtrex. By

the way, the kids that did get the chickenpox were fine in about a week.

However, they had their shots , this is just my opinion. I would try to

consult one of your doctors. My son has been on a supplement called IGG

2000, I think this has helped his immune system alot. Good luck. R>

Chicken pox outbreak - antivirals??

My NT son caught chicken pox from a fellow student. He has been fine

and is recovering well. However, I am very worried about my ASD

daughter. She has a very poor immune system and doesn't do very well

when sick. Of course I chose not to vaccinate her but now of course I

am doubting that decision and fear for her health! She was also not

vaccinated for MMR. Had most other vaccines. My DAN is on vacation

of course, I am hoping to talk to him about acyclovir or valtrex.

Perhaps we could use it when she breaks out in the rash? Anyone have

any experience with chickenpox and ASD? Has anyone used antivirals?

Would it make sense to start them now based on exposure? I have the

following supplements, antivirals, antibacterials, etc. in the house:

OLE, GSE, echinacea, Yeast-aid, virastop, vitamin C.... TIA! I also

posted on CK2...

[Guest guest]

I haven't heard of anyone getting it here. Our kids are older now and not

something to worry about. We have been fighting this upper respiratory thing

for a few weeks now. Can't seem to shake it. My husband and I have both had it

as well as both boys. My daughter hasn't though, fingers crossed!

How is your daughter, wasn't it her that was undergoing a procedure to clean

out her colon???

cbfllady@... wrote:

is it going around here?

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Lena

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[Guest guest]

Hey again, yeah they did the BA enima Tuesday and said yeah shes backed up but

he didnt see any areas that looked narrowing. BUT that was just the tech

talking during it. Bri did awesome. She so didnt like the tape pulling her

little soft bum bum but she did good other than that. They at first day she

needs cleaned out more to do it I said well we are here cause I cant get her

cleaned out. I did the soft foods and then liquid or no food and the lax the

morning of. Heck even after her going thru that, she only got rid of the

little bit of white bariom<?> left. No additional poops that day at all. She

did poop some after the 1/2 lax 3 hours prior to the enima. So to me that tells

them HEY THERES A PROBLEM HERE. But they said other than all of it in her

things looked good. Appendex even looked good they said. Wont know anything

more from the results till atleast MOnday (Acosta closes at 12 on Fridays and I

called prior to that and havent gotten a call back yet.) We started back on

B6/Mag yesterday and already Bris attitude is better (except for throwing the

cat in the pool)

Hope u and ur family feel better soon! I just had 2 crowns done Wednesday and

Bris going for her first checkup at the dentist next Thursday(NO fluiride<?>)

Man my spelling is off today lol

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Lena

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Re: Chicken pox outbreak - antivirals??

I haven't heard of anyone getting it here. Our kids are older now and not

something to worry about. We have been fighting this upper respiratory thing

for a few weeks now. Can't seem to shake it. My husband and I have both had it

as well as both boys. My daughter hasn't though, fingers crossed!

How is your daughter, wasn't it her that was undergoing a procedure to clean

out her colon???

cbfllady@... wrote:

is it going around here?

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Lena

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[Guest guest]

I have to say, when my kids all got chickenpox in 1984, the youngest got the

lightest case

and the oldest, it nearly did her in. And the middle one--about 12 years

old...he got

varicella croup. The younger kids actually handle chickenpox better than the

older ones.

That was one reason why people used to intentionally expose their children.

PS...I survived today with Benny, we went to Silver River State Park with the

dogs and to

Silver Springs and he was very good.

Peace,

Kathy E.

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> I haven't heard of anyone getting it here. Our kids are older now and not

something to

worry about. We have been fighting this upper respiratory thing for a few weeks

now.

Can't seem to shake it. My husband and I have both had it as well as both boys.

My

daughter hasn't though, fingers crossed!

>

> How is your daughter, wasn't it her that was undergoing a procedure to clean

out her

colon???

>

>

[Guest guest]

What is varicella croup?

> >

> > I haven't heard of anyone getting it here. Our kids are older

now and not something to

> worry about. We have been fighting this upper respiratory thing

for a few weeks now.

> Can't seem to shake it. My husband and I have both had it as well

as both boys. My

> daughter hasn't though, fingers crossed!

> >

> > How is your daughter, wasn't it her that was undergoing a

procedure to clean out her

> colon???

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> > I have to say, when my kids all got chickenpox in 1984, the

> youngest got the lightest case

> > and the oldest, it nearly did her in. And the middle one--about 12

> years old...he got

> > varicella croup. The younger kids actually handle chickenpox

> better than the older ones.

> > That was one reason why people used to intentionally expose their

> children.

> >

> > PS...I survived today with Benny, we went to Silver River State

> Park with the dogs and to

> > Silver Springs and he was very good.

>