Re: Another question, re: enzymes

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>, Does Bradyn take Prilosec or something like that? It helps the

>enzymes work better and has done a lot for Mycah.

Lori,

No, Bradyn has never taken Prilosec, but he has used Zantac. I don't think

it really helps though. I should ask about the Prilosec because I think it

works differently than the Zantac, though they are both acid reducers.

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, Does Bradyn take Prilosec or something like that? It helps the

enzymes work better and has done a lot for Mycah.

Lori, Mom to Mycah

Another question, re: enzymes

> Can anyone tell me the symptoms of too many enzymes? I am thinking gas

and

> hard stools? I can't really think of any others right now.

>

> The reason I am asking is Bradyn has almost doubled his enzyme dose in the

> past few months and his poops are still loose and frequent. I am not

> concerned that the dose is too high for his weight, it isn't, but the fact

> that we have almost doubled it and he still is not back to normal. Up

until

> March he had normal solid stools every day, and now almost never.

>

> Another thing, I know that a blockage can result in loose stools. Is

there

> any way to know the symptoms of this? Bradyn's seem to be oily sometimes

> and often float, so I think it is malabsorption, but if there is another

> problem I don't want it to go ignored. He does not have tummy aches, and

> I'm sure would tell me if he did.

>

> Any ideas?

>

> mom to Abriana and Bradyn

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I know hard stools can be from too many enzymes. I have also heard that

loose stools can be a sign of too many enzymes - someone on cystic-l said

that. It doesn't make any sense to me, but that is what they said.

You might also look at what also he is eating. Is it stool loosening food or

constipating foods? You know like lots of juice or fiber versus sweet

potatoes.

If you are concerned though I would talk to your clinic.

Lori D.

mom to Scout 20 mo wCF

Another question, re: enzymes

> Can anyone tell me the symptoms of too many enzymes? I am thinking gas

and

> hard stools? I can't really think of any others right now.

>

> The reason I am asking is Bradyn has almost doubled his enzyme dose in the

> past few months and his poops are still loose and frequent. I am not

> concerned that the dose is too high for his weight, it isn't, but the fact

> that we have almost doubled it and he still is not back to normal. Up

until

> March he had normal solid stools every day, and now almost never.

>

> Another thing, I know that a blockage can result in loose stools. Is

there

> any way to know the symptoms of this? Bradyn's seem to be oily sometimes

> and often float, so I think it is malabsorption, but if there is another

> problem I don't want it to go ignored. He does not have tummy aches, and

> I'm sure would tell me if he did.

>

> Any ideas?

>

> mom to Abriana and Bradyn

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