Rash

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Hi Krista,

Things went very well with the baby! The newborn stage is so sweet

and amazing. I just held her for hours, fed her every two hours and

changed quite a few diapers!

Yeah, wouldn't it be neat if we were pregnant at the same time?

Although when I passed by a mirror in the house, it just didn't look

right w/ me holding her. Partly because of my age and partly because

she has thick jet black hair and hubby and I are both blonde.

Glad your rash is clearing. Where is the condo? I feel for you with

the hot tub decision! It seems like lately I'm torn between going

with the flow and doing what's best for my body. That's a tough

one! Maybe you can hang out in there for a little while and then do

a foot bath that evening. If you do soak, make sure you rinse in the

shower afterwards. I think I must have missed your first couple

postings about the rash. Had you been in a pool or hot tub shortly

before?

Yes, I'm signing up for the Maker's Diet recipes too because it'll

help me stay on track, and like you said, we're ALL getting sick of

chicken around here...even my youngest complains and he's not an

adventurous eater! We've tried expanding on the meats with bison,

ground turkey, and lamb. Outside of that I'm reluctant to experiment

even though I've heard liver is so nutritious!

Today I'm home alone but I'm treating myself to some indian

food...this is huge for me because I'm not much of a cook! But, the

Whole Foods Chef told me to take a lamb tenderloin and rub it with

the spice Garam Masala and bake. With this I'll have a salad and the

side dish is going to be boiled new potatoes, onions and peas with

Indian curry. I don't know much about indian foods but the spices

are very healing and cleansing to the body and it tastes soooo good!

I am sure my mother-in-law is looking down on me from Heaven and is

very pleased...she used to give me cookbooks all the time, hoping I'd

cook for her son. Now she's finally getting her wish!

I need a house cleaner! You're lucky you've got one. What kinds of

foods are you getting for when your sis is there? I need some

ideas. If you go to Whole Foods, they have a vegetable hummus that's

pretty good for snacking. Love, PH

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Krista,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > I used to get a heated rash after getting out of the

> > shower... I

> > > > > never got

> > > > > > this prior to implants... I wonder if you maybe coming

> > sensitive

> > > > to

> > > > > the chlorine

> > > > > > in your water and soaps being used... Even though you

have not

> > > > > changed soaps,

> > > > > > you maybe coming sensitive to the chemicals... I used

this

> > soap

> > > > > called goats

> > > > > > milk soap, bought at meijer, walmart, etc... It is all

natural

> > > > > soap... Try to

> > > > > > stop all chemical products... Use more natural soap and

try

> > olive

> > > > > oil instead

> > > > > > of lotion... I did this for a while and it stopped after

> > > > explant...

> > > > > I used to

> > > > > > get a rash, hard to tell if the same in the picture you

sent,

> > but

> > > > > looked

> > > > > > similar, except mine was more on my chest and face...

They do

> > sell

> > > > > something you

> > > > > > can put on your shower to filter chlorine, I never could

> > afford it

> > > > > so I did the

> > > > > > Epsom salt baths, which seemed to work... I do think

> > implants is

> > > > > the culprit,

> > > > > > since systemic illness we usually become highly sensitive

to

> > > > chemical

> > > > > > products, that prior to implants we could use no problem,

> > after

> > > > > implants we have to

> > > > > > steer clear.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > God Bless,

> > > > > >

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PH- Your Indian meal sounds fabulous! I need to get more into cooking

too! I used to love to cook and try out new recipes, but since getting

sick I hardly have the energy to plan meals anymore. I've just been

going with the basics/easy to prepare stuff lately. I'm sure hubby

would appreciate some more variety in our dinners though. Hopefully,

The Maker's Diet will give me some new ideas for cooking, meals that

taste good but are nutritious! We've never ventured beyond chicken,

beef and fish, I think it would be fun to try some other meats that

Dr. Rubin suggests.

No, I wasn't in a hot tub lately. The rash sorta came out of no where.

But, I do remember getting a rash or two very similar to this one

after going in hot tubs and pools with too much chlorine (you know

when you can really smell it...yuck!) If I do go in the hot tub this

weekend, I will make sure and rinse off afterward. The condo is up in

Estes Park, near Rocky Mountain National Park. Have you been to Estes

Park? It is very cute...I'm sure the other Colorado ladies have been

there. Should be fun! The boys are going to snow shoe!

I'm going to try really hard not to go off my diet while my sister is

here, but I know I am going to have to cook foods that everyone likes,

so the diet will probably be slightly different then what I have been

eating, but I'm still going to steer clear of sugars, processed foods

and fast food (never liked those much anyway.) We'll probably do

tacos, spaghetti, stir fry....those kinds of meals. Easy and fast,

everyone will like, but still pretty good for you.

