Strep throat and unvaccinated baby Please Help

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In a message dated 4/9/2008 10:01:54 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

ejandls@... writes:

Would really appreciate

any advice.

I'd skip the antibiotics and see if it will naturally run it's course.

Holly

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I am beginning to panic so any advice would be deeply appreciated.

Last week 2 of my children were put on antibiotics for strep, today my

oldest was diagnosed with strep. I am worried about my 10 month old

getting it. She has a cough, seems a bit irritable, and breathing

sounds congested. She is nursing fine and playing. Can anyone give any

advice? I have just contacted my holistic dr and am waiting for him to

get back to me but sometimes he's out of town. Would really appreciate

any advice.

Thanks,

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Hi --

Keep BFing your little one (and make sure you're eating lots of fresh fruits

and veggies, preferably raw), you're giving him/her the best protection they

can get. I've found that building my kids immune system is the only real

defense to what they're exposed to.

Health & blessings,

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On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 10:01 AM, ejandls <ejandls@...> wrote:

> I am beginning to panic so any advice would be deeply appreciated.

> Last week 2 of my children were put on antibiotics for strep, today my

> oldest was diagnosed with strep. I am worried about my 10 month old

> getting it. She has a cough, seems a bit irritable, and breathing

> sounds congested. She is nursing fine and playing. Can anyone give any

> advice? I have just contacted my holistic dr and am waiting for him to

> get back to me but sometimes he's out of town. Would really appreciate

> any advice.

>

> Thanks,

>

>