RE: Sexual behavior and Spirolactone

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And what is spirolactone? Is it over the counter or by prescription? Is it a supplement? And will it reduce only testosterone or also adrogen?Thanks.Ratan.To: mb12valtrex From: mom2hannajack@...Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2012 08:55:38 -0400Subject: Re: Sexual behavior

The same thing happened to my son. I would have testosterone and androgens checked. It is not uncommon for children on the spectrum to have high levels on some/all of these. Thanks....

How often does he have erection,if it is just in am on waking that's normal. Other wise have testerone levels checked he could need spirolactoneLet your email find you with BlackBerry® from Vodafone

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Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2012 21:29:00 -0400To: <Autism-Mercury >; <Autism_LDN >; <mb12valtrex >; <NIDS >; <stopcallingitautism >

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Subject: Sexual behavior

Could bacterial infection cause sexual behavior (erection), ds is 5 and non verbal.

As of right now he is day 5 of antibiotic, omegas, we have stopped his probiotics and vitamin d as he was sick a few days ago. He was starting to have this issue before the antibiotic so i was wondering about a bacterial issue? He was on a very strong probiotic when he got sick, im wondering if i can mix biotin into something after this round of antiobiotics to help with a yeast and bacterial issue. Any suggestions on brands that taste ok when opened and mixed in a liquid?

Oh, and does it do any good to give his probiotic while on antibiotics? He is taking the rx 3x day

thanks

Sharo

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And what is spirolactone? Is it over the counter or by prescription? Is it a supplement? And will it reduce only testosterone or also adrogen?Thanks.Ratan.To: mb12valtrex From: mom2hannajack@...Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2012 08:55:38 -0400Subject: Re: Sexual behavior

The same thing happened to my son. I would have testosterone and androgens checked. It is not uncommon for children on the spectrum to have high levels on some/all of these. Thanks....

How often does he have erection,if it is just in am on waking that's normal. Other wise have testerone levels checked he could need spirolactoneLet your email find you with BlackBerry® from Vodafone

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Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2012 21:29:00 -0400To: <Autism-Mercury >; <Autism_LDN >; <mb12valtrex >; <NIDS >; <stopcallingitautism >

ReplyTo: mb12valtrex

Subject: Sexual behavior

Could bacterial infection cause sexual behavior (erection), ds is 5 and non verbal.

As of right now he is day 5 of antibiotic, omegas, we have stopped his probiotics and vitamin d as he was sick a few days ago. He was starting to have this issue before the antibiotic so i was wondering about a bacterial issue? He was on a very strong probiotic when he got sick, im wondering if i can mix biotin into something after this round of antiobiotics to help with a yeast and bacterial issue. Any suggestions on brands that taste ok when opened and mixed in a liquid?

Oh, and does it do any good to give his probiotic while on antibiotics? He is taking the rx 3x day

thanks

Sharo

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I did alittle googling last night after this was suggested. Spirolactone is serious stuff. Im looking for natural ways to help him first. So thereare dietary changes and also some supplants that look like they reduce testosterone levels. So im doing some research into what naturally to give.Hope this helpsSent from my iPad

And what is spirolactone? Is it over the counter or by prescription? Is it a supplement? And will it reduce only testosterone or also adrogen?Thanks.Ratan.To: mb12valtrex From: mom2hannajack@...Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2012 08:55:38 -0400Subject: Re: Sexual behavior

The same thing happened to my son. I would have testosterone and androgens checked. It is not uncommon for children on the spectrum to have high levels on some/all of these. Thanks....

How often does he have erection,if it is just in am on waking that's normal. Other wise have testerone levels checked he could need spirolactoLet your email find you with BlackBerry® from Vodafone

Sender: mb12valtrex

Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2012 21:29:00 -0400To: <Autism-Mercury >; <Autism_LDN >; <mb12valtrex >; <NIDS >; <stopcallingitautism >

ReplyTo: mb12valtrex

Subject: Sexual behavior

Could bacterial infection cause sexual behavior (erection), ds is 5 and non verbal.