Yes, the housekeeper is awesome, and well worth the money! I just told

huby that either he does 50% of the cleaning (because this house is

too much for me to do alone,) or we get a housekeeper...guess which

one do you think he chose? :-) It's much easier for us because we can

concentrate on other things on the weekends.

I'm so excited to start our diet! Yeah!

Love, Krista

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Krista,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > I used to get a heated rash after getting out of the

> > > shower... I

> > > > > > never got

> > > > > > > this prior to implants... I wonder if you maybe coming

> > > sensitive

> > > > > to

> > > > > > the chlorine

> > > > > > > in your water and soaps being used... Even though you

> have not

> > > > > > changed soaps,

> > > > > > > you maybe coming sensitive to the chemicals... I used

> this

> > > soap

> > > > > > called goats

> > > > > > > milk soap, bought at meijer, walmart, etc... It is all

> natural

> > > > > > soap... Try to

> > > > > > > stop all chemical products... Use more natural soap and

> try

> > > olive

> > > > > > oil instead

> > > > > > > of lotion... I did this for a while and it stopped after

> > > > > explant...

> > > > > > I used to

> > > > > > > get a rash, hard to tell if the same in the picture you

> sent,

> > > but

> > > > > > looked

> > > > > > > similar, except mine was more on my chest and face...

> They do

> > > sell

> > > > > > something you

> > > > > > > can put on your shower to filter chlorine, I never could

> > > afford it

> > > > > > so I did the

> > > > > > > Epsom salt baths, which seemed to work... I do think

> > > implants is

> > > > > > the culprit,

> > > > > > > since systemic illness we usually become highly sensitive

> to

> > > > > chemical

> > > > > > > products, that prior to implants we could use no problem,

> > > after

> > > > > > implants we have to

> > > > > > > steer clear.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > God Bless,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > ~

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

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>

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Krista,

I know what you mean about not having energy to prepare meals. I

kept it very simple for the first 5 months and then slowly branched

out trying fennel, dandelion roots, parnsips, spaghetti squash, etc.

I'm still not hugely adventurous but after reading some of Nourishing

Traditions cookbook, I'm adding little things that make a

difference. Like when I make tacos, I often use ground chicken or

turkey from Whole Foods and make sure I get some healthy fats by

adding avocado. Instead of sour cream I'll use a dollop of plain

kefir. I add a lot of raw onion for my antifungal. I throw on some

cilantro because it helps the body excrete heavy metals....little

easy things that can make a difference in health. For spaghetti I

ended up replacing noodles with spaghetti squash...took some getting

used to but I don't have to worry about gluten. You can buy gluten

free pasta but I haven't found one I like yet and most contain a huge

source of starch.

Was your rash bumpy? I've had a rash from a hot tub before but it

was a red, bumpy, painful zit-like rash over my entire torso and

legs. It was bacterial folliculitis...from improper chemical balance

in the hot tub....disgusting!!! Lasted for months.

Yes, I've been to Estes Park. My parents honeymooned there and so my

sister decided to get married there for sentimental reasons...it's so

beautiful there! You and your sis will have so much fun! So how

long is she staying? Will her girls be with her?

I like the approach you used w/ your husband regarding the cleaner!

Unfortuntely I don't think it'd work w/ mine as he's the type to save

in any way he can. He grew up in a family where they darned their

socks if there was a hole, rather than going out and buying a $2 pack

of socks. He'd rather clean himself than pay someone to do it So

that's what he's been doing...which I'm not complaining but I can't

wait til my energy returns to where I can do my old chores!! Love, PH

- In , " Krista "

<seekingthetruthaboutimplants@...> wrote:

>

> PH- Your Indian meal sounds fabulous! I need to get more into

cooking

> too! I used to love to cook and try out new recipes, but since

getting

> sick I hardly have the energy to plan meals anymore. I've just been

> going with the basics/easy to prepare stuff lately. I'm sure hubby

> would appreciate some more variety in our dinners though. Hopefully,

> The Maker's Diet will give me some new ideas for cooking, meals that

> taste good but are nutritious! We've never ventured beyond chicken,

> beef and fish, I think it would be fun to try some other meats that

> Dr. Rubin suggests.

> No, I wasn't in a hot tub lately. The rash sorta came out of no

where.

> But, I do remember getting a rash or two very similar to this one

> after going in hot tubs and pools with too much chlorine (you know

> when you can really smell it...yuck!) If I do go in the hot tub this

> weekend, I will make sure and rinse off afterward. The condo is up

in

> Estes Park, near Rocky Mountain National Park. Have you been to

Estes

> Park? It is very cute...I'm sure the other Colorado ladies have been

> there. Should be fun! The boys are going to snow shoe!

