2 yr old who constantly licks the outside of his mouth

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In other words, he has his tongue outside of his mouth a lot. Does

that make sense? Any ideas as to what is causing this and what

supplements might help?

TIA~Christy

[Guest guest]

Is he on MB12? My son started doing wierd " mouthy " things when we

started the shots. They have subsided a bit now though. He's now into

blowing spit bubbles...he's a druely mess sometimes.

karen

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> In other words, he has his tongue outside of his mouth a lot. Does

> that make sense? Any ideas as to what is causing this and what

> supplements might help?

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> TIA~Christy

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[Guest guest]

My son is doing this too. He is already at the max for both of these.

With this happening to many of us at around the same time could it be

the change in season? Could it be a response to common allergies?

Because my allergies have been way up about the same time as his

licking started? Just a thought. Does anyone know what to give a

child for common allergies like pollen and such? I would at least

like to try and see. I just dont know what to give to a 4 yr old for

basic allergies.

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> > > In other words, he has his tongue outside of his mouth a lot.

Does

> > > that make sense? Any ideas as to what is causing this and what

> > > supplements might help?

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> > > TIA~Christy

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[Guest guest]

my son just started doing this.. I thought maybe b/c

he came down with strep throat this wknd and the behavior

correlated, but someone mentioned parasites and we are

using Paradex 2 x a day also, so I suppose this could

be part of the issue also?

-- In mb12 valtrex , " Handley "

wrote:

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> A friend of mine swears by quercetin. Here's a link.

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> http://nutrition.about.com/od/phytochemicals/p/quercetinprofil.htm

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> Re: 2 yr old who constantly licks the

outside of his mouth

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> My son is doing this too. He is already at the max for both of

these.

> With this happening to many of us at around the same time could

it be

> the change in season? Could it be a response to common allergies?

> Because my allergies have been way up about the same time as his

> licking started? Just a thought. Does anyone know what to give a

> child for common allergies like pollen and such? I would at least

> like to try and see. I just dont know what to give to a 4 yr old

for

> basic allergies.

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> > > > In other words, he has his tongue outside of his mouth a

lot.

> Does

> > > > that make sense? Any ideas as to what is causing this and

what

> > > > supplements might help?

> > > >

> > > > TIA~Christy

> > > >

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[Guest guest]

My son did that when he had a virus coming on. He did it for about 6

months, on and off when he had a virus. I treated with Elderberry,

Temp Assure and/or Equinacea/Astragalus. I think it must have been a

very specific virus because ever since he stopped doing that a few

months back, he has come down with other cold/virus but that behavior

has not returned.

[Guest guest]

I got to think more about this and wanted to make an amendment to my

own post. I do believe this licking (at least in my son) was yeast

related brought on by a virus.

At the same time the behavior faded, I had introduced raw goat's milk

yogurt made with VSL#3 and Sac. Boulardii. We had been doing probiotics

for 18 months w/o much success but culturing them in the yogurt has

worked well for us.

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> My son did that when he had a virus coming on. He did it for about 6

> months, on and off when he had a virus. I treated with Elderberry,

> Temp Assure and/or Equinacea/Astragalus. I think it must have been a

> very specific virus because ever since he stopped doing that a few

> months back, he has come down with other cold/virus but that behavior

> has not returned.

>

[Guest guest]

Is raw goat milk yogurt casein free?

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> > My son did that when he had a virus coming on. He did it for about 6

> > months, on and off when he had a virus. I treated with Elderberry,

> > Temp Assure and/or Equinacea/Astragalu s. I think it must have been

a

> > very specific virus because ever since he stopped doing that a few

> > months back, he has come down with other cold/virus but that

behavior

> > has not returned.

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