mono, sore throat, Cathy (please)

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Alyssa has had a red throat for about two weeks, and we returned to the

ped yesterday and had a second throat swab in less than two weeks. Both

tests have been negative for strep. The ped ordered bloodwork for mono

(and Alyssa handled the bloodwork like a pro--the q-tip in the throat is

getting to be more and more difficult to accomplish, tho). When the ped

saw her earlier in the month, Alyssa also had an ear infection and some

impetigo on her face, and both of them are cleared up now.

Are there viruses we're seeing (could this be PANDAS) that I could

research? I've stepped back from DAN! and biomed and am not as current

as I used to be.

Are there natural remedies for mono? (We have a few days to wait to

hear from the lab.) I remember having it in elementary school--it took

a couple of months for me to get better. I know there's no treatment

for it.

Thanks,

Penny

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Hi Penny,

Does she have an enlarged spleen and swollen glands on the back of

her neck? Those are pretty much standard with classic mono. I had

what my doctor classified as as " mono-like " virus when I was in

college. There are quite a few of those, so if she does not have

classic mono, chances are that's what she's got.

You CAN kill this thing, and so much the better if Alyssa is

cooperative with supplements. I cured mine in a very short period of

time with high dose vitamin C (sodium ascorbate or you can use plain

ascorbic acid powder), olive leaf extract and garlic, plus milk

thistle to support the liver. Milk thistle is great for mono and

related viruses. Give vitamin C every hour or two to bowel tolerance

to find the correct dosage, and keep consistent with this. I would

give olive leaf three times per day. If she likes fresh garlic, so

much the better. She should really SMELL like garlic if she's had

enough. Milk thistle should be given at approximately 1/3 the adult

dosage per day.

I have no doubt you can beat this if she will tolerate these

supplements. Most important is the vitamin C. If you can get that

into her consistently, that will really help.

> Alyssa has had a red throat for about two weeks, and we returned to

> the

> ped yesterday and had a second throat swab in less than two weeks.

> Both

> tests have been negative for strep. The ped ordered bloodwork for

> mono

> (and Alyssa handled the bloodwork like a pro--the q-tip in the

> throat is

> getting to be more and more difficult to accomplish, tho). When

> the ped

> saw her earlier in the month, Alyssa also had an ear infection and

> some

> impetigo on her face, and both of them are cleared up now.

>

> Are there viruses we're seeing (could this be PANDAS) that I could

> research? I've stepped back from DAN! and biomed and am not as

> current

> as I used to be.

>

> Are there natural remedies for mono? (We have a few days to wait to

> hear from the lab.) I remember having it in elementary school--it

> took

> a couple of months for me to get better. I know there's no treatment

> for it.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Penny

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Doc said speen and liver feel normal size.

>

> > Alyssa has had a red throat for about two weeks, and we returned to

> > the

> > ped yesterday and had a second throat swab in less than two weeks.

> > Both

> > tests have been negative for strep. The ped ordered bloodwork for

> > mono

> > (and Alyssa handled the bloodwork like a pro--the q-tip in the

> > throat is

> > getting to be more and more difficult to accomplish, tho). When

> > the ped

> > saw her earlier in the month, Alyssa also had an ear infection and

> > some

> > impetigo on her face, and both of them are cleared up now.

> >

> > Are there viruses we're seeing (could this be PANDAS) that I could

> > research? I've stepped back from DAN! and biomed and am not as

> > current

> > as I used to be.

> >

> > Are there natural remedies for mono? (We have a few days to wait to

> > hear from the lab.) I remember having it in elementary school--it

> > took

> > a couple of months for me to get better. I know there's no treatment

> > for it.

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Penny

> >

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Ok. She can still have one of the related viruses, or atypical

mono. In any case, that protocol I outlined WILL kill it.

>

> Doc said speen and liver feel normal size.

>

>

>

>

>

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>>> Alyssa has had a red throat for about two weeks, and we returned to

>>> the

>>> ped yesterday and had a second throat swab in less than two weeks.

>>> Both

>>> tests have been negative for strep. The ped ordered bloodwork for

>>> mono

>>> (and Alyssa handled the bloodwork like a pro--the q-tip in the

>>> throat is

>>> getting to be more and more difficult to accomplish, tho). When

>>> the ped

>>> saw her earlier in the month, Alyssa also had an ear infection and

>>> some

>>> impetigo on her face, and both of them are cleared up now.

>>>

>>> Are there viruses we're seeing (could this be PANDAS) that I could

>>> research? I've stepped back from DAN! and biomed and am not as

>>> current

>>> as I used to be.

>>>

>>> Are there natural remedies for mono? (We have a few days to wait to

>>> hear from the lab.) I remember having it in elementary school--it

>>> took

>>> a couple of months for me to get better. I know there's no treatment

>>> for it.

>>>

>>> Thanks,

>>>

>>> Penny

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

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