> I'm going to try really hard not to go off my diet while my sister

is

> here, but I know I am going to have to cook foods that everyone

likes,

> so the diet will probably be slightly different then what I have

been

> eating, but I'm still going to steer clear of sugars, processed

foods

> and fast food (never liked those much anyway.) We'll probably do

> tacos, spaghetti, stir fry....those kinds of meals. Easy and fast,

> everyone will like, but still pretty good for you.

> Yes, the housekeeper is awesome, and well worth the money! I just

told

> huby that either he does 50% of the cleaning (because this house is

> too much for me to do alone,) or we get a housekeeper...guess which

> one do you think he chose? :-) It's much easier for us because we

can

> concentrate on other things on the weekends.

> I'm so excited to start our diet! Yeah!

> Love, Krista

>

>

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > - I think you may be on to something....if I go in

a

> > pool

> > > > or

> > > > > > hot

> > > > > > > tub with HIGH amounts of cholrine, I've gotta a rash

> > similar to

> > > > this

> > > > > > > one. Perhaps, even just small amounts of cholrine is

> > bothering

> > > > my

> > > > > > skin

> > > > > > > now because of the implants....augh!

> > > > > > > I will go get some new soap today too and try a

different

> > > > lotion.

> > > > > > > Thanks !

> > > > > > > Love, Krista

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > --- In , toxicsalines@

wrote:

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Krista,

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > I used to get a heated rash after getting out of the

> > > > shower... I

> > > > > > > never got

> > > > > > > > this prior to implants... I wonder if you maybe

coming

> > > > sensitive

> > > > > > to

> > > > > > > the chlorine

> > > > > > > > in your water and soaps being used... Even though you

> > have not

> > > > > > > changed soaps,

> > > > > > > > you maybe coming sensitive to the chemicals... I used

> > this

> > > > soap

> > > > > > > called goats

> > > > > > > > milk soap, bought at meijer, walmart, etc... It is

all

> > natural

> > > > > > > soap... Try to

> > > > > > > > stop all chemical products... Use more natural soap

and

> > try

> > > > olive

> > > > > > > oil instead

> > > > > > > > of lotion... I did this for a while and it stopped

after

> > > > > > explant...

> > > > > > > I used to

> > > > > > > > get a rash, hard to tell if the same in the picture

you

> > sent,

> > > > but

> > > > > > > looked

> > > > > > > > similar, except mine was more on my chest and face...

> > They do

> > > > sell

> > > > > > > something you

> > > > > > > > can put on your shower to filter chlorine, I never

could

> > > > afford it

> > > > > > > so I did the

> > > > > > > > Epsom salt baths, which seemed to work... I do think

> > > > implants is

> > > > > > > the culprit,

> > > > > > > > since systemic illness we usually become highly

sensitive

> > to

> > > > > > chemical

> > > > > > > > products, that prior to implants we could use no

problem,

> > > > after

> > > > > > > implants we have to

> > > > > > > > steer clear.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > God Bless,

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > ~

> > > > > > > >

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Hi girls! Don't forget about me...LOL! I want a baby too as soon as I

start to feel better. Hopefully within a few months we can start

trying. I'm really do for a baby. I took my two younger cousins to go

see the movie Alvin and the Chipmunks last night. It was cute. I used

to love that cartoon when I was a child.

Steph

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Krista,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > I used to get a heated rash after getting out of the

> > > shower... I

> > > > > > never got

> > > > > > > this prior to implants... I wonder if you maybe coming

> > > sensitive

> > > > > to

> > > > > > the chlorine

> > > > > > > in your water and soaps being used... Even though you

> have not

> > > > > > changed soaps,

> > > > > > > you maybe coming sensitive to the chemicals... I used

> this

> > > soap

> > > > > > called goats

> > > > > > > milk soap, bought at meijer, walmart, etc... It is all

> natural

> > > > > > soap... Try to

> > > > > > > stop all chemical products... Use more natural soap and

> try

> > > olive

> > > > > > oil instead

> > > > > > > of lotion... I did this for a while and it stopped

after

> > > > > explant...

> > > > > > I used to

> > > > > > > get a rash, hard to tell if the same in the picture you

> sent,

> > > but

> > > > > > looked

> > > > > > > similar, except mine was more on my chest and face...

