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Re: Firmed stools when on antibiotics for an ear infection

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I support this view. When this happened to my children, I then realized

that at my house, bad bacteria was the main cause of our symptoms. We

have chronic Strep and Bartonella. Cod liver oil, turmeric, Mindlinx,

and digestive enzymes, all given together, firmed their stools. But

also Zithromax did as well. That was 4 years ago. Since then I have

learned that Zithromax is the number one antibiotic given to children

with autism, and is also given long-term at times. I recently read that

Penicillan may also be of benefit. Some antibiotics may kill too much

microflora, such as amoxicillan. I chose the herbal and homeopathic

route, long-term, but have used Zithromax short-term. There are

variances per child, but definitely pursue antibacterials with your

practitioner to be part of your recovery protocol. With children with

autism, their immune dysfunction seems to make the antibacterials not

work completely, and this is why long-term treatments are usually

needed. It is thought that viruses and several pathogens and toxins are

in them, causing the immune dysfunction.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

Many kids live on antibiotics. My son has been on various antibiotics

for 3 years. I would start with the one that helped your child. Ask you

DAN to write a long term prescription and pursue testing of various

bacterial infections.

Caryn

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