Guest guest Posted February 17, 2011 Report Share Posted February 17, 2011 Thanks Toni, He does not appear to have oxalate issues. He has a UTI for certain- cultured e coli. I have followed your super posts about oxalates and think he is ok because most high ox foods he can take or leave. Sent from my iPhone Owens says that low oxalic acid levels on an OAT cannot be read as not having an oxalate issue, apparently it can just mean oxalate was not being excreted at the time. I don't have the specifics memorized :-) I just know that we get the night accidents when he's dumping. They were moderate to low. His OAT test revealed high arabinose, sky high tartaric, and high bacterial marker (I'll have to look for type-not clostridia. Idealocidic maybe? Poryphyrins revealed no metal issues. Sent from my iPhone What did his OAT test indicate in the oxalic acids category? Dumping oxalates causes pee accidents in my son. Does anyone know why a child might begin to have accidents after 6 weeks in diflucan? He has been toilet trained for over 5 years so this is very strange. He takes: OLE, Prozac, diflucan, LDN, methyl B12 shots, b bifidus an culturelle, vitamin D, Epsom salts baths, lugols iodine and berberine. OATs test for yeast was very high The school says he is refusing food and drink. Thanks for any and all wisdom! -- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states. -- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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