Re: viral titers negative...still case for valtrex?

[Guest guest]

I have never checked my son's titers though his new DAN has ordered

it, we just haven't done the bloodwork yet. My son never had the MMR

but the varicella reaction is what I believe sent him into his

autism.

Anyway, he has been on valtrex for 18 mos. and it was one of the

biggest biomedical interventions we have done!

In mb12 valtrex , " jbidlovski " <bidlov@...> wrote:

>

> Hi. Has anyone had a viral panal come back " negative "

> and went ahead and used valtrex? Ours came back

> and only his varicella-zoster (chicken pox) virus was elevated and

this

> is not enough to convince our DAN! to try valtrex.

> or does this mean he is not a " viral " kid and would not benefit?

> any input greatly appreciated-jen

>

[Guest guest]

I have never checked my son's titers though his new DAN has ordered

it, we just haven't done the bloodwork yet. My son never had the MMR

but the varicella reaction is what I believe sent him into his

autism.

Anyway, he has been on valtrex for 18 mos. and it was one of the

biggest biomedical interventions we have done!

In mb12 valtrex , " jbidlovski " <bidlov@...> wrote:

>

> Hi. Has anyone had a viral panal come back " negative "

> and went ahead and used valtrex? Ours came back

> and only his varicella-zoster (chicken pox) virus was elevated and

this

> is not enough to convince our DAN! to try valtrex.

> or does this mean he is not a " viral " kid and would not benefit?

> any input greatly appreciated-jen

>