> They do

> > > sell

> > > > > > something you

> > > > > > > can put on your shower to filter chlorine, I never

could

> > > afford it

> > > > > > so I did the

> > > > > > > Epsom salt baths, which seemed to work... I do think

> > > implants is

> > > > > > the culprit,

> > > > > > > since systemic illness we usually become highly

sensitive

> to

> > > > > chemical

> > > > > > > products, that prior to implants we could use no

problem,

> > > after

> > > > > > implants we have to

> > > > > > > steer clear.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > God Bless,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > ~

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > **************************************See AOL's top

rated

> > > recipes

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> > > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

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I was told by my Doc ortho in NJ to use less that 1% on young babies. More than that is too much. So I found mine at CVS pharmacy but duane reade and rite aid did not have the LESS than 1% type. Good luck and only use a little. It is a steriod. Tammy son 6 months now was 4 months when we used the creamdawndvl <dawndvl@...> wrote: Did anyone deal with a rash on the back of the head. I rememberseeing on on the back base of the helmet, but this is all over theback of his head. My son is pale and has light blond hair

(I don'tthink I would even be able to see it if he had dark hair)and I noticedit being red but thought it was from the helmet. When I showed theOtho he said it looked more like a rash, blotchy red. He said to usehydrocortisone cream but did not say what percent.Thanks for any helpDawnMom to Alix 14 Evan 5months

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Thanks Tammy I didnt know until I got to Walgreens that there was

a .5% and a 1%.

Thanks Again

Dawn

Did anyone deal with a rash

on the back of the head. I remember

> seeing on on the back base of the helmet, but this is all over the

> back of his head. My son is pale and has light blond hair (I don't

> think I would even be able to see it if he had dark hair)and I

noticed

> it being red but thought it was from the helmet. When I showed the

> Otho he said it looked more like a rash, blotchy red. He said to use

> hydrocortisone cream but did not say what percent.

> Thanks for any help

> Dawn

> Mom to Alix 14 Evan 5months

>

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We used 1% when my daughter had heat rash. She got it in her side burn

area. If it is heat rash you would want to dress him a little lighter

so he doesn't get sweaty. And if he is sweaty take off the band and

wipe the band and his head with a towel before putting it back on. and

of course wash his hair regularly to keep his skin from getting

irritated (very mild shampoo if he's sensitive).

-christine

sydney 2 years old on Saturday!

>

> Did anyone deal with a rash on the back of the head. I remember

> seeing on on the back base of the helmet, but this is all over the

> back of his head. My son is pale and has light blond hair (I don't

> think I would even be able to see it if he had dark hair)and I noticed

> it being red but thought it was from the helmet. When I showed the

> Otho he said it looked more like a rash, blotchy red. He said to use

> hydrocortisone cream but did not say what percent.

> Thanks for any help

> Dawn

> Mom to Alix 14 Evan 5months

>

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Is heat rash kind of prickly (only word that is coming to mind)

looking dark red dots on top of lighter red? That is what I always

thought heat rash was and that is what it looked like on the base of

his band when he first got it until I got his temp under control. This

is red and blotchy. I don't think he has an allergy to it because he

has been it it almost two months and this just started. I have been

using the Aveeno creamy on his head since he was a couple weeks old he

has very sensitive skin and breaks out from the johnson and johnson

wash. I also think things show up more on him than they did on my

daughter because he is so pale compared to her, He got his donors

sensitive Irish skin and its a whole new experience for me.

Dawn

> >

> > Did anyone deal with a rash on the back of the head. I remember

> > seeing on on the back base of the helmet, but this is all over the

> > back of his head. My son is pale and has light blond hair (I don't

> > think I would even be able to see it if he had dark hair)and I noticed

> > it being red but thought it was from the helmet. When I showed the

> > Otho he said it looked more like a rash, blotchy red. He said to use

> > hydrocortisone cream but did not say what percent.

> > Thanks for any help

> > Dawn

> > Mom to Alix 14 Evan 5months

> >

>

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HI everyone, I have been reading the posts about the rash and just thought I'd offer my 2 cents. My ortho said that if a red rash developed on Damian's head that we should take the helmet off emmediately and go see his pediatrician for tx. They said it's a kind of allergic reaction to the foam in the helmet. While the coritizone cream would help a heat rash, I would want to make sure it's not an allergic reaction to the foam. Any how- just a thought. , Mom to Damian 6 months old, Somerville, MAdawndvl <dawndvl@...> wrote: Is heat rash kind of prickly (only word that is coming to mind)looking dark red dots on top of lighter red? That is what I alwaysthought heat rash was and that is what it looked like on the base ofhis band when he first got it until I got his temp under control. Thisis red and blotchy. I don't think he has an allergy to it because hehas been it it almost two months and this just started. I have beenusing the Aveeno creamy on his head since he was a couple weeks old hehas very sensitive skin and breaks out from the johnson and johnsonwash. I also think things show up more on him than they did on mydaughter because he is so pale compared to her, He got his donorssensitive Irish skin and its a whole new experience for me.Dawn > >> > Did anyone deal with a rash on the back of the head. I remember> > seeing on on the back base of the helmet, but this is all over the> > back of his head. My son is pale and has light blond hair (I don't> > think I would even be able to see it if he had dark hair)and I noticed> >

it being red but thought it was from the helmet. When I showed the> > Otho he said it looked more like a rash, blotchy red. He said to use> > hydrocortisone cream but did not say what percent.> > Thanks for any help> > Dawn> > Mom to Alix 14 Evan 5months> >>

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Hi Dawn,

I think your description of heat rash matches what we saw too. Not

sure what this rash is.

