Re: Re: Sleeping issues-again

January 5, 2008

Honestly, it's through observation. I noticed that my son's sleep

habits went down hill for a couple months and he was acting

" yeasty " . For us, yeasty means mouthing his fingers and getting a

little more hyper and such. When we switched antifungals, his sleep

got better. The body does adjust to antifungals so they do get

rotated around. We were on something like 8 months of Nizoral and I

would say it started to not work around 6 months.

Cheryl

On Jan 5, 2008, at 3:28 PM, wrote:

> Okay, my son is on an anti-fungal..and I hate to sound ignorant, but

> how do you know when the yeast has increased? I mean, is there a

> blood test? His first test was done last October (stool sample) and

> showed yeast. He has been an anti-fungal since March of last year.

>

> > >

> > > > Oops, I guess I am looking for more specific

> > > > information-since I've

> > > > gotten some suggestions on melatonin. Is there

> > > > dosage info on the

> > > > bottle? (My son is 40 lbs).

> > > >

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