Re: ImmunoTherapy--Calm down our kids' over-reacted immune

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Rei:

I and my then 14 year old son did them. They were a waste of time for us. I think they could have worked if the doctor would have done them correctly. But instead of testing us for everything, he just tested us for dust, grasses, trees, pets, mold and that's about it. I told him that what makes me sick is carpeting, plastics, paint, car exhaust, smells, etc. He said not to worry about it, that treatment for outdoor allergy things will make all allergies better. He was wrong, and after about 9 months, we just quit going. Although, I didn't sneeze to dust any longer. But, I would only sneeze twice around dust, so that wasn't much help. I think if the doctor had tested us for allergies to foods and the other things I mentioned, and treated us for that, we may have gotten somewhere. This is how I believe about many therapies. Doing the therapy correctly is just as important as the therapy chosen.

Heidi N

Anybody in the group are expriencing or have experience immunotherapy? And what is the outcome?ReiGet fantasy football with free live scoring. Sign up for FanHouse Fantasy Football today.

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Hey, Heidi, thanks for sharing your experience.

As far as I remember, the doc we saw last Monday did test more than jsut outdoor allegents, he tested food also, I was shocking that for all these years we have been on wheat free diet and only feed my son rice and potatoes, but it turned out my son is severely allergic to rice and potatoes, but not allergic to wheat at all.. and he is also allergic to all kinds of "safe fruit" such as watermelons, apples,..... ( of course, allergic to

nuts, dairy, mushrooms, soy, eggs..)

So, all these times, he was cranky, fuzzy, agitated...maybe caused by these food that we

thought they are safe to him...we were wrong...

However, we correct the diet immediately, not sure if the shots start to kick in, my son

does doing better in terms of allergy reactions ( no more running nose, yeahhh), and he seems happier, and calmer...

This immunologist we saw is also a doctor on DAN list, he also use bio-med treatments

along with immune treatments, we will see how this works for us, will post here for all of us..

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Subject: Re: ImmunoTherapy--Calm down our kids' over-reacted immuneTo: mb12 valtrex Date: Wednesday, July 30, 2008, 12:47 PM

Rei:

I and my then 14 year old son did them. They were a waste of time for us. I think they could have worked if the doctor would have done them correctly. But instead of testing us for everything, he just tested us for dust, grasses, trees, pets, mold and that's about it. I told him that what makes me sick is carpeting, plastics, paint, car exhaust, smells, etc. He said not to worry about it, that treatment for outdoor allergy things will make all allergies better. He was wrong, and after about 9 months, we just quit going. Although, I didn't sneeze to dust any longer. But, I would only sneeze twice around dust, so that wasn't much help. I think if the doctor had tested us for allergies to foods and the other things I mentioned, and treated us for that, we may have gotten somewhere. This is how I believe about many therapies. Doing the therapy correctly is just as important as the therapy

chosen.

Heidi N

Anybody in the group are expriencing or have experience immunotherapy? And what is the outcome?Rei

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