-christine

sydney starband grad 2 yrs

> > >

> > > Did anyone deal with a rash on the back of the head. I remember

> > > seeing on on the back base of the helmet, but this is all over the

> > > back of his head. My son is pale and has light blond hair (I don't

> > > think I would even be able to see it if he had dark hair)and I

noticed

> > > it being red but thought it was from the helmet. When I showed the

> > > Otho he said it looked more like a rash, blotchy red. He said to use

> > > hydrocortisone cream but did not say what percent.

> > > Thanks for any help

> > > Dawn

> > > Mom to Alix 14 Evan 5months

> > >

> >

>

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Might be Fifth's disease. Viral symptoms followed by a prominant rash

on cheeks that may spread throughout the body. My son just had it

recently. Child is no longer infectious once rash appears and there

is no treatment (except a little TLC). Rash can take 2 weeks to 1

month to fully dissapear. I looked up pictures of rashes on the

internet to figure out what my son had....it's pretty easy to

identify if it's Fifth's.

>

> Hi

> I was wondering if my son's rash is related to his fever. A few

days ago he started with low grade fever, now he is complaining his

throat hurts. The rash started with one side of his face, then on

the other side. It seems to travel, back, stomach, and now also on

his legs. They are red, flat and odd large shapes, like pieces of a

puzzle. The odd time, me might scratch them. Nothing to show us that

he is uncomfortable. The flu is going around like crazy so most

probably he's picked it up. Why the rash though? He seems content

and actually more talkative then ever. He will initiate conversation

with us. My husband and I also noticed that he talks less to

himself. He used to mumble things to himself , it appears that all

stimming has stopped. We are continuing with his supps and vitamins

but I was wondering how far apart can we give him some motrin to

relieve the pain in his throat? Lastly, I plan to take him to the

medical clinic tomorrow to have them look at his

> throat and the rash. If they prescribe antibiotics for an

infection can I give it to him? How will it intefere with the

probiotics and his protocol? How far apart can an anitbiotic be given

with the biomedics my son is currently on?

>

> Tks so much in advance, any info would be much appreciated.

>

> Helen

>

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Yep, this is Fifth's, our little one just had it, she never missed a day of

school, no fever until the last day and then vomited once, and it was over.

Don't use antibiotics, they won't help, there is no treatment for Fifth's. But

it doesn't last long, although the rash will appear off and on sporadically.

Re: rash

Might be Fifth's disease. Viral symptoms followed by a prominant rash

on cheeks that may spread throughout the body. My son just had it

recently. Child is no longer infectious once rash appears and there

is no treatment (except a little TLC). Rash can take 2 weeks to 1

month to fully dissapear. I looked up pictures of rashes on the

internet to figure out what my son had....it's pretty easy to

identify if it's Fifth's.

>

> Hi

> I was wondering if my son's rash is related to his fever. A few

days ago he started with low grade fever, now he is complaining his

throat hurts. The rash started with one side of his face, then on

the other side. It seems to travel, back, stomach, and now also on

his legs. They are red, flat and odd large shapes, like pieces of a

puzzle. The odd time, me might scratch them. Nothing to show us that

he is uncomfortable. The flu is going around like crazy so most

probably he's picked it up. Why the rash though? He seems content

and actually more talkative then ever. He will initiate conversation

with us. My husband and I also noticed that he talks less to

himself. He used to mumble things to himself , it appears that all

stimming has stopped. We are continuing with his supps and vitamins

but I was wondering how far apart can we give him some motrin to

relieve the pain in his throat? Lastly, I plan to take him to the

medical clinic tomorrow to have them look at his

> throat and the rash. If they prescribe antibiotics for an

infection can I give it to him? How will it intefere with the

probiotics and his protocol? How far apart can an anitbiotic be given

with the biomedics my son is currently on?

>

> Tks so much in advance, any info would be much appreciated.

>

> Helen

>

>

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[Guest guest]

My son is 12 yrs old though. He already had Fifth's. Can he get it again? You

mentioned vomitting, Jordan vomitted 2 days ago and the rash followed

afterwards. You guys are great , thanks! I will google Fifth's disease to read

more on .........

<Ladyshrink111@...> wrote: Yep, this is Fifth's, our

little one just had it, she never missed a day of school, no fever until the

last day and then vomited once, and it was over.