As of right now he is day 5 of antibiotic, omegas, we have stopped his probiotics and vitamin d as he was sick a few days ago. He was starting to have this issue before the antibiotic so i was wondering about a bacterial issue? He was on a very strong probiotic when he got sick, im wondering if i can mix biotin into something after this round of antiobiotics to help with a yeast and bacterial issue. Any suggestions on brands that taste ok when opened and mixed in a liquid?

Oh, and does it do any good to give his probiotic while on antibiotics? He is taking the rx 3x day

thanks

Sharo

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I did alittle googling last night after this was suggested. Spirolactone is serious stuff. Im looking for natural ways to help him first. So thereare dietary changes and also some supplants that look like they reduce testosterone levels. So im doing some research into what naturally to give.Hope this helpsSent from my iPad

And what is spirolactone? Is it over the counter or by prescription? Is it a supplement? And will it reduce only testosterone or also adrogen?Thanks.Ratan.To: mb12valtrex From: mom2hannajack@...Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2012 08:55:38 -0400Subject: Re: Sexual behavior

The same thing happened to my son. I would have testosterone and androgens checked. It is not uncommon for children on the spectrum to have high levels on some/all of these. Thanks....

How often does he have erection,if it is just in am on waking that's normal. Other wise have testerone levels checked he could need spirolactoLet your email find you with BlackBerry® from Vodafone

Sender: mb12valtrex

Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2012 21:29:00 -0400To: <Autism-Mercury >; <Autism_LDN >; <mb12valtrex >; <NIDS >; <stopcallingitautism >

ReplyTo: mb12valtrex

Subject: Sexual behavior

Could bacterial infection cause sexual behavior (erection), ds is 5 and non verbal.

As of right now he is day 5 of antibiotic, omegas, we have stopped his probiotics and vitamin d as he was sick a few days ago. He was starting to have this issue before the antibiotic so i was wondering about a bacterial issue? He was on a very strong probiotic when he got sick, im wondering if i can mix biotin into something after this round of antiobiotics to help with a yeast and bacterial issue. Any suggestions on brands that taste ok when opened and mixed in a liquid?

Oh, and does it do any good to give his probiotic while on antibiotics? He is taking the rx 3x day

thanks

Sharo

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Good. And let us on this List know what you find.Ratan.To: mb12valtrex From: ssmith0306@...Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2012 09:20:48 -0400Subject: Re: Sexual behavior and Spirolactone

I did alittle googling last night after this was suggested. Spirolactone is serious stuff. Im looking for natural ways to help him first. So thereare dietary changes and also some supplants that look like they reduce testosterone levels. So im doing some research into what naturally to give.Hope this helpsSent from my iPad

And what is spirolactone? Is it over the counter or by prescription? Is it a supplement? And will it reduce only testosterone or also adrogen?Thanks.Ratan.To: mb12valtrex From: mom2hannajack@...Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2012 08:55:38 -0400Subject: Re: Sexual behavior

The same thing happened to my son. I would have testosterone and androgens checked. It is not uncommon for children on the spectrum to have high levels on some/all of these. Thanks....

How often does he have erection,if it is just in am on waking that's normal. Other wise have testerone levels checked he could need spirolactoLet your email find you with BlackBerry® from Vodafone

Sender: mb12valtrex

Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2012 21:29:00 -0400To: <Autism-Mercury >; <Autism_LDN >; <mb12valtrex >; <NIDS >; <stopcallingitautism >

ReplyTo: mb12valtrex

Subject: Sexual behavior

Could bacterial infection cause sexual behavior (erection), ds is 5 and non verbal.

As of right now he is day 5 of antibiotic, omegas, we have stopped his probiotics and vitamin d as he was sick a few days ago. He was starting to have this issue before the antibiotic so i was wondering about a bacterial issue? He was on a very strong probiotic when he got sick, im wondering if i can mix biotin into something after this round of antiobiotics to help with a yeast and bacterial issue. Any suggestions on brands that taste ok when opened and mixed in a liquid?

Oh, and does it do any good to give his probiotic while on antibiotics? He is taking the rx 3x day

thanks

Sharo

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