Re: strange urinary symptoms

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was he on b12 when the urine turned red,......if so that can be b12 wasting

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strange urinary symptoms

I just wanted to run this by all of you since I've found this group tobe incredibly helpful. I have a friend whose son is on thespectrum...diagnosed with Asperger's. She is just starting toresearch biomedical treatments, but hasn't really started anything asof yet. He sees a DAN! doctor and has had labs conducted. As far as Iknow, not much has been abnormal with the labs (if only we were all solucky!) I think his oxalates are slightly high. Her son just startedhaving blood in his urine and frequent urination, but his pediatriciansaid that it is NOT a urinary tract infection. She said the samething happened two years ago and lasted for quite a few weeks thencleared up on its own. The only other biological symptom she hasobserved is that his ears turn bright red. I've heard other parentsmention this, but it's not something I've seen in my own son, so i'venever paid much attention to the cause of that. Obviously, she isconcerned, so if any of you have any input, I'd love to hear it Thanks much.Kari

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Dr Woeller said on the web conference last night on G.P. website that

pink urine+injecting too deeply, don't bunch the skin up, he recommended-M

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> was he on b12 when the urine turned red,......if so that can be b12

wasting

> Recovering from Autism is a marathon

> NOT a sprint, but FULLY possible!

> Read more about it on my Blogs at

> http://www.myspace.com/christelking

> strange urinary symptoms

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> I just wanted to run this by all of you since I've found this group to

> be incredibly helpful. I have a friend whose son is on the

> spectrum...diagnosed with Asperger's. She is just starting to

> research biomedical treatments, but hasn't really started anything as

> of yet. He sees a DAN! doctor and has had labs conducted. As far as I

> know, not much has been abnormal with the labs (if only we were all so

> lucky!) I think his oxalates are slightly high. Her son just started

> having blood in his urine and frequent urination, but his pediatrician

> said that it is NOT a urinary tract infection. She said the same

> thing happened two years ago and lasted for quite a few weeks then

> cleared up on its own. The only other biological symptom she has

> observed is that his ears turn bright red. I've heard other parents

> mention this, but it's not something I've seen in my own son, so i've

> never paid much attention to the cause of that. Obviously, she is

> concerned, so if any of you have any input, I'd love to hear it

> Thanks much.

> Kari

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Kari if its not B-12 its serious and the pediatrician needs to refer

them to an appropriate specialist!! If not she should take her son

into a good homeopath. What is the pediatrician doing about this?

Gayatri

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> I just wanted to run this by all of you since I've found this group

to

> be incredibly helpful. I have a friend whose son is on the

> spectrum...diagnosed with Asperger's. She is just starting to

> research biomedical treatments, but hasn't really started anything

as

> of yet. He sees a DAN! doctor and has had labs conducted. As far

as I

> know, not much has been abnormal with the labs (if only we were all

so

> lucky!) I think his oxalates are slightly high. Her son just

started

> having blood in his urine and frequent urination, but his

pediatrician

> said that it is NOT a urinary tract infection. She said the same

> thing happened two years ago and lasted for quite a few weeks then

> cleared up on its own. The only other biological symptom she has

> observed is that his ears turn bright red. I've heard other parents

> mention this, but it's not something I've seen in my own son, so

i've

> never paid much attention to the cause of that. Obviously, she is

> concerned, so if any of you have any input, I'd love to hear it

> Thanks much.

> Kari

>

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He is not on MB12. I made sure to ask her if she had started them

because the injection was my first thought as well. The only

biomedical intervention his mom has started with him is Epsom Salt baths.

>

> was he on b12 when the urine turned red,......if so that can be b12

wasting

> Recovering from Autism is a marathon

> NOT a sprint, but FULLY possible!

> Read more about it on my Blogs at

> http://www.myspace.com/christelking

> strange urinary symptoms

>

>

> I just wanted to run this by all of you since I've found this group to

> be incredibly helpful. I have a friend whose son is on the

> spectrum...diagnosed with Asperger's. She is just starting to

> research biomedical treatments, but hasn't really started anything as

> of yet. He sees a DAN! doctor and has had labs conducted. As far as I

> know, not much has been abnormal with the labs (if only we were all so

> lucky!) I think his oxalates are slightly high. Her son just started

> having blood in his urine and frequent urination, but his pediatrician

> said that it is NOT a urinary tract infection. She said the same

> thing happened two years ago and lasted for quite a few weeks then

> cleared up on its own. The only other biological symptom she has

> observed is that his ears turn bright red. I've heard other parents

> mention this, but it's not something I've seen in my own son, so i've

> never paid much attention to the cause of that. Obviously, she is

> concerned, so if any of you have any input, I'd love to hear it

> Thanks much.

> Kari

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Nothing that I know of I think she sees the same group of

pediatricians where I took my son when I suspected he had autism at 2.

The doc we saw told us not to worry about it, he was fine. Just keep

doing the OT we were already doing. (we took her advice and continued

to struggle for 9 months not knowing that most doctors are

CLUELESS!)So, I'm guessing if she doesn't know, she might be too cocky

to make a referral. That seems to be her thing. I " m going to call the

mom today and see if anything else has changed. Thanks so much for

your help!