Don't use antibiotics, they won't help, there is no treatment for Fifth's. But

it doesn't last long, although the rash will appear off and on sporadically.

Re: rash

Might be Fifth's disease. Viral symptoms followed by a prominant rash

on cheeks that may spread throughout the body. My son just had it

recently. Child is no longer infectious once rash appears and there

is no treatment (except a little TLC). Rash can take 2 weeks to 1

month to fully dissapear. I looked up pictures of rashes on the

internet to figure out what my son had....it's pretty easy to

identify if it's Fifth's.

>

> Hi

> I was wondering if my son's rash is related to his fever. A few

days ago he started with low grade fever, now he is complaining his

throat hurts. The rash started with one side of his face, then on

the other side. It seems to travel, back, stomach, and now also on

his legs. They are red, flat and odd large shapes, like pieces of a

puzzle. The odd time, me might scratch them. Nothing to show us that

he is uncomfortable. The flu is going around like crazy so most

probably he's picked it up. Why the rash though? He seems content

and actually more talkative then ever. He will initiate conversation

with us. My husband and I also noticed that he talks less to

himself. He used to mumble things to himself , it appears that all

stimming has stopped. We are continuing with his supps and vitamins

but I was wondering how far apart can we give him some motrin to

relieve the pain in his throat? Lastly, I plan to take him to the

medical clinic tomorrow to have them look at his

> throat and the rash. If they prescribe antibiotics for an

infection can I give it to him? How will it intefere with the

probiotics and his protocol? How far apart can an anitbiotic be given

with the biomedics my son is currently on?

>

> Tks so much in advance, any info would be much appreciated.

>

> Helen

>

>

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I personally developed a rash with blisters one day after excercising. It was

the second day of my body detox and I was told by several natural health people

that it was my body trying to get the toxins out - by excercising I was sweating

and the sweating was forcing it quicker than normal. I don't know if it is true,

but could it be the same type of thing in your case? the skin rash develops as

the toxins come our through the skin?

> From: Amy <rnanjnc@...>

> Subject: [ ] Rash

>

> Date: Thursday, June 5, 2008, 11:13 AM

> While trying the 8 hour dosing with ALA, Colby developed a

> small rash

> on his back.

>

> During the first round of 8 hour dosing we saw this same

> rash but

> thought he scraped his back. It's small and round,

> beside his spine.

> Trying the every 8 hours again, after the first dose of

> 25mg's, within

> the hour he got the same rash, in the same spot. I'm

> assuming it's

> either the ALA or the higher mg's that caused this. It

> was after the

> first dose.

>

> Has anyone had any problems with a single rash like this?

> I've added it

> to the Photo's under Colby.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Amy

[Guest guest]

I have never seen anything like it!

> From: Amy <rnanjnc@...>

> Subject: [ ] Re: Rash

>

> Date: Thursday, June 5, 2008, 11:51 AM

> Thanks, I was thinking it could be detox too but would it

> happen that

> fast. An hour after the first dose.

>

> Colby doesn't sweat much. He can run all day and never

> sweats.

>

> Ouch!! Blisters! Colby's was kind of dry looking and

> flaky. I don't

> know if it was itchy because he always keeps his hands in

> his pull-up

> anyways!

>

> Thanks Again,

>

> Amy

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > > From: Amy <rnanjnc@...>

> > > Subject: [ ] Rash

> > >

> > > Date: Thursday, June 5, 2008, 11:13 AM

> > > While trying the 8 hour dosing with ALA, Colby

> developed a

> > > small rash

> > > on his back.

> > >

> > > During the first round of 8 hour dosing we saw

> this same

> > > rash but

> > > thought he scraped his back. It's small and

> round,

> > > beside his spine.

> > > Trying the every 8 hours again, after the first

> dose of

> > > 25mg's, within

> > > the hour he got the same rash, in the same spot.

> I'm

> > > assuming it's

> > > either the ALA or the higher mg's that caused

> this. It

> > > was after the

> > > first dose.

> > >

> > > Has anyone had any problems with a single rash

> like this?

> > > I've added it

> > > to the Photo's under Colby.

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > > Amy

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I would consider taking high levels of Vitamin C powder to bowel tolerance,

colloidal silver drops under the tongue (5 or more squirts every couple hours),

and maybe oregano oil put into capsules (no more than 12 drops spread out during

the day) and burdock root capsules.

Then i would take a spray bottle with colloidal silver and mist it directly on

the spots. I would do this as often as possible, and maybe dab plain 3%

hydrogen peroxide on the ringworm in between the silver uses, not mixing the

two.

