Re: Day 18 - Valtrex & Ampho. B

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Is rash a good thing?

My has been on valtrex(6w) and diflucan(1w) and no rash yet.

How long does it take for the kids to verbalize? My son turned 4 and is non

verbal.

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> > My 8 year old (59lb) son has been on Valtrex/Ampho for 18 days. On day 5 he

developed a pimple-like rash on his torso which has persisted and moved down to

his groin and upper thighs. He has had a couple of low grade temperatures during

this time as well. He seems to be tolerating this protocol very well as I am

dosing both the Valtrex/Ampho right now twice a day. He has had some minor

issues with yeast which has been easily (thus far) controllable with GSE, Candex

& probiotics. I am thinking of reintroducing Enhansa midday. He has had gains in

both expressive and receptive language from the second day of starting the

protocol. I have also noticed some social gains as well. No notable regression

has been noted at this point.

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> > A little history: My son has HFA, has been on biomedical interventions since

the age of 3. He has responded very positively to most biomed treatments. My

son was not vaccinated, has been GF/CF for 5 years, and was chronically ill with

diarrhea/ear infections following a brief hospitalization at 18 mos for

pneumonia and a treatment of IV Rocephin & oral Augmentin. That was his first

ever antibiotic treatment, and the beginning of his regression into ASD.

Hopefully this may help someone along the way.

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> > My questions are, how long does the rash usually persist? And, I keep

reading that 3 doses per day is the optimum plan. He is currently only taking

500mg/per day divided into 2 doses. Should I request from his dr. to up the dose

to 250mg @ 3 times per day (total 750mg)? Thank you folks. I have spent hours

pouring over this forum. It is a blessing to me.

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Not having a rash doesn't mean anything. My son never got the rash.What are you seeing? I know what you *want* but what are you seeing right now?

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Is rash a good thing?

My has been on valtrex(6w) and diflucan(1w) and no rash yet.

How long does it take for the kids to verbalize? My son turned 4 and is non verbal.

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> ~Antiviral Therapy 101

>

> ~ http://www.gryffins-tail.blogspot.com ~

> ~ @Gryffins_Tail ~

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> > My 8 year old (59lb) son has been on Valtrex/Ampho for 18 days. On day 5 he developed a pimple-like rash on his torso which has persisted and moved down to his groin and upper thighs. He has had a couple of low grade temperatures during this time as well. He seems to be tolerating this protocol very well as I am dosing both the Valtrex/Ampho right now twice a day. He has had some minor issues with yeast which has been easily (thus far) controllable with GSE, Candex & probiotics. I am thinking of reintroducing Enhansa midday. He has had gains in both expressive and receptive language from the second day of starting the protocol. I have also noticed some social gains as well. No notable regression has been noted at this point.

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> > A little history: My son has HFA, has been on biomedical interventions since the age of 3. He has responded very positively to most biomed treatments. My son was not vaccinated, has been GF/CF for 5 years, and was chronically ill with diarrhea/ear infections following a brief hospitalization at 18 mos for pneumonia and a treatment of IV Rocephin & oral Augmentin. That was his first ever antibiotic treatment, and the beginning of his regression into ASD. Hopefully this may help someone along the way.

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> > My questions are, how long does the rash usually persist? And, I keep reading that 3 doses per day is the optimum plan. He is currently only taking 500mg/per day divided into 2 doses. Should I request from his dr. to up the dose to 250mg @ 3 times per day (total 750mg)? Thank you folks. I have spent hours pouring over this forum. It is a blessing to me.

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> > Tina (Luke's mom)

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He was much calmer on valtrex and with adding diflucan, he got a little more

hyper, disturbed sleep, a little less focussed. I guess that was the kill off.

Last 2-3 days, he is better.

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> > > > My 8 year old (59lb) son has been on Valtrex/Ampho for 18 days. On day 5

he developed a pimple-like rash on his torso which has persisted and moved down

to his groin and upper thighs. He has had a couple of low grade temperatures

during this time as well. He seems to be tolerating this protocol very well as I

am dosing both the Valtrex/Ampho right now twice a day. He has had some minor

issues with yeast which has been easily (thus far) controllable with GSE, Candex

& probiotics. I am thinking of reintroducing Enhansa midday. He has had gains in

both expressive and receptive language from the second day of starting the

protocol. I have also noticed some social gains as well. No notable regression

has been noted at this point.

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> > > > A little history: My son has HFA, has been on biomedical interventions

since the age of 3. He has responded very positively to most biomed treatments.

My son was not vaccinated, has been GF/CF for 5 years, and was chronically

ill with diarrhea/ear infections following a brief hospitalization at 18 mos for

pneumonia and a treatment of IV Rocephin & oral Augmentin. That was his first

ever antibiotic treatment, and the beginning of his regression into ASD.

Hopefully this may help someone along the way.

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> > > > My questions are, how long does the rash usually persist? And, I keep

reading that 3 doses per day is the optimum plan. He is currently only taking

500mg/per day divided into 2 doses. Should I request from his dr. to up the dose

to 250mg @ 3 times per day (total 750mg)? Thank you folks. I have spent hours

pouring over this forum. It is a blessing to me.

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> > > > Tina (Luke's mom)

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