Valtrex and regression, how sad

[Guest guest]

Hi,

My 6 yold son started Valtrex last Tuesday. Today is his 7th day. He got a

genital rash (testicles and around that area) on Thursday night. The following

day it almost disappear.

Since then, he has been having a regression. He speech is slurred, he is very

distracted, and has trouble listening and paying attention and he looks as twice

as autistic. Sometimes looking like " drunk " too.

We do not see any positive. We are doing also Amphotericin B.

Questions,

Is the regression supposed to be only behavioral? or also cognitive? (not

concentrating, etc)

Should I continue to 60 days even though we don't see any positives?

awe, regression is painful

L

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Valtrex can make yeast flare pretty badly. What you describe (looking drunk,

slurred speech...) sounds like yeast. Was he prescribed an anti-fungal with his

Valtrex? If not, I would add that asap. Candidase worked best for us (my son

couldn't tolerate the rx anti-fungals).

If Valtrex doesn't work for you, you can consider trying Virastop (with

Candidase for yeast at the same time). Here is a discussion on it.

http://www.enzymestuff.com/conditionviruses.htm

Geneviève

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> Hi,

>

> My 6 yold son started Valtrex last Tuesday. Today is his 7th day. He got a

genital rash (testicles and around that area) on Thursday night. The following

day it almost disappear.

> Since then, he has been having a regression. He speech is slurred, he is very

distracted, and has trouble listening and paying attention and he looks as twice

as autistic. Sometimes looking like " drunk " too.

> We do not see any positive. We are doing also Amphotericin B.

> Questions,

>

> Is the regression supposed to be only behavioral? or also cognitive? (not

concentrating, etc)

>

> Should I continue to 60 days even though we don't see any positives?

>

> awe, regression is painful

>

> L

>