Kari

> >

> > I just wanted to run this by all of you since I've found this group

> to

> > be incredibly helpful. I have a friend whose son is on the

> > spectrum...diagnosed with Asperger's. She is just starting to

> > research biomedical treatments, but hasn't really started anything

> as

> > of yet. He sees a DAN! doctor and has had labs conducted. As far

> as I

> > know, not much has been abnormal with the labs (if only we were all

> so

> > lucky!) I think his oxalates are slightly high. Her son just

> started

> > having blood in his urine and frequent urination, but his

> pediatrician

> > said that it is NOT a urinary tract infection. She said the same

> > thing happened two years ago and lasted for quite a few weeks then

> > cleared up on its own. The only other biological symptom she has

> > observed is that his ears turn bright red. I've heard other parents

> > mention this, but it's not something I've seen in my own son, so

> i've

> > never paid much attention to the cause of that. Obviously, she is

> > concerned, so if any of you have any input, I'd love to hear it

> > Thanks much.

> > Kari

> >

>

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Oxalates, Yeast, or UTI that the Ped is

not catching.

Pamela

" Courage is doing

what you're afraid to do. There can be no courage unless you're scared. "

Eddie Rickenbacker,

top US

fighter ace, WWI

From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of karicreehan

Sent: Friday, January 11, 2008

12:01 AM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: strange

urinary symptoms

I just wanted to run this by all of you since I've

found this group to

be incredibly helpful. I have a friend whose son is on the

spectrum...diagnosed with Asperger's. She is just starting to

research biomedical treatments, but hasn't really started anything as

of yet. He sees a DAN! doctor and has had labs conducted. As far as I

know, not much has been abnormal with the labs (if only we were all so

lucky!) I think his oxalates are slightly high. Her son just started

having blood in his urine and frequent urination, but his pediatrician

said that it is NOT a urinary tract infection. She said the same

thing happened two years ago and lasted for quite a few weeks then

cleared up on its own. The only other biological symptom she has

observed is that his ears turn bright red. I've heard other parents

mention this, but it's not something I've seen in my own son, so i've

never paid much attention to the cause of that. Obviously, she is

concerned, so if any of you have any input, I'd love to hear it

Thanks much.

Kari

[Guest guest]

My son's ears turn bright red when he is yeasty or having a phenol reaction. I can count on it.

Dana

-----Original Message-----From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ]On Behalf Of Pamela LeighSent: Friday, January 11, 2008 3:51 PMTo: mb12 valtrex Subject: RE: strange urinary symptoms

Oxalates, Yeast, or UTI that the Ped is not catching.

Pamela

"Courage is doing what you're afraid to do. There can be no courage unless you're scared."

Eddie Rickenbacker, top US fighter ace, WWI

From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of karicreehanSent: Friday, January 11, 2008 12:01 AMTo: mb12 valtrex Subject: strange urinary symptoms

I just wanted to run this by all of you since I've found this group tobe incredibly helpful. I have a friend whose son is on thespectrum...diagnosed with Asperger's. She is just starting toresearch biomedical treatments, but hasn't really started anything asof yet. He sees a DAN! doctor and has had labs conducted. As far as Iknow, not much has been abnormal with the labs (if only we were all solucky!) I think his oxalates are slightly high. Her son just startedhaving blood in his urine and frequent urination, but his pediatriciansaid that it is NOT a urinary tract infection. She said the samething happened two years ago and lasted for quite a few weeks thencleared up on its own. The only other biological symptom she hasobserved is that his ears turn bright red. I've heard other parentsmention this, but it's not something I've seen in my own son, so i'venever paid much attention to the cause of that. Obviously, she isconcerned, so if any of you have any input, I'd love to hear it Thanks much.Kari

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Bright red years are a sign of allergies to dairies.

I have an Aspie myself with the same symtoms.

I really recommend doing the French test for heavy metals and the full autism

panel.

Something should come up...

Connie

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> Oxalates, Yeast, or UTI that the Ped is not catching.

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> Pamela

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> " Courage is doing what you're afraid to do. There can be no courage unless

> you're scared. "

>

> Eddie Rickenbacker, top US fighter ace, WWI

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> From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On

> Behalf Of karicreehan

> Sent: Friday, January 11, 2008 12:01 AM

> To: mb12 valtrex

> Subject: strange urinary symptoms

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>

> I just wanted to run this by all of you since I've found this group to

> be incredibly helpful. I have a friend whose son is on the

> spectrum...diagnosed with Asperger's. She is just starting to

> research biomedical treatments, but hasn't really started anything as

> of yet. He sees a DAN! doctor and has had labs conducted. As far as I

> know, not much has been abnormal with the labs (if only we were all so

> lucky!) I think his oxalates are slightly high. Her son just started

> having blood in his urine and frequent urination, but his pediatrician

> said that it is NOT a urinary tract infection. She said the same

> thing happened two years ago and lasted for quite a few weeks then

> cleared up on its own. The only other biological symptom she has

> observed is that his ears turn bright red. I've heard other parents

> mention this, but it's not something I've seen in my own son, so i've

> never paid much attention to the cause of that. Obviously, she is

> concerned, so if any of you have any input, I'd love to hear it

> Thanks much.

> Kari

>

[Guest guest]

Red ears can also be due to phenols

Senta

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> To: mb12 valtrex

> From: constancemelman@...

> Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2008 23:12:13 +0000

> Subject: Re: strange urinary symptoms

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>

> Bright red years are a sign of allergies to dairies.

> I have an Aspie myself with the same symtoms.

> I really recommend doing the French test for heavy metals and the full autism

panel.

> Something should come up...

> Connie

>

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My son had red ears from phenols

Re: strange urinary symptoms> > > Bright red years are a sign of allergies to dairies.> I have an Aspie myself with the same symtoms.> I really recommend doing the French test for heavy metals and the full autism panel.> Something should come up...> Connie> > --- In mb12 valtrex@

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