There is a wonderful website with lots of natural cures and help:

http://www.doctoryourself.com/index.html

I hope this is helpful and you recover quickly,

Joy

From: lorimjohnston <lorimjohnston@...>

Subject: Rash

Dr

Date: Monday, August 25, 2008, 10:07 AM

I am wondering if anyone out there can summarize what Dr. says

about skin rashes - probably ringworm or some type of fungus, but I am

not sure. It started as a definite ringworm looking spot on my arm a

week or 2 ago, and is now all over my entire torso. A few look like the

arm one, the rest look like hives. I have read all her books but not

the purple one yet, so I am wondering if she had included anything new

on this topic. Also, if you have a good summary of the past books on

this topic, go ahead with that. I am kind of desperate not to pass this

on to my children if it is contagious.

Thank you so much!

[Guest guest]

Check out the website www.i-amperfectlyhealthy.com and click on MMS

Solution. This product helps the body to get rid of viruses, fungus,

bacteria, etc. You have to start out slow to avoid having a rough

healing reaction.

Deborah

[Guest guest]

If the rash is all over it could be an allergic reaction. If it is

heat rash it is usually in certain areas (for my daughter it was the

sideburns). Heat rash is tiny red bumps, and clears up with a little

hydrocortizone. You can let it dry then put the band back on, and keep

him cooler. However if you do put the band back on, do frequent checks

to make sure it isn't getting worse. If it is an all over rash I would

leave the band off.

-christine

sydney, almost 3 yrs, starband grad

>

> So has been in his helmet since last Wednesday. He is doing

> fabulous, doesn't even know it is on! He just developed a rash today

> which I expected but I don't know what to do. Do I put any ointment on

> it, leave the helmet off....I have no idea.

> Any advice??

>

> Lyndsi

> (8months, mod plagio)

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Lyndsi--

Our LO has been in his band since Friday, and we are battling heat rash-

-maybe that's what is going on with your LO?. Merrick's actually

doesn't have the little bumps that they sometimes speak of, his is one

big blotch and shows up mostly on his forehead. Over the weekend we

were so convinced that it was skin break-down that we took him into CT

this am. They guarenteed us that it was heat rash. We were told to use

hydrocortosene cream on the rashy spots, 1% or less, which made it go

away, pointing to heat rash. We were told do remove the helmet from

time to time to wipe down his head even though we don't feel like he is

sweating. We are keeping clothing off of him for the most part and

running the ceiling fan in his room at night. They tell us that he will

adjust, his body just has to get use to it. But it's hard to think of

them going through that. Our LO is the same way--not a single complaint

about the helmet.

H.

Merrick, 4-months, 11mm asymatry, 3-days in DOC Band

>

> So has been in his helmet since last Wednesday. He is doing

> fabulous, doesn't even know it is on! He just developed a rash today

> which I expected but I don't know what to do. Do I put any ointment

on

> it, leave the helmet off....I have no idea.

> Any advice??

>

> Lyndsi

> (8months, mod plagio)

>

[Guest guest]

>

> So has been in his helmet since last Wednesday. He is doing

> fabulous, doesn't even know it is on! He just developed a rash today

> which I expected but I don't know what to do. Do I put any ointment

on

> it, leave the helmet off....I have no idea.

> Any advice??

>

> Lyndsi

> (8months, mod plagio)

>

is it only in a small area? Is it a skin breakdown with open sore

looking bumps? if not we had good results placing moles skin in some

spots in my sons helmet ask your ortho.

[Guest guest]

Yes it is only in a small area where the helmet is adding pressure (ie, the "un flat" side of his head). Ortho says its a heat rash, small red bumps. He suggested a pure talc powder. I will give that a try I guess. could care less, it doesn't seem to bother him at all.

Thanks for the advice!

BTW, what is moles skin that you are talking about.....have no clue!!!

From: valleymomma <shelldolan@...>Plagiocephaly Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2008 11:31:50 AMSubject: Re: rash

>> So has been in his helmet since last Wednesday. He is doing > fabulous, doesn't even know it is on! He just developed a rash today > which I expected but I don't know what to do. Do I put any ointment on > it, leave the helmet off....I have no idea.> Any advice??> > Lyndsi> (8months, mod plagio)>is it only in a small area? Is it a skin breakdown with open sore looking bumps? if not we had good results placing moles skin in some spots in my sons helmet ask your ortho.

