Guest guest Posted December 29, 2008 Report Share Posted December 29, 2008 Hi, My child has been on Valtrex for 7 months. She still has viruses in her gut, including the EBV. She is going through some new viral die off now, but I am thinking we will now switch to Acyclovir and if it does nothing, start again on Valtrex. My mommy instinct tells me her body needs a change and Acyclovir does work on some strains of EBV and does not harm the liver (not that Valtrex was harming her liver). One drawback is that Acyclovir has to be dosed 5 times a day, but a benefit is that our pharmacy has it in capsule form so no more washing off blue coating and crushing. Does anyone know what I should tell my pediatrician for her dosing of Acyclovir? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2008 Report Share Posted December 29, 2008 our DAN ordered 200mg 4xday for our 38lb son. Mely > > Hi, > My child has been on Valtrex for 7 months. She still has viruses in > her gut, including the EBV. She is going through some new viral die > off now, but I am thinking we will now switch to Acyclovir and if it > does nothing, start again on Valtrex. My mommy instinct tells me her > body needs a change and Acyclovir does work on some strains of EBV and > does not harm the liver (not that Valtrex was harming her liver). One > drawback is that Acyclovir has to be dosed 5 times a day, but a benefit > is that our pharmacy has it in capsule form so no more washing off blue > coating and crushing. > > Does anyone know what I should tell my pediatrician for her dosing of > Acyclovir? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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