Guest guest Posted August 30, 2009 Report Share Posted August 30, 2009 yea, i will keep trying this for awhile and then see if there is something else. THANKS! On Aug 30, 2009, at 11:03 AM, ronnimike wrote: > My one son had this. Not a fun time. We found that some meds just > work backwards. For us, we used lots and lots and lots of yeast > protocol, GF/cf diet and GABA. The diet was important here because > of the endomorphines that the gluten and casien created were > actually a big problem for him. Seem act like Prescription meds > seemed to fix one thing and cause 2 more. Chelation has also done a > lot. I would ask your dr if there is another med that he can use > besides depakote. And see if that helps. They tried risperdal and > concerta here....and those did help....but I just wasn't too hot on > the problems it could cause down the line. So he's not on any at > the moment and doing well. But it took a lot of work to get there. > hth > Ronni > > > > racing, (as in running? of the frantic nature? yes?), mean, > general agitation...If I saw these types of things here, (first) > would up the epsom baths & look into the essential fatty acids/ > metabolism, then go from there. elizabeth > > > > > > > > > > My dd is taking a very small amount of Depakote because of an > abnormal EEG. The symptoms I see in her was racing, very odd > behavour and mean mean mean. The Depakote has helped the meaness > and racing but she has tons of anxiety from the meds. She cracks > her finger knuckles and toe knuckles all day. She is so agitated. > Does anyone have any suggestions? The doctors weren't much help. > They thought is was wierd that this was happening on such a low > dose (62mg). It happens with everything I give her. She is so > sensitive. > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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