Guest guest Posted March 29, 2005 Report Share Posted March 29, 2005 When I was at the Cleveland Clinic we used Emla cream on my daughter Zoe ( 2 at the time) Cohen thought this was fine. It has made all the difference with my kids. It is lydocaine ( sp) 4 percent, there is a generic equivalent otc you can search down at pharmacies , but it is pricey and sold by the pharmacist. An intern at another hospital told me recently that in 1 percent of kids it can cause a seizure, however it is a topical cream and this intern seemed unsure. I would doubt that Cohen would okay it if there is a real harm. Zoe is at risk for seizures so I don’t think he would have suggested it. Just a thought, I do my daughters arms from the inside middle of the elbow down about 4 inches on both arms and it works great! Just a thought- Suzanne, mom to Zoe, complex 1 , AZ UMDF From: VisibleWorship@... Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 9:13 PM To: Mito Subject: Re: Lactate levels in blood When we did our lactates, I would call the lab ahead so they could look up the protocol while we are there... is there anything like stickers, toys or candy or anything you can try to bribe him with to not fight? Its pretty important to get an accurate result. mom to (07.04.96-05.26.03) with Mitochondrial disease, complex I and IV....Gaige, 5, with High Functioning Autism...Bliss, 3, with very very mild cerebral palsy ...True, born 01.18.05, with Sickle Cell Disease and GERD and married to one swell man! www.LifeofLoveProject.org www.debwells.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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