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My daughter will be 3 years old in May, she is under close scrutiny

because of her birth history (severe meconium aspiration requiring a

heart/lung bypass machine for the first week of her life) but

continues to stump the doctors. She has been plagued by yeast

rashes/infections in the diaper area since before she came home from

the hospital (not surprising since her first course of antibiotics

was begun at a few days old), and has eczema/sensitive skin/rashes,

sensory issues, language issues, and obsessive tendancies. She does

not fit into any classification, but we do believe she suffers from

post traumatic stress from her life-saving medical procedures. Today

we were at the doctors yet again with unexplained rashes- she has an

itchy, bumpy rash on her bottom and around her mouth for several

weeks. (this is not diaper rash as she has not been in diapers for

over a year) The doctor does not know what to do for her, but he did

at least agree to start her on a course of oral diflucan for the

chronic yeast problem. Of greater concern to me is the fact that she

is constantly hungry, and even though we limit her diet she continues

to gain weight. The doctor has agrees to do some bloodwork for kidney

and liver function but I want to see if I can add some tests in. What

tests would benefit her and what diagnosis should they be done under?

TIA

Khris

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