Re: pain in my daughters legs

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We've have leg pain off and on and extreme hunger, I've suspected it being viral ( as it always is with my daughter) She said the the ossocillococinum helped her, which would confirm that it is viral. You might want to give it a try as an acute remedy.

or it could be growing pains, too. Dr. A had us supplement like every three days with calcium, i think, can't remember the protocol, perhaps someone else will chime in.

My gut told me it was viral or a chemical exposure, which you could have if you are chelatiing, a redistributing of metals, in that case a binder would work.

I'll be interested to hear if you find anything that works,

Roseann

pain in my daughters legs

My daughter is on Dr K's protocol. She has had pain in her one leg, stood up and

then collapsed, this lasted for 2 days then it went, now its moved to the other

leg, not as severe but it hurts, says its better when she sits down. When we had

the first pain we took her to the pediatrician, they did bloodwork for

inflammation, and x-rays nothing showed up. They told us young kids get a viral

infection in their hip and transfers to the lower part of leg, this is indeed

the symptoms when she checked. She said it could be perthes(spelling) a more

serious diagnosis.

We also had chelated DR k's way with DMPS a first for us, nobody thinks this is

related. No other symptoms. She is going through a very hungry phase and eating

a lot and growing, is there such a thing as growing pains. Has anyone any ideas

as to what it could be. Our Dan is throwing out Lymes, she has tested positive

for 2 bands before...no marks on legs.

Thanks

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Thanks, going to look into a calcium, it could be the moving of metals., DMPS is

new to her so we are a little anxious with this protocol. Have had some better

speech coming through and better co-ordination.

I also added a binder to help. Will try the ossoc... if no change as could

always be viral here too, just seems more timely with chelation.

Could someone email me off line with Dr A's full name so I can see her calcium

protocol.

Many thanks

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> We've have leg pain off and on and extreme hunger, I've suspected it being

viral ( as it always is with my daughter) She said the the ossocillococinum

helped her, which would confirm that it is viral. You might want to give it a

try as an acute remedy.

> or it could be growing pains, too. Dr. A had us supplement like every three

days with calcium, i think, can't remember the protocol, perhaps someone else

will chime in.

> My gut told me it was viral or a chemical exposure, which you could have if

you are chelatiing, a redistributing of metals, in that case a binder would

work.

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> I'll be interested to hear if you find anything that works,

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> Roseann

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> My daughter is on Dr K's protocol. She has had pain in her one leg, stood up

and

> then collapsed, this lasted for 2 days then it went, now its moved to the

other

> leg, not as severe but it hurts, says its better when she sits down. When we

had

> the first pain we took her to the pediatrician, they did bloodwork for

> inflammation, and x-rays nothing showed up. They told us young kids get a

viral

> infection in their hip and transfers to the lower part of leg, this is indeed

> the symptoms when she checked. She said it could be perthes(spelling) a more

> serious diagnosis.

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> We also had chelated DR k's way with DMPS a first for us, nobody thinks this

is

> related. No other symptoms. She is going through a very hungry phase and

eating

> a lot and growing, is there such a thing as growing pains. Has anyone any

ideas

> as to what it could be. Our Dan is throwing out Lymes, she has tested positive

> for 2 bands before...no marks on legs.

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> Thanks

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