RE: Digestive enzymes & Top of Mouth Inflamed

[Guest guest]

I asked this very question of Dr. G. He believes a food should be eliminated if

it sets off the immune system.

Also, regarding the sores in your child's mouth, it's could be a good thing. My

sister's three-year-old daughter had this issue a few weeks ago. She took her to

the doctor and they didn't think it was gingivostomatitis (although I did)

because she had no white blisters. Turned out it was. Poor baby's gums were

swollen and sore and she had white blisters in her mouth and on her lip.

Gingivostomatitis is caused by HSV. It could be the Valtrex is challenging the

virus. It can take up to three weeks for this to go away, according to what I

read. That being said, call the doc if you're worried!!!

HTH,

Robyn

From: and Freeman <freemanbk@...>

Subject: Digestive enzymes

Date: Monday, March 28, 2011, 3:56 AM

 

What is Dr. G's opinion of digestive enzymes? If he approves of them, what

type does he recommend?

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Robin! The dr said he didn’t know what it was but that it looked

like it was healing. This is the 2nd mouth sore since taking Valtrex. The 1st

one was a while blister on the lower inside of his lip. I have to believe there

is some connection as he has NEVER had any issues like this before taking

valtrex...

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Greg Coggins

Sent: March-30-11 1:04 AM

Subject: Re: Digestive enzymes & Top of Mouth Inflamed

I asked this very question of Dr. G. He believes a food should be eliminated if

it sets off the immune system.

Also, regarding the sores in your child's mouth, it's could be a good thing. My

sister's three-year-old daughter had this issue a few weeks ago. She took her to

the doctor and they didn't think it was gingivostomatitis (although I did)

because she had no white blisters. Turned out it was. Poor baby's gums were

swollen and sore and she had white blisters in her mouth and on her lip.

Gingivostomatitis is caused by HSV. It could be the Valtrex is challenging the

virus. It can take up to three weeks for this to go away, according to what I

read. That being said, call the doc if you're worried!!!

HTH,

Robyn

From: and Freeman <freemanbk@...

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Subject: Digestive enzymes

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Date: Monday, March 28, 2011, 3:56 AM

What is Dr. G's opinion of digestive enzymes? If he approves of them, what

type does he recommend?