Guest guest Posted December 21, 2000 Report Share Posted December 21, 2000 I have used pepcid many many times and never had a bad reaction nor have I heard of one, but that doesn't mean that your kid didn't have a reaction to it. There is always one that disproves the rule. Holly ----- Original Message ----- > My son lost it this evening--crying, flapping, hitting, screaming--just over > what was on the tv and what was for dinner. He had had a nice session with > his home therapist, but he started zoning when she was leaving--wouldn't > look at her or say " Merry Christmas. " I could tell something was > brewing--then when she left, he just blew apart. > > I've never used Pepcid AC before, but this behavior is so unusual for him, I > thought there must have been some infraction. I gave him the Pepcid (not > the chewable one) and I also gave him some homeopathic Bach flower rescue > remedy (to calm him down). He did calm down--very quickly actually, and had > a nice dinner and played with his brother afterwards. Then during bath and > bed routine, his right ear got really dark red and hot, and he got really > weird and druggy. He was wandering around making strange sounds, not > focusing (also very unusual). He wasn't at all upset, but he certainly > wasn't with it. > > 1. Has anyone had a bad experience with Pepcid AC? Or is the weirdness and > red ear just a continuation of what was going on before? > > 2. Could what happened tonight be a delayed chicken reaction? I've noticed > that two times that he has had chicken recently, his ears got red. He had > chicken last night--red ears, but no behavior stuff. Could the behavior > stuff be coming out tonight? For those of you who have kids with meat > allergies, do the reactions have to do with behavior and regressions, or is > it mostly physical symptoms. And could Pepcid help with this kind of > reaction, or is it only effective for the gluten/casein infractions? > > Every time I try something new it seems to go wrong! Can anyone shed some > light on the possible pepcid problem and what might be going on with the > chicken? > > Thank you so much, > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2000 Report Share Posted December 22, 2000 could someone please tell me what kind of Pepcid AC you use and how much and how often. My son had something he wasn't supposed to and I'm waiting to see what happens. I could not find andy Alka Seltzer Gold at all in any stores but I wasn't sure what kind of Pepcid AC to give him either. Do you usually give it when you see the strange behaviors coming on or right away? Please let me know as soon as you can because I don't want him to be crazy for the holidays. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2000 Report Share Posted December 22, 2000 Thanks, Holly, for your response. It turns out that Caleb was really much better this morning. So maybe the Pepcid AC helped--at least it didn't seem to hurt. I didn't want to scare anyone off of using it if they need it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2000 Report Share Posted December 22, 2000 You need to give it as soon as possible after the slip up. you give 1 10mg tablet of non-chewable over the counter Pepcid AC. Holly ----- Original Message ----- > could someone please tell me what kind of Pepcid AC you use and how much and > how often. My son had something he wasn't supposed to and I'm waiting to see > what happens. I could not find andy Alka Seltzer Gold at all in any stores > but I wasn't sure what kind of Pepcid AC to give him either. Do you usually > give it when you see the strange behaviors coming on or right away? Please > let me know as soon as you can because I don't want him to be crazy for the > holidays. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2000 Report Share Posted December 22, 2000 You need to give it as soon as possible after the slip up. you give 1 10mg tablet of non-chewable over the counter Pepcid AC. Holly ----- Original Message ----- > could someone please tell me what kind of Pepcid AC you use and how much and > how often. My son had something he wasn't supposed to and I'm waiting to see > what happens. I could not find andy Alka Seltzer Gold at all in any stores > but I wasn't sure what kind of Pepcid AC to give him either. Do you usually > give it when you see the strange behaviors coming on or right away? Please > let me know as soon as you can because I don't want him to be crazy for the > holidays. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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