Re: what can help Chicken Pox looking sores?

[Guest guest]

This is the second time I have heard of this since my NT daughter

had what sounds like these in August. My pediatrician said that

hers was something along the chicken pox and herpes virus. My

daughter had it on her hand and a patch about the size of a quarter

on her forearm. The doctor said if it started to spread up her limb

(I think along some nerve) that she would need antibiotics which of

course happened. But it was not contagious. She said maybe if they

were totally oozing but hers weren't but they looked filled with

something and then scabbed over. Unfortunately now she has scars

from it on her arm which I hope go away. Good luck!

>

> There isn't any fever and no spots on his truck, but the red spots

are

> popping out (6 new ones today) and they itch really bad. He has

about 10 so

> far.2 of them have clear fluid in them, which the Pediatrician

said looks

> just like Chicken Pox, without the rest of the symptoms. 2 of his

sores are

> infected and he wants him to take an antibiotic for those and soak

in Aveeno

> Oatmeal bath. I hate to do antibiotics since we are working on

yeast

> already. Any other tricks I can do to help him?

> Thanks,

> Christy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

My daughter also has something that sounds similar but the dermatologist said

they were called molloscum and that it is a virus and contagious if open. They

used what they call bug juice on them to turn them into a big water blister and

once popped they go away.

Re: what can help Chicken Pox looking sores?

This is the second time I have heard of this since my NT daughter

had what sounds like these in August. My pediatrician said that

hers was something along the chicken pox and herpes virus. My

daughter had it on her hand and a patch about the size of a quarter

on her forearm. The doctor said if it started to spread up her limb

(I think along some nerve) that she would need antibiotics which of

course happened. But it was not contagious. She said maybe if they

were totally oozing but hers weren't but they looked filled with

something and then scabbed over. Unfortunately now she has scars

from it on her arm which I hope go away. Good luck!

>

> There isn't any fever and no spots on his truck, but the red spots

are

> popping out (6 new ones today) and they itch really bad. He has

about 10 so

> far.2 of them have clear fluid in them, which the Pediatrician

said looks

> just like Chicken Pox, without the rest of the symptoms. 2 of his

sores are

> infected and he wants him to take an antibiotic for those and soak

in Aveeno

> Oatmeal bath. I hate to do antibiotics since we are working on

yeast

> already. Any other tricks I can do to help him?

> Thanks,

> Christy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The sores spread up his legs last night before bed and he got 2 on his

face.not a single one on his truck and still no fever This morning 2 of

them are watery and they aren't scabbing dark red like chicken pix. They

are tall and white and crusty (sorry for the gross description). I did

crushed lysine in his bath with oatmeal and gobs of Vit C. I read a Moms

protocol for antiviral baths last night (from the Enzyme group.let me know

if you want me to forward it), but I was afraid the Epson Salt would sting

the sores. No antibiotics.holding off since we are fighting yeast. Since 2

are open I read they are contagious and the Ped said they are too. I got

one on my stomach and my hubby has 3 on his legs this morning, but ours

don't itch and still look like a mosquito bite. We are feeling invaded!

Thanks for all the advice.keep it coming if there is more I can do.

_____

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Corina

My daughter also has something that sounds similar but the dermatologist

said they were called molloscum and that it is a virus and contagious if

open. They used what they call bug juice on them to turn them into a big

water blister and once popped they go away.

Re: what can help Chicken Pox looking sores?

This is the second time I have heard of this since my NT daughter

had what sounds like these in August. My pediatrician said that

hers was something along the chicken pox and herpes virus. My

daughter had it on her hand and a patch about the size of a quarter

on her forearm. The doctor said if it started to spread up her limb

(I think along some nerve) that she would need antibiotics which of

course happened. But it was not contagious. She said maybe if they

were totally oozing but hers weren't but they looked filled with

something and then scabbed over. Unfortunately now she has scars

from it on her arm which I hope go away. Good luck!

>

> There isn't any fever and no spots on his truck, but the red spots

are

> popping out (6 new ones today) and they itch really bad. He has

about 10 so

> far.2 of them have clear fluid in them, which the Pediatrician

said looks

> just like Chicken Pox, without the rest of the symptoms. 2 of his

sores are

> infected and he wants him to take an antibiotic for those and soak

in Aveeno

> Oatmeal bath. I hate to do antibiotics since we are working on

yeast

> already. Any other tricks I can do to help him?

> Thanks,

> Christy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> There isn't any fever and no spots on his truck, but the red spots are

> popping out (6 new ones today) and they itch really bad.

Try giving anti-virals. Vitamin A and C, olive leaf extract, Virastop

enzyme.