[Guest guest]

Is anything different? New soap? New shampoo? I would definitely call and see what they say. Please keep us posted!On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 1:43 PM, Knapp <knapp1307@...> wrote:

Hi all, i know this question has been brought up millions of times already but over the past couple days Cole has been getting a rash that looks like heat rash in his eyebrows and on his forehead. The helmet covers his eyebrows most of the time so thats why they are involved in the rash as well. It was looking pretty bad this morning so I took it off, cleaned it with alcohol and am sitting it outside to UV ray the thing to death. I also put hydrocortisone cream on my guys rash and am letting him go without the helmet till it clears up. Is this the right thing to do? Should I be waiting to put the helmet back on till the rash goes away? Is there something else I could do to prevent this from happening again? Should I call CT? Whats weird is he has been in the helmet since 12/1/08 and is just now

getting a rash.Thanks, COLE - 7 months - DOCband since 12/1/08

[Guest guest]

Call CT. There are some creams you can use while wearing the helmet and depending on how bad the rash is, you might not even need to leave it off for an extended period of time. Our helmet is made by Danmar but were were told triple antibiotic cream and aquaphor are both safe to use. If the rash is bad enough, have a doctor look at it. It's possible and not all that uncommon to get a rash that needs something more to treat it. We had a spot appear soon after Elaine had her first helmet that needed treatment. It wasn't bad enough to discontinue use of the helmet and cleared up within a couple weeks once she was medicated.

Elaine (twin A) palgio & tort, 7mos 1 week in 2nd helmet

On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 1:43 PM, Knapp <knapp1307@...> wrote:

Hi all, i know this question has been brought up millions of times already but over the past couple days Cole has been getting a rash that looks like heat rash in his eyebrows and on his forehead. The helmet covers his eyebrows most of the time so thats why they are involved in the rash as well. It was looking pretty bad this morning so I took it off, cleaned it with alcohol and am sitting it outside to UV ray the thing to death. I also put hydrocortisone cream on my guys rash and am letting him go without the helmet till it clears up. Is this the right thing to do? Should I be waiting to put the helmet back on till the rash goes away? Is there something else I could do to prevent this from happening again? Should I call CT? Whats weird is he has been in the helmet since 12/1/08 and is just now getting a rash.

Thanks, COLE - 7 months - DOCband since 12/1/08

[Guest guest]

The past few days I have been using s Soothing Vapor Baby bath since he has been very congested. Other than that he did get an adjustment on monday from his third orthotist at CT. Is it normal to have so many different people working on his helmet?Thanks, From: Holly <hollyloo@...>Plagiocephaly Sent: Friday,

January 9, 2009 12:00:27 PMSubject: Re: rash

Is anything different? New soap? New shampoo? I would definitely call and see what they say. Please keep us posted!On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 1:43 PM, Knapp <knapp1307 (DOT) com> wrote:

Hi all, i know this question has been brought up millions of times already but over the past couple days Cole has been getting a rash that looks like heat rash in his eyebrows and on his forehead. The helmet covers his eyebrows most of the time so thats why they are involved in the rash as well. It was looking pretty bad this morning so I took it off, cleaned it with alcohol and am sitting it outside to UV ray the thing to death. I also put hydrocortisone cream on my guys rash and am letting him go without the helmet till it clears up. Is this the right thing to do? Should I be waiting to put the helmet back on till the rash goes away? Is there something else I could do to prevent this from happening again? Should I call CT? Whats weird is he has been in the helmet since 12/1/08 and is just now

getting a rash.Thanks, COLE - 7 months - DOCband since 12/1/08

[Guest guest]

if it was me, i'd go back to his normal shampoo and run a cool-mist humidifier (plus the dreaded saline + bulb sucker) for congestion and see if that rash goes away.i'd still call ct as well.as for so many orthotists working on his helmet, i'm not sure i'd like that too much. we haven't had an adjustment yet, but i hope it'll be the same person we saw for the scan and the initial fit.

On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 2:13 PM, Knapp <knapp1307@...> wrote:

The past few days I have been using s Soothing Vapor Baby bath since he has been very congested. Other than that he did get an adjustment on monday from his third orthotist at CT. Is it normal to have so many different people working on his helmet?

Thanks,

From: Holly <hollyloo@...>Plagiocephaly

Sent: Friday,

January 9, 2009 12:00:27 PMSubject: Re: rash

Is anything different? New soap? New shampoo? I would definitely call and see what they say. Please keep us posted!On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 1:43 PM, Knapp <knapp1307 (DOT) com> wrote:

Hi all, i know this question has been brought up millions of times already but over the past couple days Cole has been getting a rash that looks like heat rash in his eyebrows and on his forehead. The helmet covers his eyebrows most of the time so thats why they are involved in the rash as well. It was looking pretty bad this morning so I took it off, cleaned it with alcohol and am sitting it outside to UV ray the thing to death. I also put hydrocortisone cream on my guys rash and am letting him go without the helmet till it clears up. Is this the right thing to do? Should I be waiting to put the helmet back on till the rash goes away? Is there something else I could do to prevent this from happening again? Should I call CT? Whats weird is he has been in the helmet since 12/1/08 and is just now

getting a rash.Thanks, COLE - 7 months - DOCband since 12/1/08