5 month regression / hives

[Guest guest]

Could those with experience with 5 month regression tell me how long it lasted

and what the predominant symptoms were for your child?

Also, does anyone see hives on their child, that flare up on the neck, for

example, then disappear pretty quickly? I thought we had a problem with my

daughter getting bug bites on her neck, but in the middle of winter? And they

disappeared so quickly! Then it dawned on me that these were (obviously) hives.

Thanks.

Nannette, SCD 5.5 months, IBS

daughter, , 14 yo, SCD 5.5 months, autism

[Guest guest]

Nannette,

Kali has these hives off and on when she has die-off. Learn from me,

don't put anything on it even if it's itchy and don't take benedryl either

due to supressing it back into the body and the immune system has a harder

time trying to throw out the disturbance the second and or third time

around. My daughter's GI doc said that a lot of the kids that were given

their MMR and have Autism have this upper body rash now and then. This is

what I believe my daughter is trying to get rid of. I have seen this before

being a nurse aide and teacher's aide. These poor kids. Just keep going on

SCD Nannette. The rashes are less and less over time and it seems that you

are right on the mark for die-off and progression. Jenn & K 9 months SCD

5 month regression / hives

> Could those with experience with 5 month regression tell me how long it

lasted and what the predominant symptoms were for your child?

>

> Also, does anyone see hives on their child, that flare up on the neck, for

example, then disappear pretty quickly? I thought we had a problem with my

daughter getting bug bites on her neck, but in the middle of winter? And

they disappeared so quickly! Then it dawned on me that these were

(obviously) hives.

>

> Thanks.

> Nannette, SCD 5.5 months, IBS

> daughter, , 14 yo, SCD 5.5 months, autism

>

>

[Guest guest]

Nannette,

Kali has these hives off and on when she has die-off. Learn from me,

don't put anything on it even if it's itchy and don't take benedryl either

due to supressing it back into the body and the immune system has a harder

time trying to throw out the disturbance the second and or third time

around. My daughter's GI doc said that a lot of the kids that were given

their MMR and have Autism have this upper body rash now and then. This is

what I believe my daughter is trying to get rid of. I have seen this before

being a nurse aide and teacher's aide. These poor kids. Just keep going on

SCD Nannette. The rashes are less and less over time and it seems that you

are right on the mark for die-off and progression. Jenn & K 9 months SCD

5 month regression / hives

> Could those with experience with 5 month regression tell me how long it

lasted and what the predominant symptoms were for your child?

>

> Also, does anyone see hives on their child, that flare up on the neck, for

example, then disappear pretty quickly? I thought we had a problem with my

daughter getting bug bites on her neck, but in the middle of winter? And

they disappeared so quickly! Then it dawned on me that these were

(obviously) hives.

>

> Thanks.

> Nannette, SCD 5.5 months, IBS

> daughter, , 14 yo, SCD 5.5 months, autism

>

>

[Guest guest]

Nannette,

Kali has these hives off and on when she has die-off. Learn from me,

don't put anything on it even if it's itchy and don't take benedryl either

due to supressing it back into the body and the immune system has a harder

time trying to throw out the disturbance the second and or third time

around. My daughter's GI doc said that a lot of the kids that were given

their MMR and have Autism have this upper body rash now and then. This is

what I believe my daughter is trying to get rid of. I have seen this before

being a nurse aide and teacher's aide. These poor kids. Just keep going on

SCD Nannette. The rashes are less and less over time and it seems that you

are right on the mark for die-off and progression. Jenn & K 9 months SCD

5 month regression / hives

> Could those with experience with 5 month regression tell me how long it

lasted and what the predominant symptoms were for your child?

>

> Also, does anyone see hives on their child, that flare up on the neck, for

example, then disappear pretty quickly? I thought we had a problem with my

daughter getting bug bites on her neck, but in the middle of winter? And

they disappeared so quickly! Then it dawned on me that these were

(obviously) hives.

>

> Thanks.

> Nannette, SCD 5.5 months, IBS

> daughter, , 14 yo, SCD 5.5 months, autism

>

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