Re: Original post:Help, I disagree with Dr,'s Rx! Has anyone ever disagreed before?

[Guest guest]

Never heard of Bactrim doing that, but I am going to check next time any of us

need to take it. Also, I wanted to ask you if do know that

no antibiotic will kill a flu virus (I figured you knew this already, but a lot

of people do not). Just a thought, but the *virus* coming in to his system could

have caused your child to go wild.

> >

> > Yes, he and I butted heads several times while my son was seeing Dr. G.

> > While Dr. G can be very hard-headed, he usually has a clear reason for

going

> > a certain way -- just doesn't always communicate it very clearly. He also

> > sometimes jumps to conclusions and doesn't always " hear " what a parent is

> > saying unless you insist that he listens. Given your concerns, I think it

> > would be a good idea to request more discussion about this recommendation

> > with him so you can better understand the reasoning.

> >

> > The illness/fluid cycle your son is experiencing sounds very similar to

> > what my son went through for a few years when much younger. After

carefully

> > keeping a food and exposure diary, we were able to find two things that

> > caused allergy-like reactions. When those were removed, the problem was

gone.

> > Good luck.

> > Gaylen

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Is bactrim one of the sulpha based antibiotics? Maybe it was the sulpha that

did it?

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Subject: Re: Original post:Help, I disagree with Dr,'s Rx! Has anyone

ever disagreed before?

Never heard of Bactrim doing that, but I am going to check next time any of

us need to take it. Also, I wanted to ask you if do know that

no antibiotic will kill a flu virus (I figured you knew this already, but a

lot of people do not). Just a thought, but the *virus* coming in to his

system could have caused your child to go wild.

>

> Quick thank you to all of you that read my cry for help! You guys are the

best!

> Glad to know I am not the only one butting heads with our dear Doctor!

> My son did get crazy on Bactrim as I suspected, he went nuts; knocking

things over, laughing hystericly, smearing lotion on furniture, dumping and

pouring liquid all day, screeching, less verbal, climbing on counters, and

became a wild monkey. I have him on probiotics, but I need to find stronger

ones. I need Dr. to hear me that, these antibiotics regress him badly.

>

> Now he has caught the flu and has fever. UGH! He is calmer, as he is so

totally sick and won't eat. If not one thing, than another.

>

> If he is wild after he is done with his flu bug, I am going to ask Dr. G

to take him off the antibiotics.

>

> Thanks again great parents for your wonderful comments and for always

being there!!!

>

> Thanks all!

>

> Robin Driver

> San diego

>

>

>

> --- In <mailto:%40> , Googahly@

wrote:

> >

> > Yes, he and I butted heads several times while my son was seeing Dr. G.

> > While Dr. G can be very hard-headed, he usually has a clear reason for

going

> > a certain way -- just doesn't always communicate it very clearly. He

also

> > sometimes jumps to conclusions and doesn't always " hear " what a parent

is

> > saying unless you insist that he listens. Given your concerns, I think

it

> > would be a good idea to request more discussion about this

recommendation

> > with him so you can better understand the reasoning.

> >

> > The illness/fluid cycle your son is experiencing sounds very similar to

> > what my son went through for a few years when much younger. After

carefully

> > keeping a food and exposure diary, we were able to find two things that

> > caused allergy-like reactions. When those were removed, the problem was

gone.

> > Good luck.

> > Gaylen

> >

> >

> >