Re: irrational behaviors with mepron---is this ok?

[Guest guest]

What about using a binder, like charcoal or bentonite, 2-3 hours after and

before meds,

and make sure the bowels keep moving (like oxy powder, or magnesium citrate)

before bed?

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> hi everyone,

> my 3.5 year old son has been on mepron and zithromax for about 3 weeks. the

first few days we saw an immediate improvement in his behavior, then after the

first week we've been seeing totally irrational and very severe OCD behaviors

that he usually does not exhibit. so we stopped the mepron and zithromax for a

couple of days and saw the behaviors at a less severe level. then a few hours

after we restarted the mepron and zithromax, we saw the irrational behaviors

return. i'm confused as to why there was very good improvement the very first

time he took mepron and zithromax, and that we never saw the improvements again,

even after stopping and restarting the 2 meds. does this mean we have to add

another med, or raise the dose, or lower the dose, or just wait it out? and has

anyone had this relapse in behaviors and for how long?

> thanks

>

[Guest guest]

We have done dozens of combinations of antibiotics and it was just this

particular combo that was particulRly bad. It seemed to flare strep and

Bartonella. Try adding augmentin or replacing Zithromax with augmentin. This

is what helped my son.

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> > > hi everyone,

> > > my 3.5 year old son has been on mepron and zithromax for about 3 weeks.

the first few days we saw an immediate improvement in his behavior, then after

the first week we've been seeing totally irrational and very severe OCD

behaviors that he usually does not exhibit. so we stopped the mepron and

zithromax for a couple of days and saw the behaviors at a less severe level.

then a few hours after we restarted the mepron and zithromax, we saw the

irrational behaviors return. i'm confused as to why there was very good

improvement the very first time he took mepron and zithromax, and that we never

saw the improvements again, even after stopping and restarting the 2 meds. does

this mean we have to add another med, or raise the dose, or lower the dose, or

just wait it out? and has anyone had this relapse in behaviors and for how long?

> > > thanks

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> > >

> >

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[Guest guest]

interesting book I have b een reading called liver and gallbladder cleanse says

that a toxic/congested liver can cause chemical sensativity, allergies, poor

digestion, off balance immune system and hundreds of other symptoms... we

started liver detox herbs (and about to try a liver cleanse) and we started

sleeping through the night (except of course before the moons darn it), and my

sons severe psychosis/rages are down like 80%. He is much clear headed, more

focused, happier.... I am going to keep looking for more ways to get and keep

the liver clean.... in the past 6 years of LLMD's killing stuff none of them

stressed keeping the liver working right....argh!

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> Every herbal immune booster I have used has given me great results. You

> don't really have total high immunity; you only have parts of the immune

> system high. So, whenever you have some parts of the immune system

> high, you will have some parts low. The Th1/Th2 balance is a good

> explanation as to this. My immune system over-reacts to chemicals and

> under-reacts to intracellular pathogens, which is actually what is

> typically reported amongst the autism community. This is why people

> display food allergies, but not enough to kill pathogens. Some people

> say to be worried about immune boosters and only take immune modulators,

> but they both make me feel better. My current favorites for the immune

> system are bee products (pollen, propolis), African Mango, and my new

> favorite is Nigella Sativa, often referred to as Black Seed. (Note:

> other herbs may also be called Black Seed, but are a different herb.)

> Taking African Mango and Nigella Sativa together is much more effective

> for me than taking them separate. See what you health care practitioner

> says about immune system options.

>

> Love and prayers,

>

> Heidi N

>

>

>

> How do you support a kid who is HYPER immune? He has normal IgG's. IgE's

> are high. Immune modulators? We are scared to make it worse......but

> their has to be a reason why this happens every time.

>

> Chris

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[Guest guest]

hey deb, have you noticed the oxypowder killing off the beneficial bacteria at

all? A well known doc told me to stop oxypowder because he said it killed the

good guys... the cholestyramine is still causeing the constipation/bloating and

gas for my son and have gone down to twice a week, but it doesnt seem to be

helping as well that infrequently.

deborah

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> > hi everyone,

> > my 3.5 year old son has been on mepron and zithromax for about 3 weeks.

the first few days we saw an immediate improvement in his behavior, then after

the first week we've been seeing totally irrational and very severe OCD

behaviors that he usually does not exhibit. so we stopped the mepron and

zithromax for a couple of days and saw the behaviors at a less severe level.

then a few hours after we restarted the mepron and zithromax, we saw the

irrational behaviors return. i'm confused as to why there was very good

improvement the very first time he took mepron and zithromax, and that we never

saw the improvements again, even after stopping and restarting the 2 meds. does

this mean we have to add another med, or raise the dose, or lower the dose, or

just wait it out? and has anyone had this relapse in behaviors and for how long?

> > thanks

> >

>

[Guest guest]

deb, what detoxes are you using? Your right, the docs dont get it about the

liver, my son had become psychotic with all the meds and no one treating him

with binders or detox help at all, made him nuts!!!!! I feel so bad we put him

and our family through that hell, the treatments where def worse than the

origional symptoms.

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> > > hi everyone,

> > > my 3.5 year old son has been on mepron and zithromax for about 3

weeks. the first few days we saw an immediate improvement in his behavior, then

after the first week we've been seeing totally irrational and very severe OCD

behaviors that he usually does not exhibit. so we stopped the mepron and

zithromax for a couple of days and saw the behaviors at a less severe level.

then a few hours after we restarted the mepron and zithromax, we saw the

irrational behaviors return. i'm confused as to why there was very good

improvement the very first time he took mepron and zithromax, and that we never

saw the improvements again, even after stopping and restarting the 2 meds. does

this mean we have to add another med, or raise the dose, or lower the dose, or

just wait it out? and has anyone had this relapse in behaviors and for how long?

> > > thanks

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