Reoccurring hernia/swollen on 2 year old boy

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee & Moderators,

My name is & I wrote back in September about my two year old Sebo.

We reluctantly had a hernia/hydrocele surgery procedure for him on his swollen

testicle in September, it had been swollen since last May. My husband & I didn't

really want the surgery, but I guess fear & worry set in. Ahhhh!

And now his swollen side returns, after 3-4 months since the surgery.

Sebo has recently been put back on the full diet for the new year, except we are

out of all supplements but vitamin C. We literally won't be able to restock

supplements for at least 2 weeks!

So.........

1. It has only been 5 days of complete diet for him, could it be retracing? He

has been quite cranky and restless lately.

2. What should we do for him?

3. Is the diet helping (dumb question?) even without supplements?

Reoccurring worried parents,

[Guest guest]

Hi , you poor things! Yes the diet will be helping him without the

supplements, just go nice and slow. Don't rush. His crankiness is predictable,

just try and support him. If there is anything I can do to help, don't hesitate

to ask. Both my kids are on this program, one of which was severely ill and they

are doing real good now.

All the best,

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> Hi Bee & Moderators,

>

> My name is & I wrote back in September about my two year old Sebo.

>

> We reluctantly had a hernia/hydrocele surgery procedure for him on his swollen

testicle in September, it had been swollen since last May. My husband & I didn't

really want the surgery, but I guess fear & worry set in. Ahhhh!

>

> And now his swollen side returns, after 3-4 months since the surgery.

>

> Sebo has recently been put back on the full diet for the new year, except we

are out of all supplements but vitamin C. We literally won't be able to restock

supplements for at least 2 weeks!

>

> So.........

> 1. It has only been 5 days of complete diet for him, could it be retracing?

He has been quite cranky and restless lately.

>

> 2. What should we do for him?

>

> 3. Is the diet helping (dumb question?) even without supplements?

>

> Reoccurring worried parents,

>

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