Re: Trying oxypowder to clear blockage/constipation

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I think that is as it should be - it liquifies any blockages. If he

will frink 8 oz of water then you will have better luck with this

intervention than Matt did...just remember it really is a laxatice

and they can become dependent on it per K. If you ahve to keep

giving something more long term look at the ingredients in hydro c

and use something with the same ingredients or that stuff as it will

not lead to a dependncy issue, per him. He just dpoes not like the

fiber aspect of oxy pwder...I gave it too though, so it does work. I

only gave it once, I don not know if it really does harm, long term

or not...Di

>

> We are going ahead and trying oxypowder to clear up 's acute

constipation because I had been told to use it on him by his doctor

and we had already ordered it.  When I put in the glycerin

suppository, it does not absorb.  When giving the oxypowder,

will pretty quickly have pure liquid diarrhea and it just pushes the

suppository out whole.  The doctor said to use either glycerin

suppository or pediatric fleet enema to clear blockage from below but

it does not seem to be working from below. (have not tried enema

yet)  But the oxypowder is doing something from above.  We gave him

two capsules at bedtime with 8 ounces of water.

>  

> has had some pure liquid BMs since we started oxy powder

yesterday.  Things are moving but no solids.  What are other's

experiences using this?  How long does it take to clear a blockage?

>

>

> Dana

> and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 years

> Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Di! I decided to give it to them since I had ordered it and paid $89 for two bottles with shipping. Hate to pay that much and not even try the stuff and since their doctor prescribed it, I will use it for at least the two bottles worth. I will definately check into the hydro C because I do not want any long term dependency.

Both boys are big drinkers. So, there is no problem getting them to drink 8 ounces or more at a time when giving them the oxy powder. Dana and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 yearsCeliac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

Subject: Re: Trying oxypowder to clear blockage/constipationTo: mb12 valtrex Date: Saturday, June 21, 2008, 10:15 PM

I think that is as it should be - it liquifies any blockages. If he will frink 8 oz of water then you will have better luck with this intervention than Matt did...just remember it really is a laxatice and they can become dependent on it per K. If you ahve to keep giving something more long term look at the ingredients in hydro c and use something with the same ingredients or that stuff as it will not lead to a dependncy issue, per him. He just dpoes not like the fiber aspect of oxy pwder...I gave it too though, so it does work. I only gave it once, I don not know if it really does harm, long term or not...Di>> We are going ahead and trying oxypowder to clear up 's acute constipation because I had been told to use it on him by his

doctor and we had already ordered it. When I put in the glycerin suppository, it does not absorb. When giving the oxypowder, will pretty quickly have pure liquid diarrhea and it just pushes the suppository out whole. The doctor said to use either glycerin suppository or pediatric fleet enema to clear blockage from below but it does not seem to be working from below. (have not tried enema yet) But the oxypowder is doing something from above. We gave him two capsules at bedtime with 8 ounces of water.> > has had some pure liquid BMs since we started oxy powder yesterday. Things are moving but no solids. What are other's experiences using this? How long does it take to clear a blockage?> > > Dana > and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 years> Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing

disorder>

[Guest guest]

GO to Fiber Menace to read up on his theories about what created the

malabsorption issues in the first place...the ingredients in hydro c

are not laxatives or fiber supps and non addictive...I used it to be

come regular on a low carb lifestyle..Di

> > >

> > > We are going ahead and trying oxypowder to clear up 's

acute

> > constipation because I had been told to use it on him by his

doctor

> > and we had already ordered it.  When I put in the glycerin

> > suppository, it does not absorb.  When giving the oxypowder,

> > will pretty quickly have pure liquid diarrhea and it just pushes

> the

> > suppository out whole.  The doctor said to use either glycerin

> > suppository or pediatric fleet enema to clear blockage from below

> but

> > it does not seem to be working from below. (have not tried enema

> > yet)  But the oxypowder is doing something from above.  We gave

him

> > two capsules at bedtime with 8 ounces of water.

> > >  

> > > has had some pure liquid BMs since we started oxy powder

> > yesterday.  Things are moving but no solids.  What are other's

> > experiences using this?  How long does it take to clear a

blockage?

> > >

> > >

> > > Dana

> > > and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 years

> > > Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing

disorder

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I hear ya " - I did the same so do not feel too bad...if it gets bad,

I have used it, and I just try to do the BED rec mag vit c flush

interspersed for less severe times...let me know how you fare..Di---

In mb12 valtrex , dana pope

wrote:

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> Thanks, Di!  I decided to give it to them since I had ordered it

and paid $89 for two bottles with shipping.  Hate to pay that much

and not even try the stuff and since their doctor prescribed it, I

will use it for at least the two bottles worth.  I will definately

check into the hydro C because I do not want any long term dependency.

>  

> Both boys are big drinkers.  So, there is no problem getting them

to drink 8 ounces or more at a time when giving them the oxy powder. 

>

> Dana

> and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 years

> Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

>

>

>

>

> Subject: Re: Trying oxypowder to clear

blockage/constipation

> To: mb12 valtrex

> Date: Saturday, June 21, 2008, 10:15 PM

>

>

>

>

>

>

> I think that is as it should be - it liquifies any blockages. If he

> will frink 8 oz of water then you will have better luck with this

> intervention than Matt did...just remember it really is a laxatice

> and they can become dependent on it per K. If you ahve to keep

> giving something more long term look at the ingredients in hydro c

> and use something with the same ingredients or that stuff as it

will

> not lead to a dependncy issue, per him. He just dpoes not like the

> fiber aspect of oxy pwder...I gave it too though, so it does work.

I

> only gave it once, I don not know if it really does harm, long term

> or not...Di

> >

> > We are going ahead and trying oxypowder to clear up 's acute

> constipation because I had been told to use it on him by his doctor

> and we had already ordered it.  When I put in the glycerin

> suppository, it does not absorb.  When giving the oxypowder,

> will pretty quickly have pure liquid diarrhea and it just pushes

the

> suppository out whole.  The doctor said to use either glycerin

> suppository or pediatric fleet enema to clear blockage from below

but

> it does not seem to be working from below. (have not tried enema

> yet)  But the oxypowder is doing something from above.  We gave him

> two capsules at bedtime with 8 ounces of water.

> >  

> > has had some pure liquid BMs since we started oxy powder

> yesterday.  Things are moving but no solids.  What are other's

> experiences using this?  How long does it take to clear a blockage?

> >

> >

> > Dana

> > and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 years

> > Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

> >

>