Re: ot-regression and some Qs

[Guest guest]

Speaking of regression, I have a Q for you all:

My son was in the hospital about 2 weeks ago with rotavirus, and hasn't been

the same since. I'm wondering if the sugar in the iv's could have wacked

his yeast into high gear? He's got rashes (like rug-burn looking things) on

the back of his arm and on his hand and his eczema has returned and he has

little bumps on his cheeks (I've never seen that). Or maybe the virus

itself did it? Any thoughts? We are going to be starting diflucan tonight,

so I'll see if that helps.

My dr. suggested using acidophilus while using the diflucan. Which are gfcf

and well tolerated taste-wise?

Also, on the subject of epsom baths. Is it ok to do if a child has rashes,

or would it aggravate them? How much do you use? I've never done this.

Any input is appreciated.

Thank you all for your input!

M.

>

[Guest guest]

Look for your acidophilus at www.kirkmanlabs.com Theirs is dairy -free.

Betty

Mother to 30 yo with possible bipolar or clinical depression who is at home

again.

Nana to , 9 yo, ADHD, Depression, behavior disorder

Evan, 7 yo, nonverbal autism

, 4 yo, ADHD/OD, behavior disorder

----- Original Message -----

> Speaking of regression, I have a Q for you all:

> My son was in the hospital about 2 weeks ago with rotavirus, and hasn't

been

> the same since. I'm wondering if the sugar in the iv's could have wacked

> his yeast into high gear? He's got rashes (like rug-burn looking things)

on

> the back of his arm and on his hand and his eczema has returned and he has

> little bumps on his cheeks (I've never seen that). Or maybe the virus

> itself did it? Any thoughts? We are going to be starting diflucan

tonight,

> so I'll see if that helps.

>

> My dr. suggested using acidophilus while using the diflucan. Which are

gfcf

> and well tolerated taste-wise?

>

> Also, on the subject of epsom baths. Is it ok to do if a child has

rashes,

> or would it aggravate them? How much do you use? I've never done this.

> Any input is appreciated.

>

> Thank you all for your input!

> M.

[Guest guest]

Viruses can spur regressions. Not eating for a while can too. My son just

recovered from a two week regression following a virus that wrecked his

appetite.

> Speaking of regression, I have a Q for you all:

> My son was in the hospital about 2 weeks ago with rotavirus, and hasn't

been

> the same since. I'm wondering if the sugar in the iv's could have wacked

> his yeast into high gear? He's got rashes (like rug-burn looking things)

on

> the back of his arm and on his hand and his eczema has returned and he has

> little bumps on his cheeks (I've never seen that). Or maybe the virus

> itself did it? Any thoughts? We are going to be starting diflucan

tonight,

> so I'll see if that helps.

[Guest guest]

Viruses can spur regressions. Not eating for a while can too. My son just

recovered from a two week regression following a virus that wrecked his

appetite.

> Speaking of regression, I have a Q for you all:

> My son was in the hospital about 2 weeks ago with rotavirus, and hasn't

been

> the same since. I'm wondering if the sugar in the iv's could have wacked

> his yeast into high gear? He's got rashes (like rug-burn looking things)

on

> the back of his arm and on his hand and his eczema has returned and he has

> little bumps on his cheeks (I've never seen that). Or maybe the virus

> itself did it? Any thoughts? We are going to be starting diflucan

tonight,

> so I'll see if that helps.