>>I hate to do antibiotics since we are working on yeast

> already. Any other tricks I can do to help him?

Try a cream, rather than oral.

Dana

[Guest guest]

It sure sounds like chicken pox!! I have known of some to have mild pox and no

fever etc. If the docs are saying it isnt the pox and viral, then I am curious

to what " new " thing this is? Sounds as though others have gotten it also, and am

curious if these are in the same area or spread throughout other area's. As with

the chicken pox, not a whole lot can be done to help with itching, except things

like over the counter for itching and Im sure there are natural remedies to help

aleviate the discomfort. I am curious still what this is? Jennie<><

Christy Carrasquilla <ccarrasquilla@...> wrote: The sores

spread up his legs last night before bed and he got 2 on his

face.not a single one on his truck and still no fever This morning 2 of

them are watery and they aren't scabbing dark red like chicken pix. They

are tall and white and crusty (sorry for the gross description). I did

crushed lysine in his bath with oatmeal and gobs of Vit C. I read a Moms

protocol for antiviral baths last night (from the Enzyme group.let me know

if you want me to forward it), but I was afraid the Epson Salt would sting

the sores. No antibiotics.holding off since we are fighting yeast. Since 2

are open I read they are contagious and the Ped said they are too. I got

one on my stomach and my hubby has 3 on his legs this morning, but ours

don't itch and still look like a mosquito bite. We are feeling invaded!

Thanks for all the advice.keep it coming if there is more I can do.

_____

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Corina

My daughter also has something that sounds similar but the dermatologist

said they were called molloscum and that it is a virus and contagious if

open. They used what they call bug juice on them to turn them into a big

water blister and once popped they go away.

Re: what can help Chicken Pox looking sores?

This is the second time I have heard of this since my NT daughter

had what sounds like these in August. My pediatrician said that

hers was something along the chicken pox and herpes virus. My

daughter had it on her hand and a patch about the size of a quarter

on her forearm. The doctor said if it started to spread up her limb

(I think along some nerve) that she would need antibiotics which of

course happened. But it was not contagious. She said maybe if they

were totally oozing but hers weren't but they looked filled with

something and then scabbed over. Unfortunately now she has scars

from it on her arm which I hope go away. Good luck!

>

> There isn't any fever and no spots on his truck, but the red spots

are

> popping out (6 new ones today) and they itch really bad. He has

about 10 so

> far.2 of them have clear fluid in them, which the Pediatrician

said looks

> just like Chicken Pox, without the rest of the symptoms. 2 of his

sores are

> infected and he wants him to take an antibiotic for those and soak

in Aveeno

> Oatmeal bath. I hate to do antibiotics since we are working on

yeast

> already. Any other tricks I can do to help him?

> Thanks,

> Christy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Any way of culturing what is coming out of the lesions so you

would 'know'?

> >

> > There isn't any fever and no spots on his truck, but the red

spots

> are

> > popping out (6 new ones today) and they itch really bad. He has

> about 10 so

> > far.2 of them have clear fluid in them, which the Pediatrician

> said looks

> > just like Chicken Pox, without the rest of the symptoms. 2 of his

> sores are

> > infected and he wants him to take an antibiotic for those and

soak

> in Aveeno

> > Oatmeal bath. I hate to do antibiotics since we are working on

> yeast

> > already. Any other tricks I can do to help him?

> > Thanks,

> > Christy

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

We were told we could treat it with a genital herpes medication or just leave it

alone and it would go away by itself and it could take up to a year. It has

been about 8 mo and we are still trying to get rid of it. The rash is located

in the crease of the arms and back of legs. Every time some go away new ones

appear!

Re: what can help Chicken Pox looking sores?

This is the second time I have heard of this since my NT daughter

had what sounds like these in August. My pediatrician said that

hers was something along the chicken pox and herpes virus. My

daughter had it on her hand and a patch about the size of a quarter

on her forearm. The doctor said if it started to spread up her limb

(I think along some nerve) that she would need antibiotics which of

course happened. But it was not contagious. She said maybe if they

were totally oozing but hers weren't but they looked filled with

something and then scabbed over. Unfortunately now she has scars

from it on her arm which I hope go away. Good luck!

>

> There isn't any fever and no spots on his truck, but the red spots

are

> popping out (6 new ones today) and they itch really bad. He has

about 10 so

> far.2 of them have clear fluid in them, which the Pediatrician

said looks

> just like Chicken Pox, without the rest of the symptoms. 2 of his

sores are

> infected and he wants him to take an antibiotic for those and soak

in Aveeno

> Oatmeal bath. I hate to do antibiotics since we are working on

yeast

> already. Any other tricks I can do to help him?

> Thanks,

> Christy

>

>

>