Re: Any regression with Immunovir

[Guest guest]

I don't have any experience with Immunovir specifically. In general, though, my

oldest and my middle son regress when we begin a new med. After about 2 to 2 1/2

weeks, things even out and we see some improvement. The only time we didn't was

when Noah took Zoloft. His hyperactivity and oral fixation didn't go away, so we

switched him to Paxil and, after the two week introductory period, he bounced

back better than ever.

Good luck.

Robyn

> From: <ljburns83@...>

> Subject: Any regression with Immunovir

>

> Date: Sunday, January 11, 2009, 2:45 PM

> We just started Immunovir with our 5 yo on 12/31. It has

> been two

> weeks now and he appears to be more in a fog now than ever.

> His

> conversations and engaging in social situations has

> decreased

> dramatically. He is less responsive to his name. Has

> anyone had

> similar issues after starting Immunovir? We have an appt

> w/ Dr. G on

> Tuesday, but I am so saddened watching my son appear to

> regress.

>

> Thanks in advance!

> B.

[Guest guest]

I do not yet have experience with Immunovir either (we may start it

soon, depending on the results of upcoming tests), but has been

getting IMGG shots and he always seems to regress for a few days right

after the shot and then bursts forth with new language and social

skills. I posted a few weeks ago all depressed because he didn't seem

to be getting any benefit from the shots, when suddenly, VOOOM! He

took off.

I guess what I'm trying to say here is that even though there may not

be a traditional " die-off " with Immunovir since it works differently

than the anti-viral, your son may be experiencing the phenomenon I've

heard referred to as a " healing regression " . Either way, if your

appt. with Dr. G is next week, you will soon have an answer -- either

the Immunovir isn't right for your child, or you are on the right track.

HTH,

Donna

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> > From: <ljburns83@...>

> > Subject: Any regression with Immunovir

> >

> > Date: Sunday, January 11, 2009, 2:45 PM

> > We just started Immunovir with our 5 yo on 12/31. It has

> > been two

> > weeks now and he appears to be more in a fog now than ever.

> > His

> > conversations and engaging in social situations has

> > decreased

> > dramatically. He is less responsive to his name. Has

> > anyone had

> > similar issues after starting Immunovir? We have an appt

> > w/ Dr. G on

> > Tuesday, but I am so saddened watching my son appear to

> > regress.

> >

> > Thanks in advance!

> > B.

>

[Guest guest]

Three to four weeks in we went through die-off like symptoms. for several weeks.

I spoke with Dr Klimas about it when it first started and she said it depended

upon how effective the immunivor was for the individual. Like the antivirals the

bigger the die off the more effective the treatment was. For us it was less

pronounced and lasted a bit longer. When we change antivirals the emotions and

discomfort are sudden and very obvious. With the immunivor it kind of built up

and then dwindled away.

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From: Robyn & Greg Coggins <rngcoggs@...>

Sent: Monday, January 12, 2009 12:18:36 PM

Subject: Re: Any regression with Immunovir

I don't have any experience with Immunovir specifically. In general, though, my

oldest and my middle son regress when we begin a new med. After about 2 to 2 1/2

weeks, things even out and we see some improvement. The only time we didn't was

when Noah took Zoloft. His hyperactivity and oral fixation didn't go away, so we

switched him to Paxil and, after the two week introductory period, he bounced

back better than ever.

Good luck.

Robyn

> From: <ljburns83@sbcglobal .net>

> Subject: Any regression with Immunovir

> groups (DOT) com

> Date: Sunday, January 11, 2009, 2:45 PM

> We just started Immunovir with our 5 yo on 12/31. It has

> been two

> weeks now and he appears to be more in a fog now than ever.

> His

> conversations and engaging in social situations has

> decreased

> dramatically. He is less responsive to his name. Has

> anyone had

> similar issues after starting Immunovir? We have an appt

> w/ Dr. G on

> Tuesday, but I am so saddened watching my son appear to

> regress.

>

> Thanks in advance!

> B.

[Guest guest]

Would you please explain me  WHAT IS INMUNOVIR? How does it work? any side

efects? is it an inmunemodulator?

Thanks in advance

[Guest guest]

And I'm curious if it is the same or similar to gammaglobulin?

Kristy

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Re: Any regression with Immunovir

Would you please explain me  WHAT IS INMUNOVIR? How does it work? any side

efects? is it an inmunemodulator?

Thanks in advance

[Guest guest]

We just met with Dr. G today, so I should know this one, from what I

understand, Immunovir helps boost the immune system similiar to

gammastan but in the protocol, is given after gammastan has been

used for quite some time.

The symptoms my son is experiencing are like that of a die-off but

not as severe. We are cautiously optimistic that we could see an

improvement over the next few weeks.

Sorry that I cannot be more specific. Can anyone supply more details?

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> And I'm curious if it is the same or similar to gammaglobulin?

>

> Kristy

> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

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