? OT - Diflucan / coxsackie ?

[Guest guest]

Dear Stan and/or collective wisdom -- we haven't yet started Valtrex

(hope to sometime soon), but our DAN doctor put our daughter

(PDD-NOS, 5 yo) on Diflucan for a 21-day stint to clear up a

long-standing fungal infestation. By about day 2, she developed a

fever, and it stayed low-grade for a couple of days (100-101) and

then spiked up to 104 on day 5; took her to the pediatrician, who

diagnosed coxsackie (which is an enterovirus, distantly related to

oral herpes, as I understand it). We're off the Diflucan for now

while the coxsackie runs its course, so as not to tax her system...

do you all think the Diflucan might have " flushed out " the virus, or

is it a coincidence (she does go to a summer school where other kids

may have had the virus), or perhaps the fungal die-off might have

weakened her system enough for the coxsackie to pounce? Just

curious...

Thanks to all in advance,

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Dell'

Austin, TX

[Guest guest]

Stan - thanks! We're due to meet our DAN next week, and will work on

the Valtrex prescription at that point... We were on MB12 spray for

a while, but our daughter was resisting it and much of it ran out of

her nose; we're doing injections at this point (3x week) and doing

transdermal glutathione...

At 9:02 PM +0000 7/3/06, Stan wrote:

>9. Re: ? OT - Diflucan / coxsackie ?

> Posted by: " Stan Kurtz " stankurtz@... kurtzstan

> Date: Mon Jul 3, 2006 12:46 pm (PDT)

>

>Exactly. When we treat fungus by itself, we can kick up a virus.

>We have seen this as well.

>The problem is that if you are not treating with an antiviral at the

>same time, whatever this

>cridder is seemingly has an opportunity to turn into other

>things.... or if there is just a

>smoldering virus among the fungus then we still don't have the best

>chance to kill it

>without an antiviral onboard.

>

>If it were my child, I would continue with the diflucan but this

>time with Valtrex and

>possibly Olive Leaf Extract as well.

>

>You may want to do a trial of MB12 along the way as well, since

>raising glutathione is a

>wonderful antiviral as well.

>

>- Stan

>

>

>>

>> Dear Stan and/or collective wisdom -- we haven't yet started Valtrex

>> (hope to sometime soon), but our DAN doctor put our daughter

>> (PDD-NOS, 5 yo) on Diflucan for a 21-day stint to clear up a

>> long-standing fungal infestation. By about day 2, she developed a

>> fever, and it stayed low-grade for a couple of days (100-101) and

>> then spiked up to 104 on day 5; took her to the pediatrician, who

>> diagnosed coxsackie (which is an enterovirus, distantly related to

>> oral herpes, as I understand it). We're off the Diflucan for now

>> while the coxsackie runs its course, so as not to tax her system...

>> do you all think the Diflucan might have " flushed out " the virus, or

>> is it a coincidence (she does go to a summer school where other kids

>> may have had the virus), or perhaps the fungal die-off might have

>> weakened her system enough for the coxsackie to pounce? Just

>> curious...

>>

>> Thanks to all in advance,

>>

>>

>> --

>> ------

>> Dell'

> > Austin, TX

>>